MESSAGES
Browse here the manuscripts and footnotes from each message
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Lords Prayer Series
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Our Father in Heaven
What can we learn from “Our Father in heaven?”
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Lords Prayer Message 2
What does it look like for God’s will to be done on earth as it is in heaven.
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Give us our daily bread
What does it mean to ask for daily bread and how should we view wealth and money?
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Forgive us our debts
What is sin, why does it create a debt, and what is our response to it?
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As we have forgiven our debtors
Join us as we continue on our series on the Lord’s Prayer found in Matthew 6 and learn what it means to forgive others and why it is so important.
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Fruit of the Spirit
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Fruit of the Spirit: Love
this weeks sermon is apart of our fruit of the Spirit series and is on love!
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Fruit of the Spirit: Joy and Peace
This week we doubled up. Looking at Phillippians 4 we will learn how to live out joy and peace and why they can’t be separated.
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Fruit of the Spirit: Patience
Join us as we learn about patience from looking at King David and his wait to be king.
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Fruit of the Spirit: Kindness and Goodness
how does our faith lead us to kindness and goodness and what is the point? Read the sermon here
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Fruit of the Spirit: Gentleness
What benefit can we possibly get from being gentle in a world of anger, vitriol, revenge?
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Fruit of the Spirit Faithfulness
what does it mean to produce the fruit of Faithfulness? whats more important, our faithfulness or Gods? Download the PDF to read the final sermon on our series on faithfulness.
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Peter: One mans journey of transformation
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The Call
Jesus meets Peter the disciples and tells them to trust in him. to practice obedience and cast out the net. The thing that happens next is life changing for Peter and the other disciples.
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Take a step
What does it look like for us to walk out on faith? To trust God during the storm? This week we read about Peter and Jesus walking on water during the storm.
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To whom would we go?
Jesus explains to all of his followers a controversial teaching and they leave in mass. After this huge exodus of followers Jesus looks to Jesus and asks “Will you also leave.?” Peters next sentence sets the stage for our next message in our series on the disciple Peter.
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But who do YOU say I am?
What is your greatest fear? For most people their greatest fear doesn’t take long to think of, It’s death. How we answer Jesus’ question to his disciples in Caesarea Philippi changes how we look at death. Who do you say Jesus is?
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Compelled to go to Jerusalem
Jesus tells his disciples he has to go to Jerusalem to die. Why does the messiah have to die? Find out here
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The Denial
Peter tells Jesus he would never leave him or deny him. He would follow him even to death. Now Jesus is arrested and Peter has denied him. What now? Watch the sermon on the Denial of Peter and arrest of Jesus here
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Do you love me?
Jesus has rose again and he encounters the disciples one again fishing. Jesus asks Peter the most important question in the world, “Do you love me?” Jesus asks us the same question, what does it mean and how we answer? watch the sermon here
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The greatest sermon ever preached
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The Beautitudes
Jesus begins his sermon with a list of those who are blessed. The grieving, poor in spirit, meek, peacemakers and merciful? How are these the people who are blessed? lets find out together, watch the sermon here
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Salt and Light
Jesus tells us to be salt and light. What does that mean and how in the world do we do that? Watch the second sermon in our series on the sermon on the mount here
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The Heart Matters
Jesus tells his audience not murdering is easy. I give you something harder, do not get angry or you will be hauled to court and in danger of the fire of hell. How are we supposed to understand this difficult verse? Lets find out together here
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Love your enemies
You have heard it said, but I tell you… love your enemies? Pray for those who persecute you? How are we supposed to understand yet another difficult passage from Jesus? Watch Here
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Do Not Worry
Join us as we look at Jesus command to not worry. we know we aren’t suppose to worry, we don’t want to. But how in the world do we actually keep ourselves from worry and what does that look like in your life? Find out here
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Ask Seek Knock
Jesus is inviting us to enter into his kingdom with courage and boldness. To pray with expectation that they are already being in the process of beong answered. So why do prayers seemingly go unanswered so often? What do we do when our prayers come back null and void?
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A House Built on the Rock
Jesus concludes his three chapter sermon with a warning. If you love me, if you want to follow me, then be careful to build your house on my words and my commands. The foolish builders hear the words of Jesus but do not put them into action and their house is built on sand and will easily topple.
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Jonah
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From the Eyes of Jonah A first person sermon
Jonah is a fascinating and interesting book, especially when you realize all that action happens in only 4 chapters. We start the series off with a first person retelling of the story.
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A prayer of salvation from the belly of a fish?
Our second sermon in our series on Jonah. Jonah prays a prayer of thanksgiving and salvation while still in the fish? What Jonah teaches us about hope and deliverance.
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