Sermons - the spring family church: Recent Episodes
The Spring BIC
As we approach July 4th, Pastor Steve teaches on the difference between what culture tells us about freedom and what the Bible tells us about freedom.
As Pastor Steve continues in the Gospel of John with the story of Lazarus, he encourages us to "take off the grave clothes".
This week Pastor Steve continues with the 6th chapter in John and asks the question, "Do you believe...or do you know?"
This week Pastor Steve returns to Ephesians and explains our new nature in Christ and asks the question "which nature are we feeding?"
This week Pastor Steve answers that question with the help of 3 others who share their experiences of how meeting Jesus has affected their lives.
Pastor Steve answers the question... "why is it significant that the most important news in history be delivered to shepherds?"
As we enter the Christmas season, Pastor Steve looks at Old Testament prophesies that point to the Messiah.
Pastor Steve is excited to talk about Paul's prayer in Ephesians 3and how powerful it is even for us today.
Pastor Steve continues in Ephesians and explores where Paul teaches us that God's grace makes us one.
This week Pastor Steve begins a study in Ephesians where Paul reminds us of who we are.
Using Ecclesiastes 4: 9-12 Pastor Steve explains the importance of relationships and committing to one another.
In this new series, What We Believe, Pastor Steve starts it off by explaining the evidence that God is real.
On this sermon, Pastor Steve explains that Love, Joy, Peace, Patince, Kindness, Goodness, Faithfulness, Gentleness, and Self-Control will help us achieve oneness.
On todays's message. Pastor Steve tells us that past, shame, and unforgiveness can lead to us not having oneness.
In this sermon, Pastor Steve talks about how we can have oneness with god; through the Bible, prayer, and the fellowship of believers.
Pastor Steve tells us about the story of Elijah and Elisha. He also explains how honor and mentors relate to this story.
Today's part of our mission statement focuses on the valued and restored part of it. Pastor Steve uses the story of Moses to teach us what this means.