John looks at the question Peter asks Jesus on forgiveness in Matthew 18:21-35 and then expands on it's role in the Kingdom of God.
John looks at the parable in Matthew 13:1-9, 18-23 to show a glimpse of what God's Kingdom is and what our place is in it.
Are you using money to impress people or are you using money to please God? That is a key question John asks as he examines what Luke 16:9-15 means when it comes to generosity.
John explores 2 Timothy 3 which reveals God's fundamental way to rescue the world... through Discipleship!
John looks at Romans 12:1-2 and explains that worship is not just about what you think, say, or express. It's about what you do!
Exodus 25:31-40; Revelation 1:12-13 & verse 20. John explores the question, "Who are we as a church?"
Ben Vanhorn brings a message of what it truly means to follow God and how our expectations play into that process. Mark 8:27-36
John explores Psalm 109 and shows the importance of taking our pain to God and loving your enemies.
John uses the story of Esther to show us the importance God places on investing in family.
John uses Ezekiel 24:15-24 to show us that what we do today will directly influence our marital joy tomorrow.
We all have things that we want to accomplish someday. John talks about the idea that someday I am going to truly live for Christ and uses John 19:31-35 as the foundation for this Easter message.
Do you have one area of life you struggle with? John shows us that God does not just give us the opportunity to be forgiven, He gives us the opportunity to be transformed!
Most of the time, we want life to be fair. We want to be compensated for our work. We want to reap the benefits of hard work. But one story that Jesus tells shows us that God is not fair. Instead, He's generous. Matthew 20:1-15
Generosity can and should be more than a simple transaction. God intends for generosity to be a transformational moment for both the giver and recipient. 1 Chronicles 11:15-19
Do you ever feel like there is a glass ceiling between you and God? Do you ever wonder why you don't seem to be growing in your faith? God's Secret Ingredient may be the key. Isaiah 58:1-11
Do you ever wonder why parents and children often have the same tendencies toward particular sins? What if you could break the generational cycle of sin in your family? What if you could create a clean slate for yourself and your children?
How do you make decisions in your daily life? One of the greatest weapons against sin and temptation is the ability to trust God with your decision-making process. Matthew 4:1-11
How do you deal with the weight of temptation? How can you make the right decision when a battle is raging in your head? Hebrews 12 encourages us to stay focused on Jesus and endure the storm. Hebrews 12:1-13
How do we engage in the fight against sin? And when God calls us to repent, what does that really mean? Luke 3:7-14
We all have personal struggles. We all have weaknesses and fall to certain temptations. But most of the time, we seem oblivious to the spiritual battle raging around us. This message encourages us to recognize the battle and engage in the fight against sin. Ephesians 6:10-13
Do you ever question where God is taking you? How do you deal with times of uncertainty? Steven Perry shares a personal journey of faith and some of its more important lessons.
How committed are you to following the leadership of God? Phil Davis challenges us to start living the ways of God everyday. Daniel 6
Do you know how to make disciples? The modern church has emphasized education over discipleship and now we need to learn - once again - the basics of making disciples. Matthew 28:16-20.
A religious leader asks Jesus what he needs to do to be "just good enough to get by" with God. This is Jesus's answer. Luke 10:25-37
What is the optimal place for spiritual growth? Where can we quickly develop into people who truly love God and love the people around us? The answer doesn't match what we often practice...Acts 2:41-42
Father's Day message asks the question, "How should we disciple our children?" This passage calls for dads (and moms) to go to great lengths for the good of their children. Deuteronomy 6:4-9
Have you ever wondered why Jesus chose the men that he chose to be disciples? Do you think you would have qualified if you would have lived in 1st Century Israel?
If you could have more of God, would you really want it? What if it meant changing your way of life? What if it meant giving up some comforts? Do you really want more of God? Acts 18:18-19:10
Do you ever wonder if God has a plan for the hardships you're experiencing? This story from Acts demonstrates how God works in the middle of our difficulties. Acts 18:1-17
Do you believe in an unseen spiritual world around you? Jesus discusses the spiritual world in this shocking passage. John 8:31-47
It's really easy to go through the routines of life without moving closer to God. This is a discussion of dying to self in order to live with Christ. Matthew 3:13-17
We spend huge portions of life working on our physical health and financial health, but how much time do you spend on your spiritual health? Looking at the life of Jesus, we discuss the importance of thirsting for God. John 12:20-30
Regardless of where you are in life, God wants to use your possessions for your good, the good of others and for His glory. Matthew 25:14-30
Intentionally investing your time in your neighbors, co-workers and friends will not only produce good relationships, but will also produce Jesus followers. 2 Timothy 2:1-7
According to the bible, investing in your family is one of the most important investments you can make. Deuteronomy 6:1-9
The 1st century church that followed the life of Jesus is not defined by buildings or programs, it is defined by its people. If you are a Jesus follower, you are the church. Study of Acts 16:16-40
Study of the Biblical feast Yom Kippur (The Day of Atonement) and it's prophetic implications.
Study of the Biblical feast and Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashanah. From Numbers 10 and 1 Thessalonians 4.
A Study of the Biblical feast of Pentecost and its prophetic fulfillment in the book of Acts.
Studying the biblical feast of Passover. Amazing look at the prophetic nature of this feast.