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It is believed that Paul’s second letter to Timothy is among the last letters he ever wrote. In it, Paul seems to be passing the baton of ministry to his apprentice Timothy. He looks beyond his immediate relationship with Timothy and charges him to take up the work and to equip yet more generations to serve Christ.
It is believed that Paul’s second letter to Timothy is among the last letters he ever wrote. In it, Paul seems to be passing the baton of ministry to his apprentice Timothy. He looks beyond his immediate relationship with Timothy and charges him to take up the work and to equip yet more generations to serve Christ.
It is believed that Paul’s second letter to Timothy is among the last letters he ever wrote. In it, Paul seems to be passing the baton of ministry to his apprentice Timothy. He looks beyond his immediate relationship with Timothy and charges him to take up the work and to equip yet more generations to serve Christ.
It is believed that Paul’s second letter to Timothy is among the last letters he ever wrote. In it, Paul seems to be passing the baton of ministry to his apprentice Timothy. He looks beyond his immediate relationship with Timothy and charges him to take up the work and to equip yet more generations to serve Christ.
The Apostle Paul writes this letter to Timothy, a young pastor and his child in the faith, to advise him how to go about his ministry assignment in the church at Ephesus. From it we have much to learn about how to do life together as followers of Christ in a local church.
The Apostle Paul writes this letter to Timothy, a young pastor and his child in the faith, to advise him how to go about his ministry assignment in the church at Ephesus. From it we have much to learn about how to do life together as followers of Christ in a local church.
The Apostle Paul writes this letter to Timothy, a young pastor and his child in the faith, to advise him how to go about his ministry assignment in the church at Ephesus. From it we have much to learn about how to do life together as followers of Christ in a local church.
The Apostle Paul writes this letter to Timothy, a young pastor and his child in the faith, to advise him how to go about his ministry assignment in the church at Ephesus. From it we have much to learn about how to do life together as followers of Christ in a local church.
The Apostle Paul writes this letter to Timothy, a young pastor and his child in the faith, to advise him how to go about his ministry assignment in the church at Ephesus. From it we have much to learn about how to do life together as followers of Christ in a local church.
The Apostle Paul writes this letter to Timothy, a young pastor and his child in the faith, to advise him how to go about his ministry assignment in the church at Ephesus. From it we have much to learn about how to do life together as followers of Christ in a local church.
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The Apostle Paul writes this letter to Timothy, a young pastor and his child in the faith, to advise him how to go about his ministry assignment in the church at Ephesus. From it we have much to learn about how to do life together as followers of Christ in a local church.
This week we go over the sermon discussion points by reviewing sections of the sermon audio.
The Apostle Paul writes this letter to Timothy, a young pastor and his child in the faith, to advise him how to go about his ministry assignment in the church at Ephesus. From it we have much to learn about how to do life together as followers of Christ in a local church.
The Apostle Paul writes this letter to Timothy, a young pastor and his child in the faith, to advise him how to go about his ministry assignment in the church at Ephesus. From it we have much to learn about how to do life together as followers of Christ in a local church.
This week Pastor Dave answers questions from members of the congregation about this passage.
This series covers Daniel 7-12, where the aged prophet receives from God four grand visions of human history. These apocalyptic visions provide a glimpse into God’s victorious plan of a hope-filled future when He will vanquish evil hearts and bring all nations under His perfect rule.
This week Pastor Ken discusses Jesus as the Son of Mary and the importance of the humanity of the Christ.
The prophet Isaiah declared, “For to us a child is born, to us a son is given.”What is the identity of the “son” this prophecy speaks about? This advent series will answer that question by focusing on the birth and work of Jesus from the distinctive perspectives of each of the four Gospels.
This week Pastor Dave discusses Jesus as the Son of Man and that this title is more than how he relates to us, but that Jesus is our eternal judge and advocate.
The prophet Isaiah declared, “For to us a child is born, to us a son is given.”What is the identity of the “son” this prophecy speaks about? This advent series will answer that question by focusing on the birth and work of Jesus from the distinctive perspectives of each of the four Gospels.
The prophet Isaiah declared, “For to us a child is born, to us a son is given.”What is the identity of the “son” this prophecy speaks about? This advent series will answer that question by focusing on the birth and work of Jesus from the distinctive perspectives of each of the four Gospels.
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The prophet Isaiah declared, “For to us a child is born, to us a son is given.”What is the identity of the “son” this prophecy speaks about? This advent series will answer that question by focusing on the birth and work of Jesus from the distinctive perspectives of each of the four Gospels.
This week Pastor Dave and Ken join us to discuss Daniel and the Lion’s Den and to recap on the first 6 chapters of the book of Daniel.
This series covers Daniel 1-6, where we learn about godly living in a godless age. Though Daniel was a Jewish captive living in hostile Babylon, he was able to engage the culture without compromising his faith. His ability to remain faithful to God was a result of God revealing Himself as the Sovereign One over all kings and kingdoms and promising to one day usher in His eternal kingdom.
Pastor Dave discusses the writing on the wall from Daniel 5. King Belshazzar has blatantly and arrogantly defiled what God has deemed to be holy.
This series covers Daniel 1-6, where we learn about godly living in a godless age. Though Daniel was a Jewish captive living in hostile Babylon, he was able to engage the culture without compromising his faith. His ability to remain faithful to God was a result of God revealing Himself as the Sovereign One over all kings and kingdoms and promising to one day usher in His eternal kingdom.
16 Do not be deceived, my beloved brothers. 17 Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of lights…
James 1:16-17
In his pride the wicked man does not seek him;
in all his thoughts there is no room for God.
Psalm 10:4
The way of a fool is right in his own eyes, but a wise man listens to advice.
Proverbs 12:15
Pride goes before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall.
Proverbs 16:18
Humble yourselves before the Lord, and he will lift you up.
James 4:10
This series covers Daniel 1-6, where we learn about godly living in a godless age. Though Daniel was a Jewish captive living in hostile Babylon, he was able to engage the culture without compromising his faith. His ability to remain faithful to God was a result of God revealing Himself as the Sovereign One over all kings and kingdoms and promising to one day usher in His eternal kingdom.
This series covers Daniel 1-6, where we learn about godly living in a godless age. Though Daniel was a Jewish captive living in hostile Babylon, he was able to engage the culture without compromising his faith. His ability to remain faithful to God was a result of God revealing Himself as the Sovereign One over all kings and kingdoms and promising to one day usher in His eternal kingdom.
This week, Pastor Ken discusses how Christians respond in moments of crisis. If you or someone you know is in a moment of crisis and need support, Bayside Chapel has partnered with Foundations Christians Counseling. Please click the link to get in touch with a trained Christian counselor. https://www.foundchristcounsel.org
This series covers Daniel 1-6, where we learn about godly living in a godless age. Though Daniel was a Jewish captive living in hostile Babylon, he was able to engage the culture without compromising his faith. His ability to remain faithful to God was a result of God revealing Himself as the Sovereign One over all kings and kingdoms and promising to one day usher in His eternal kingdom.
This series will take a closer look at four of Israel’s major feasts. In this study we will not only gain appreciation for the heritage of our Jewish neighbors but find connections to the story of our salvation in Christ.
This series will take a closer look at four of Israel’s major feasts. In this study we will not only gain appreciation for the heritage of our Jewish neighbors but find connections to the story of our salvation in Christ.
This series will take a closer look at four of Israel’s major feasts. In this study we will not only gain appreciation for the heritage of our Jewish neighbors but find connections to the story of our salvation in Christ.
This series will take a closer look at four of Israel’s major feasts. In this study we will not only gain appreciation for the heritage of our Jewish neighbors but find connections to the story of our salvation in Christ.
This series examines the life of Joseph, the favorite son of his father who was despised by his jealous brothers. It’s a story of how God uses the mistreatment of a young man to bring about the salvation of his people.
This series examines the life of Joseph, the favorite son of his father who was despised by his jealous brothers. It’s a story of how God uses the mistreatment of a young man to bring about the salvation of his people.
This series examines the life of Joseph, the favorite son of his father who was despised by his jealous brothers. It’s a story of how God uses the mistreatment of a young man to bring about the salvation of his people.
This series examines the life of Joseph, the favorite son of his father who was despised by his jealous brothers. It’s a story of how God uses the mistreatment of a young man to bring about the salvation of his people.
This series examines the life of Joseph, the favorite son of his father who was despised by his jealous brothers. It’s a story of how God uses the mistreatment of a young man to bring about the salvation of his people.
This series examines the life of Joseph, the favorite son of his father who was despised by his jealous brothers. It’s a story of how God uses the mistreatment of a young man to bring about the salvation of his people.
This series examines the life of Joseph, the favorite son of his father who was despised by his jealous brothers. It’s a story of how God uses the mistreatment of a young man to bring about the salvation of his people.
This series examines the life of Joseph, the favorite son of his father who was despised by his jealous brothers. It’s a story of how God uses the mistreatment of a young man to bring about the salvation of his people.
This series examines the life of Joseph, the favorite son of his father who was despised by his jealous brothers. It’s a story of how God uses the mistreatment of a young man to bring about the salvation of his people.
This series examines the life of Joseph, the favorite son of his father who was despised by his jealous brothers. It’s a story of how God uses the mistreatment of a young man to bring about the salvation of his people.
This series examines the life of Joseph, the favorite son of his father who was despised by his jealous brothers. It’s a story of how God uses the mistreatment of a young man to bring about the salvation of his people.
This series examines the life of Joseph, the favorite son of his father who was despised by his jealous brothers. It’s a story of how God uses the mistreatment of a young man to bring about the salvation of his people.
This series examines the life of Joseph, the favorite son of his father who was despised by his jealous brothers. It’s a story of how God uses the mistreatment of a young man to bring about the salvation of his people.
This series examines the life of Joseph, the favorite son of his father who was despised by his jealous brothers. It’s a story of how God uses the mistreatment of a young man to bring about the salvation of his people.
This series confronts an age-old temptation to distort the Gospel by adding works to it. Galatians takes on the legalism that would bind us and helps us live in the freedom that is ours in Christ by the power of the Spirit.
This series confronts an age-old temptation to distort the Gospel by adding works to it. Galatians takes on the legalism that would bind us and helps us live in the freedom that is ours in Christ by the power of the Spirit.
This series confronts an age-old temptation to distort the Gospel by adding works to it. Galatians takes on the legalism that would bind us and helps us live in the freedom that is ours in Christ by the power of the Spirit.
This series confronts an age-old temptation to distort the Gospel by adding works to it. Galatians takes on the legalism that would bind us and helps us live in the freedom that is ours in Christ by the power of the Spirit.
This series confronts an age-old temptation to distort the Gospel by adding works to it. Galatians takes on the legalism that would bind us and helps us live in the freedom that is ours in Christ by the power of the Spirit.
This series confronts an age-old temptation to distort the Gospel by adding works to it. Galatians takes on the legalism that would bind us and helps us live in the freedom that is ours in Christ by the power of the Spirit.
This series confronts an age-old temptation to distort the Gospel by adding works to it. Galatians takes on the legalism that would bind us and helps us live in the freedom that is ours in Christ by the power of the Spirit.
Our text for this Easter Sunday was not one of the Gospel stories recounting what happened at the garden tomb. We looked instead at a passage from one of Paul’s epistles that helps us understand the importance of what happened there.
This series confronts an age-old temptation to distort the Gospel by adding works to it. Galatians takes on the legalism that would bind us and helps us live in the freedom that is ours in Christ by the power of the Spirit.
This series confronts an age-old temptation to distort the Gospel by adding works to it. Galatians takes on the legalism that would bind us and helps us live in the freedom that is ours in Christ by the power of the Spirit.
This series confronts an age-old temptation to distort the Gospel by adding works to it. Galatians takes on the legalism that would bind us and helps us live in the freedom that is ours in Christ by the power of the Spirit.
This series confronts an age-old temptation to distort the Gospel by adding works to it. Galatians takes on the legalism that would bind us and helps us live in the freedom that is ours in Christ by the power of the Spirit.
This series confronts an age-old temptation to distort the Gospel by adding works to it. Galatians takes on the legalism that would bind us and helps us live in the freedom that is ours in Christ by the power of the Spirit.
This series confronts an age-old temptation to distort the Gospel by adding works to it. Galatians takes on the legalism that would bind us and helps us live in the freedom that is ours in Christ by the power of the Spirit.
We pick up our study of the life of Abraham where we left off. If the first part of the story was about Abraham’s stumbling faith, the balance of the story is about the maturing of Abraham’s faith, as it is put to the test in profound ways, refined as if by fire.
We pick up our study of the life of Abraham where we left off. If the first part of the story was about Abraham’s stumbling faith, the balance of the story is about the maturing of Abraham’s faith, as it is put to the test in profound ways, refined as if by fire.
We pick up our study of the life of Abraham where we left off. If the first part of the story was about Abraham’s stumbling faith, the balance of the story is about the maturing of Abraham’s faith, as it is put to the test in profound ways, refined as if by fire.
We pick up our study of the life of Abraham where we left off. If the first part of the story was about Abraham’s stumbling faith, the balance of the story is about the maturing of Abraham’s faith, as it is put to the test in profound ways, refined as if by fire.
We pick up our study of the life of Abraham where we left off. If the first part of the story was about Abraham’s stumbling faith, the balance of the story is about the maturing of Abraham’s faith, as it is put to the test in profound ways, refined as if by fire.
We pick up our study of the life of Abraham where we left off. If the first part of the story was about Abraham’s stumbling faith, the balance of the story is about the maturing of Abraham’s faith, as it is put to the test in profound ways, refined as if by fire
We pick up our study of the life of Abraham where we left off. If the first part of the story was about Abraham’s stumbling faith, the balance of the story is about the maturing of Abraham’s faith, as it is put to the test in profound ways, refined as if by fire.
We pick up our study of the life of Abraham where we left off. If the first part of the story was about Abraham’s stumbling faith, the balance of the story is about the maturing of Abraham’s faith, as it is put to the test in profound ways, refined as if by fire.
We pick up our study of the life of Abraham where we left off. If the first part of the story was about Abraham’s stumbling faith, the balance of the story is about the maturing of Abraham’s faith, as it is put to the test in profound ways, refined as if by fire.
Christmas is a time for giving gifts. We give gifts because God has given to us in Jesus the greatest gift of all. This series reminds us of the true meaning of Christmas by focusing on what we have been given in Christ. Each passage speaks of God’s gift to us, or of something he gave us in Christ.
Christmas is a time for giving gifts. We give gifts because God has given to us in Jesus the greatest gift of all. This series reminds us of the true meaning of Christmas by focusing on what we have been given in Christ. Each passage speaks of God’s gift to us, or of something he gave us in Christ.
Christmas is a time for giving gifts. We give gifts because God has given to us in Jesus the greatest gift of all. This series reminds us of the true meaning of Christmas by focusing on what we have been given in Christ. Each passage speaks of God’s gift to us, or of something he gave us in Christ.
This series based on Genesis 12-22 is part of a plan to cover many of the major character and themes of the OT in the next five years. Our focus is on Abraham who is known for the way he walked by faith in God. Along the way, we will learn much about what it means for us to walk by faith as followers of Jesus.
This series based on Genesis 12-22 is part of a plan to cover many of the major character and themes of the OT in the next five years. Our focus is on Abraham who is known for the way he walked by faith in God. Along the way, we will learn much about what it means for us to walk by faith as followers of Jesus.
This series based on Genesis 12-22 is part of a plan to cover many of the major character and themes of the OT in the next five years. Our focus is on Abraham who is known for the way he walked by faith in God. Along the way, we will learn much about what it means for us to walk by faith as followers of Jesus.
This series based on Genesis 12-22 is part of a plan to cover many of the major character and themes of the OT in the next five years. Our focus is on Abraham who is known for the way he walked by faith in God. Along the way, we will learn much about what it means for us to walk by faith as followers of Jesus.
This series based on Genesis 12-22 is part of a plan to cover many of the major character and themes of the OT in the next five years. Our focus is on Abraham who is known for the way he walked by faith in God. Along the way, we will learn much about what it means for us to walk by faith as followers of Jesus.
In this sixth and final installment of our study of Mark’s Gospel, Jesus’ enemies plot to have him put to death. Their success, however, only serves to fulfill God’s plan for our salvation.
In this sixth and final installment of our study of Mark’s Gospel, Jesus’ enemies plot to have him put to death. Their success, however, only serves to fulfill God’s plan for our salvation.
In this sixth and final installment of our study of Mark’s Gospel, Jesus’ enemies plot to have him put to death. Their success, however, only serves to fulfill God’s plan for our salvation.
In this sixth and final installment of our study of Mark’s Gospel, Jesus’ enemies plot to have him put to death. Their success, however, only serves to fulfill God’s plan for our salvation.
In this sixth and final installment of our study of Mark’s Gospel, Jesus’ enemies plot to have him put to death. Their success, however, only serves to fulfill God’s plan for our salvation.
In this sixth and final installment of our study of Mark’s Gospel, Jesus’ enemies plot to have him put to death. Their success, however, only serves to fulfill God’s plan for our salvation.
In this sixth and final installment of our study of Mark’s Gospel, Jesus’ enemies plot to have him put to death. Their success, however, only serves to fulfill God’s plan for our salvation.
In this fifth installment of our study of Mark’s Gospel we see how Jesus arrival in Jerusalem upset the authorities. We see him here in the role of a disruptor. A disruptor is a person or thing that prevents something, especially a system, process, or event, from continuing as usual or as expected. Jesus’ coming disrupted the who Temple establishment and provoked the to plot his death.
In this fifth installment of our study of Mark’s Gospel we see how Jesus arrival in Jerusalem upset the authorities. We see him here in the role of a disruptor. A disruptor is a person or thing that prevents something, especially a system, process, or event, from continuing as usual or as expected. Jesus’ coming disrupted the who Temple establishment and provoked the to plot his death.
In this fifth installment of our study of Mark’s Gospel we see how Jesus arrival in Jerusalem upset the authorities. We see him here in the role of a disruptor. A disruptor is a person or thing that prevents something, especially a system, process, or event, from continuing as usual or as expected. Jesus’ coming disrupted the who Temple establishment and provoked the to plot his death.
In this fifth installment of our study of Mark’s Gospel we see how Jesus arrival in Jerusalem upset the authorities. We see him here in the role of a disruptor. A disruptor is a person or thing that prevents something, especially a system, process, or event, from continuing as usual or as expected. Jesus’ coming disrupted the who Temple establishment and provoked the to plot his death.
In this fifth installment of our study of Mark’s Gospel we see how Jesus arrival in Jerusalem upset the authorities. We see him here in the role of a disruptor. A disruptor is a person or thing that prevents something, especially a system, process, or event, from continuing as usual or as expected. Jesus’ coming disrupted the who Temple establishment and provoked the to plot his death.
In this fifth installment of our study of Mark’s Gospel we see how Jesus arrival in Jerusalem upset the authorities. We see him here in the role of a disruptor. A disruptor is a person or thing that prevents something, especially a system, process, or event, from continuing as usual or as expected. Jesus’ coming disrupted the who Temple establishment and provoked the to plot his death.
In this fifth installment of our study of Mark’s Gospel we see how Jesus arrival in Jerusalem upset the authorities. We see him here in the role of a disruptor. A disruptor is a person or thing that prevents something, especially a system, process, or event, from continuing as usual or as expected. Jesus’ coming disrupted the who Temple establishment and provoked the to plot his death.
In this fourth installment of our study of Mark’s Gospel, Jesus starts spelling out clearly what lies ahead for him, and what will be required of them if they continue to follow him. This series will help us count the real cost of following Jesus.
In this fourth installment of our study of Mark’s Gospel, Jesus starts spelling out clearly what lies ahead for him, and what will be required of them if they continue to follow him. This series will help us count the real cost of following Jesus.
In this fourth installment of our study of Mark’s Gospel, Jesus starts spelling out clearly what lies ahead for him, and what will be required of them if they continue to follow him. This series will help us count the real cost of following Jesus.
In this fourth installment of our study of Mark’s Gospel, Jesus starts spelling out clearly what lies ahead for him, and what will be required of them if they continue to follow him. This series will help us count the real cost of following Jesus.
In this fourth installment of our study of Mark’s Gospel, Jesus starts spelling out clearly what lies ahead for him, and what will be required of them if they continue to follow him. This series will help us count the real cost of following Jesus.
As Pastor Joe teaches from Mark 9:14-29, we learn three things: Faithlessness leads to defeat that misrepresents Jesus; Faith is the victory that reveals Jesus; and Prayer is how we express dependence on Jesus. Be a believer who takes everything to Jesus!
Today as we look at Mark 9:2-13, Pastor Ken Carlson shows us two actions that we must take: Look to Jesus and believe; and Listen to Jesus and obey. Jesus is the One in whom the glory of God is revealed!
As we begin our new series, "Know the Score," Pastor Dave Ridder shares the three movements that are found in our text today: A right confession is made; A false impression is corrected; A great expectation is communicated. To follow Jesus demands risking all!
As we conclude our third installment in the book of Mark, Pastor Dave shows us from Mark 8 that there are two kinds of people: Some people see but don't understand the truth; Some people refuse even to see the truth. Jesus makes life make sense!
As we continue our series "When Life Gets Real," Pastor Dave Ridder shows us two surprising ways that Jesus crosses boundaries: Jesus reaches across a racial divide; Jesus accommodates a disabled man. We have a boundary breaking Savior!
As we look at Mark 7, Pastor Brian shows us three points: The problem confronted; the problem condemned; and the problem clarified. The problem with mankind is a problem of the heart.
As we look at Mark 6:45-56 today, there are three ways we can relate to the disciples: We do what Jesus says we should do; We end up rowing into stiff winds; We act surprised when Jesus shows up. No matter where you are in your struggle, look for Jesus!
As we look at Mark 6:30-44, Pastor Ken shows us that Jesus meets our most desperate needs!
As we continue our walk through the gospel of Mark, our text today shows us 3 provisions that God has made for us: We have a model of perseverance to guide us; we have realistic expectations to prepare us; we have the assurance of victory to inspire us. Let no one deter you from living for Christ!
As we celebrate the Risen Savior this Easter, we look at the five discoveries at Jesus' tomb: the stone was rolled away; the body of Jesus wasn't there; angels offered an explanation; they are reminded of Jesus' prophecy; and Peter finds the empty grave clothes. He is risen!
This Palm Sunday we look at Luke 23:26-56. As we prepare for Easter, we find three observations of Jesus' last day: On the road to Calvary Jesus showed compassion; on the cross Jesus offered forgiveness; in His death Jesus provided access to the Father. Jesus died to make us alive!
As we continue our series "4 Days That Changed the World," we find three things about the people in our passage: They refused to consider the defendants evidence; they refused to agree with the judge's verdict; they refused to accept the judge's sentence. Jesus didn't deserve to die!
Listen as we welcome David Brickner, Executive Director of Jews for Jesus, as he shares with us the Passover celebration.
As we conclude our series, One You Can Trust, Pastor Dave takes us through Mark 5:21-43. He shows us a story in 5 scenes: Faith is demonstrated; Faith is tested; Faith is built; Faith is dashed; Faith is rewarded. We are encouraged to not be afraid, but to believe!
As we continue our walk through the Gospel of Mark, we find three things in our text: Jesus sees us in our disaster; Jesus saves us from destruction; and Jesus sends us as disciples. Jesus' power to deliver is greater than Satan's purpose to destroy!
Looking at Mark 4:35-41 we find 3 fallacies: If I follow Jesus, I won't have to experience storms; if He doesn't immediately calm my storm, He must not really care about me; if I cry out to Him, he'll take the storm away. Give yourself to the Master of the storms.
As we continue our new series "One You Can Trust," this week we look at Mark 4:21-34. In it we find three things: the truth will be allowed to shine; the harvest will surely happen; and the kingdom will come in power. You may not be able to see it, but God is up to something big!
As we begin our new series called "One You Can Trust," we begin by looking at Mark 4:1-20. In it we find 3 lessons: Don't let the fear of failure keep you from sowing the seed; don't prejudge the soil, just sow the seed; don't doubt the power of the seed, just keep sowing it.
As we conclude our series titled "The Dawn of Hope," this week, Pastor Dave Ridder shows us a contrast of two groups: 1. There are those who follow; 2. There are those who find fault. Those who belong to Jesus do the will of God!
In week 4 of our sermon series, "The Dawn of Hope," Pastor James shows us how Jesus was completely unconventional in His ministry. Jesus came to transform sinner, He came to make things new, and He came to rule the Sabbath. Jesus is Lord over all!
Continuing our series, "The Dawn of Hope," Pastor Dave shows us two different obstacles that we face: Most of us don't know what our greatest need is, and many of us won't accept God's provision for our greatest need. Only Jesus can meet our greatest need of all!
As we continue our series "The Dawn of Hope," Pastor Joe teaches us from Scripture that we have HOPE when Jesus has His way!
As we begin our journey through Mark's Gospel, we learn three proofs that Jesus is the Son of God: John the Baptist pointed to him; a voice from heaven identified him; and Satan personally tempted him.
As we conclude the series, "Home for Christmas," we learn three lessons from Matthew 2:13-23: 1. When God has us move, he always has a good reason; 2. Nothing good comes from trying to stop God's plan; and 3. Home is where God would have you. Never be afraid to follow where God leads!
As we continue the series, Home for Christmas, this week we look at Matthew 2:1-12. We learn two lessons, the first from Herod's palace: a home where self reigns can't help but be troubled. The second, from the Bethlehem house: a home where Jesus is worshiped will know great joy!
As we continue our series "Home for Christmas," Pastor Brian shows us that Jesus is in reach of everyone, He understands what we're up against, and He can be crowded our of our lives. Is there room for Christ in your life today?
Join us as we take a look at Matthew 1:18-25 and Joseph and Mary's home. We find through the text that obedience gives a home a strong foundation.
As we begin our Christmas 2020 series, "Home for Christmas," Pastor Dave shows us how a great home is a godly home. Our homes should be places of blessing, places of refuge, and places of witness.
As we conclude our series, "The Life You Were Meant to Live," Pastor Joe shows us three facts that come out of Gal.2:20: The believer has been transformed by God; The right response to truth changes your life; and Choice is key to living the life we are meant to live.
As we continue our series "The Life You Were Meant to Live," Pastor Brian teaches us that as Christ lives through us we die with Him, we rise with Him, and we live for Him.
As we continue this 4-part series titled "The Life You Were Meant To Live," this week we look at 3 amazing benefits: You are now able to please God; You are now spiritually alive; You are now guaranteed resurrection.
As we begin our new series, "The Life You Were Meant to Live," we look at how Jesus gave his life for us! He stood in our place; he took our punishment; he purchased our freedom.
As we get close to the election we can find that during these troubled times we are encouraged to remember two things from Scripture. Love God with all you've got, and love your neighbor as yourself.
As we conclude our series, A New Normal, Pastor Brian Preiser shows us how our normal never changes. We need to devote ourselves to what really matters, allow God to transform us, enjoy the process, and then watch what God does.
As we continue our series, "A New Normal," and our walk through Acts, this week we expound on the fact that Jesus is he only savior endorsed by God.
Continuing our walk through Acts, this week we look at how the days we are currently living in are days of unprecedented opportunity. God's Spirit can speak through anyone and salvation is available to everyone!
As we continue our series, "A New Normal," in our text this week we find two scenes: The Holy Spirit comes, and the Holy Spirit empowers. God's Spirit empowers unlikely people to do extraordinary things!
As we look at Acts 1:12-26, we find that every church needs leaders who are qualified, recognized, prayed over, and who are appointed by Christ!
As we continue our series "A New Normal," there are three things that we find in Acts 1:6-11. We can't be content in our comfort zone; we are not alone in this; and we are made for more. Our response to the gospel must always be to go!
As we begin our new series "A New Normal," Pastor Ken show us that the substance of our mission is undeniable, and the strength for our mission is unlimited. We have been called to the crucial mission of continuing what Jesus commenced!
As we conclude our "Go With God" series, Pastor Joe reminds us that no matter the situation, remembering Who God is produces contentment!
As we continue our series "Go With God," today we look at Psalm 82. In it we find that during these times we can appeal our case to the Judge of judges!
Continuing our series "Go With God," Pastor James shares with us how we can deal with sorrow, from Psalm 126. God turns our songs of sorrow into shouts of joy!
As we deal with fear, we find a celebration in three movements: it's amazing when God delivers you from your fears, he will do that for all those who have learned to fear him, and when you fear the Lord you will never be all alone. If you fear God, you need fear nothing else!
As we continue our new series, "Go With God!" today we look at how the psalmist dealt with depression. No one is hopeless whose hope is in God!
In dealing with despair, it is important to have a three-part conversation: tell God how it feels, tell God what you need, and tell God you still trust Him. When Despair is setting in, talk to God!
As we conclude our "Get Set!" sermon series, we look at 3 commands: Keep away from any brother who is walking in idleness, if anyone is not willing to work, let him not eat, and do you work quietly and earn your own living. Jesus is coming, but that this is no time to loaf!
As we continue our walk through 2 Thessalonians, we are taught how we are to stand firm. We must believe the truth of the Gospel, we must guard the truth of the Gospel, we must live the truth of the Gospel, and we must pray the truth of the Gospel.
As we continue our "Get Set!" series, this week we take a look at the antichrist. In the end we find that Jesus is our victory!
As we begin our walk through 2 Thessalonians, we find that we can triumph when times get tough. There are three strategies to triumph: We need to grow, We need to look ahead, and We need to pray.
As we conclude our "Ready?" series, we find that to be effective in fathering, we must be faithful in our following. There are three gifts a father can give his children: the gift of godly exemplification, the gift of individual attention, and the gift of purposeful instruction.
As we complete 1 Thessalonians 5, we find that there is power in the patterns. We see the family leadership pattern, the family partners pattern, and the family worship pattern. There is "Power in the patterns!"
As we continue our "Ready?" sermon series, we learn that nobody should be readier for Jesus' return than we are. We've been taught to expect it, we are children of the day, and we encourage each other.
As we continue our walk through 1 Thessalonians, we find comfort in knowing what is to come. The Lord will come down from heaven, the dead in Christ will rise first, We will be caught up together with them, and we will be with the Lord forever!
As we continue our walk through 1 Thessalonians, Pastor Nick shows us that our faith journey is a walk, not a run.
As we continue our "Ready?" sermon series, this week we ask two questions: Who are you bringing with you, and what is the condition of your heart? We should always live in anticipation of Jesus' return!
This Mother's Day, we learned that effective ministry requires three things: A gentle touch rather than a heavy hand; a warm presence, not just nourishing milk; and a sharing of life along with the shared Gospel. There's nothing quite like a mother's touch!
As we continue our series "Ready?" we look at how faithful witnesses of Jesus live to see the Gospel flourish!