Sermons on Hebrews
What is Pentecost and why does it matter? Many people think that Pentecost only refers to the events in Acts chapter 2, but this event actually takes place on the already practiced Jewish celebration of Pentecost. God intentionally chooses this exact time and place to pour out His Spirit upon His people. Join us as…
The God of all creation has invited us to join Him on His mission as active participants. He has called us to invest in His Kingdom, not because of what He wants from us, but because of what He wants for us.
How does your personal spiritual health and growth impact the church?
The institution of marriage has been questioned, challenged, and redefined in our culture. It has become a controversial topic of discussion that deeply impacts our lives, our homes, and our society. In this message, we look at what the Bible says about marriage, gender identity, and sexuality, and why all of this matters to God.
All have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. How then is a loving, yet perfect, holy and just God to respond to man’s sin? The answer is at the cross, where God’s love, holiness, and justice come together to rescue and redeem mankind by grace, through faith in Jesus.
God has built into His creation design several analogies and signposts that reveal Himself to us and also point us to the relationship that He has called us into with Him. Fatherhood is one of these analogies that God has given us, referring to Himself as our Heavenly Father, and calling us to be His…
Many people have different perceptions of who God is. The most important question, however, is who has God revealed Himself to be? He has given us His inspired Word and also revealed Himself to us in His creation. Join us for this important discussion to better understand Who God is and why this question matters…
Jesus calls and develops His disciples, and gives them the Great Commission to go and make disciples of all nations. Jesus used various settings, groups, and contexts to call and to develop and mature disciples. This week we are looking specifically at how Jesus utilized large group settings for discipleship, and how that applies to…
When Jesus’ disciples answered his call to come and follow him, they not only entered into a relationship with Jesus but also joined the community of Christ-followers. We are not called to be lone ranger disciples who go alone, but rather are called and gifted to be fully devoted, active, and engaged members of the body of Christ.
The New Year offers a great opportunity to assess where we are and how we can grow. As Christians, we are in constant pursuit of growth in our relationship with Jesus and in how we faithfully live out and reflect his truth, holiness, and love.