Sermons on Worship
How would the plague of darkness be understood by an ancient Egyptian? What is God doing in this plague? Join us as we continue our study of the Exodus, looking this morning at Exodus 10:21-29.
Throughout scripture, God is associated with light, in both words and in how He reveals Himself. Why is that? What features of light reflect characteristics of God? Join us as we launch our thematic study of the Johanine Epistles, with this message on 1 John 1:5.
God created us to need to deeply connect with Him & with one another.
We all have so many things to be thankful for, which are so easily taken for granted. God is worthy of our praise, even in challenging times.
Seasons of life come and go. Sometimes we find it easy to genuinely feel and express gratitude, while in other seasons we may struggle to sincerely thank and praise God. Regardless of our circumstances, however, God remains the same God He has always been, and is equally worthy of our praise.
Genuine worship connects us to the heart of God and plays a vital role in our spiritual health and growth.
The resurrection of Jesus changes everything. All of our hope and faith rests on this historical event in which Jesus validated His bold claims regarding His identity and authority. What more powerful validation could there be? Join us as we look at why the empty tomb matters and how we can have confidence in the…
Ever feel like you need to press a reset button and start fresh? This New Year we look at the story of King Hezekiah and the reformation that he brought to Judah in a time where God’s people desperately needed a reset.
In His advent, Jesus brings us His hope, love, joy, and peace. He also brings us to a point of decision, where we have to decide for ourselves how we will respond to His rule and reign. Will you respond as wise men and the shepherds did?
God has designed, gifted, and called His Church to be diverse and unified.