Sunday March 1 In this sermon on Matthew 10, we discuss the call of discipleship and the need for great faith and courage to follow Jesus. It reminds us that we are imperfect, but Jesus equips us and empowers us for the journey. The sermon also highlights the importance of faithful and steady discipleship, even if it seems small and unnoticed. Go to Sermon

Sunday February 16 In this sermon on Matthew 9:35-38, we discuss the unique and effective nature of Jesus, the compassion He has for the crowds, and the importance of prayer and laboring for the harvest. Go to Sermon

Sunday February 2 In this sermon, we learn that Jesus calls unlikely followers to himself and expects a response from us. He desires for us to respond to his call with intimate companionship and obedience. We are reminded that the gospel is a call to discipleship and that our discipleship should reflect the love and compassion of God for sinners. Go to Sermon

Sunday January 26 In this sermon, we explore the story of Jesus healing a paralytic and forgiving his sins. The sermon emphasizes the importance of recognizing Jesus as the Son of God and the only one who can save us from our sins. It also highlights the significance of Jesus’ power to heal both physical and spiritual ailments. Go to Sermon

Sunday January 19 In this sermon on Matthew 8:28-34, we discuss the power of Jesus over evil and the need for surrender and faith in Him. Go to Sermon

Sunday January 12 In this sermon on Matthew 8:18-22, the pastor discusses the importance of prioritizing the kingdom of heaven over the temporary things of this world. Go to Sermon

Sunday January 5 In this sermon on Matthew 8:5-13, the pastor discusses the importance of having remarkable faith in God. He emphasizes that God doesn’t look for remarkable people, but rather remarkable faith, and that genuine faith will lead to remarkable lives. Go to Sermon

Sunday December 22 In this sermon on John 3:16, the point of Christmas is highlighted as the love of God. The proof of this love is seen in God giving His one and only Son, Jesus, to be received through faith. The sermon emphasizes the importance of receiving this gift and the eternal life it brings. Go to Sermon

Sunday December 15 In this sermon, we explore the prophecy of Zechariah and discuss how Christmas is the dawn of real peace. Zechariah’s prophecy reveals that through Jesus, we have been saved from our enemies and have the promise of eternal peace with God. We are reminded that our ultimate hope is in the peace that awaits us in the new heaven and earth. Go to Sermon

Sunday December 8 In this sermon on Psalm 126, the speaker discusses the true joy that comes from knowing Jesus and how it should impact our lives. Go to Sermon