Sunday April 4 In this sermon on Easter Sunday, we are reminded of the invitation and call to celebrate Jesus and respond to His kingdom. The parable of the wedding feast teaches us that we must come to God empty-handed and rely on His grace to be clothed in righteousness. God desires for us to leave behind our earthly desires and surrender to Him, finding true joy in Christ. Go to Sermon

Sunday March 21 In this sermon, we discuss the importance of unity in the church and the need for holiness among believers. Jesus teaches us to seek the welfare of others, even when they have wronged us, and to confront sin in a loving and humble way. Church discipline is necessary for maintaining unity and holiness, and it should be done with the goal of restoring the sinner. Our unity and holiness as a church is a powerful witness to the world and brings glory to God. Go to Sermon

Sunday March 14 In this sermon on Matthew 18:10-14, the speaker discusses the importance of seeing one another in the church with God’s kind of love. He emphasizes that God is a longing Father, Jesus is a devoted Son, and we should be devoted to one another as well. The sermon encourages believers to love and honor one another and to reject the worldly standards of judgment and division. Go to Sermon

Sunday March 7 In this sermon on Matthew 18:1-6, we learn that true greatness is found in becoming like children, humbling ourselves, and receiving others in the name of Jesus. We are reminded that our satisfaction and purpose can only be found in Christ, not in our own achievements. Jesus warns against causing others to stumble and emphasizes the importance of loving and caring for one another as fellow children in the kingdom. Go to Sermon

Sunday February 28 In this sermon on Matthew 17:1-13, the pastor discusses the transfiguration of Jesus and how it points to the greater work of Jesus on the cross. He encourages listeners to look to Jesus in their discouragement and to trust in His ability to turn their hearts to God. Go to Sermon

Sunday February 21 In this sermon, the speaker discusses the paradox of a suffering Messiah and the importance of carrying our own cross and following Jesus. The speaker emphasizes that Jesus lived to die for our sins and that we need to fully submit our lives to Him. He also reminds us of the power and preciousness of the gospel and encourages us to never stop being amazed by the atonement. The sermon concludes with a challenge to be cross-bearing disciples and to prioritize the eternal over the temporary. Go to Sermon

Sunday February 14 In this sermon, the pastor talks about the importance of being part of a local church and living out the teachings of Jesus. He emphasizes that the church is not a country club but a community of believers committed to following Jesus together. He discusses the significance of prayer, knowing God through His word, and engaging in discipleship and evangelism. The pastor also highlights the importance of church membership and commitment to the local church. Go to Sermon

Sunday February 7 In this sermon on Romans 5:18, we discuss how through one transgression by Adam, condemnation came to all men, but through the righteousness of Jesus Christ, there is justification and life for all. Go to Sermon

Sunday January 31 In this sermon on Matthew 16:13-20, the preacher discusses the importance of having a personal conviction about who Jesus is and allowing Him to build His church through imperfect people. Go to Sermon

Sunday January 17 In this sermon on Matthew 15:21-28, we explore the topic of having an undeniable faith in Jesus. The sermon emphasizes the importance of recognizing the severity of our sin and our great need for Christ. Go to Sermon