He is Risen, He is Risen Indeed! Join us as Dr. Rock speaks to us this Easter morning.
Sermons on Matthew
As followers of Jesus Christ we’re called to abide, connect, and now this morning we see that we’re also called to share. The word pictures we see used to support this third element are light and passing the baton. This morning we consider what it means to share by shining the light of Jesus. Next…
Too often we seek out ‘saviors’ to deliver us from the difficulties and deep valleys we experience in this life. But on this Easter morning we celebrate the truth that Jesus is so much better. He is a deliverer who can be trusted ans who possesses the power to do for us what we can…
In this second week of Advent, we focus our attention on the truth that God with us brings love. We unpack this statement through the lens of Joseph’s experience with Mary. As we do, may our hearts be challenged and changed by what real love is and how God transforms His people to love those…
Saving faith is displayed in at least three ways in our passage for this morning taken from Matthew’s account surrounding Jesus’ rise from the grave. May this picture encourage the faith of those who believe and challenge those who don’t to bend the knee and follow Christ.
During the remainder of January, we will be considering how Christ is formed in us through the five main elements ABC is focused on in our discipleship of one another. This morning we will consider the element of worship and its application in our personal and corporate lives.
This morning we take a moment to stop and consider these questions as a church. What are we trying to accomplish as a church? And how are we working to accomplish this? These are important questions that help to guide and direct us as we gather and scatter for God’s glory.
This morning while Pastor Brad and his family are away on vacation, Josh Pyper will be ministering God’s Word to us. Pray that God will prepare your heart to hear, believe and obey the instruction you hear from the passage that is preached – to God be the glory!
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