Pastor Brian outlines the importance of expectation and the development of faith, starting with “baby faith” which is humble, trusting, and forgiving like a child. Faith is a hopefulness that
In Part III of the “Fruit Loops” sermon series, the focus is on developing a deeper understanding of faith as an active trust in God’s promises, particularly when the future
Pastor Brian Gobar centers on the theme of faith and transformation. Encouraging us to embrace change and let go of control, drawing from passages like Hebrews 11:1 and Luke 18:8,
A comprehensive and different look at the principle of seed time and harvest.
Pastor John emphasizes the importance of holding onto faith during trials. Throughout, he underscores the transformative power of scripture and the purifying nature of God’s love, urging us to embrace
A special service that begins with a heartfelt dedication of children to God, emphasizing the divine purpose in each child’s life. Pastor Brian then highlights Jesus’ teachings on self-sacrifice and
Pastor Brian’s Easter Sunday sermon emphasizes that the cross still holds saving power, illustrating with biblical parallels of Jesus as the Passover lamb and the story of Moses sweetening bitter
Pastor Brian focuses on the symbolism and typology found in the Passover story. By examining the Passover Lamb as a foreshadowing of Jesus Christ’s sacrifice, it emphasizes the transformative power
Pastor Brian expounds on the parable of the wicked tenant and the parable of the evil vine dressers emphasizing their timeless messages for various generations. These biblical passages underscore the
Pastor John shares the parable of the lost sheep, illustrating Jesus as the way, truth, and life, emphasizing that apart from Him, there is no true life. He recounts a
Pastor Tim explores Jesus’ confrontation of pride using the Parable of the Great Banquet, illustrating invitations to salvation and excuses people make to avoid them, stressing the importance of responding
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