Sermons

Our message from Singles’ Sundae

Matthew’s gospel has a very clear purpose right from the start. Matthew’s goal is to identify Jesus as the long-promised savior of the world sent by God. Unlike Luke, it is Joseph who takes center stage in this version of the narrative.

Everyone needs to hear the words, "Neither do I condemn you."  Fortunately, Jesus says those words to each and every one of us!   John 8:1-11

Some things are bigger than we could ever possibly handle on our own. Meet David, who teaches us the importance of depending on God to see us through the giant challenges of life.

Jesus visits with Zacchaeus about what’s really important in life

When power and control get married to exclusivism God’s intent for his church is lost on the people he desires to use for his purpose.

Some times we know what God wants us to do, but we really don’t want to do it. Meet Jonah, who teaches us the importantance of unbegrudgingly submitting to God and fully live the life we are called to.

God did not design the church to be a place to come and sit but rather a living body that would go and do.  What does that mean for us today?

God has called His people to worship Him.  What does that mean and how does that define our corporate character?

Jesus calls people to make a choice