Sermons

As followers of Jesus we have reason for hope even in difficult times.

Following God always provides us with blessing, but sometimes it can cost us too. Meet Esther, who teaches us the importance of being willing to risk loosing pocessions or position for the sake of doing what God asks.

Four people give their friend the chance to meet Jesus, and his life is changed.

It’s easy to do the right thing when there is no resistance. Meet Shadrack, Meshack and Abenego, who teach us the importance of staying faithful to God when it goes against what everyone else is doing.

God desires His church to be growing in maturity, in number and in reach.  How can we foster growth in all three of these areas?

What principles can spare us from the destructive consequences of guilt or pride?

The last recorded admonition of Jesus to his followers was a plea for them to be Disciple makers.  We are constantly in the process of becoming better disciples ourselves but this transformation remains incomplete if we fail to become disciple makers.  Matt.28:19-20

Jesus reminds Simon that everyone is a sinner and anyone can be forgiven.