In this sermon from the 2nd Sunday of Christmas, Deacon Ryan explores the journey of the Magi to visit the Lord, and how it can relate to our journey to come to to the Lord to worship. Matthew 2:1-12
In this sermon from the 2nd Sunday of Christmas, Deacon Ryan explores the journey of the Magi to visit the Lord, and how it can relate to our journey to come to to the Lord to worship. Matthew 2:1-12
On this Christ the King Sunday of 2025, Deacon Daniel Jones preaches about the kind of King we serve, who lays down His life for us and teaches us to do the same. Readings for the day that Rev. Daniel draws from are Jeremiah 23:1-6; Colossians 1:11-20; and Luke 23:35-43.
In this sermon on the 16th Sunday after Pentecost, Rev. Ben preaches on the biblical call to take hold of that which is TRULY life, and to let go of the cheap imitations that surround us and can never satisfy us. We are to take hold of that for which Christ Jesus took hold of us, and to walk in this daily.…
In this sermon, Rev. Ben proclaims boldly that Jesus ministers ONLY to sinners. So if we are to receive the love and power of Jesus in our lives, we must come to Him as sinners in need of His forgiveness, which we know He so freely offers. So Confession and Repentance are the joyful building blocks of the Christian life. Luke 15:1-10
In this sermon, Rev. Ben preaches on how the reality of our lives is not filled with unlimited choices, but with just two: we can choose life, or we can choose death. The way of life is the way of Jesus, and the way of death is everything else. Deuteronomy 30:15-20; Luke 14:25-33
Continuing our study of Colossians with the focus on our Christian growth, this week Rev. Ben preaches on Colossians 1:15-23, which is one of the most glorious and clear presentations in all the NT of who Jesus is, what He has done, and who we are as a result. This is the foundation we must build on if we are to grow.
Rev. Ben preaches on how the hope we have in the Gospel can bear real-world fruit in our lives, and is the primary engine of our growth as Christians.