Sermons

The Christian life is not me living for Jesus … but Jesus living His life in and through me.

 Jesus alone is the Way to because He alone is the Truth about God and He alone possesses the Life of God.

When our beliefs about God’s power, goodness, love, and generosity clash with the awful events that occur in this world, we feel unbalanced. … Hope is … Your Savior is bigger than your suffering.

You can build your life on truth, or you can build your life on trends.

On the day after Jesus’ death, it looked as if whatever small mark He left on the world would rapidly disappear. Instead, His impact on human history has been unparalleled. On the day when Alexander the Great or Caesar Augustus or Napoleon or Socrates or Mohammed died, their reputations were immense. When Jesus died, His tiny failed movement appeared clearly at an end. And yet … Jesus’ influence has swept over history.

Youth Pastor Tracy Marsh presents the message “Most Unlikely” out…

Your decisions today, both big and small, determine the direction your life will take tomorrow. When life gets tough, and we know it will, how we respond can either build our faith and draw us closer to Christ or weaken our intimacy with Him as we slide in the wrong direction.

An undisciplined life never leads to productivity or progress. The path to discipline begins with your daily decisions. It’s the things no one sees that results in the things everyone wants. The best way to find a meaningful framework for your life is to pursue an eternal perspective.

God did not create you to live out a tragedy, always struggling, only to end up defeated because of a few bad decisions or maybe just one. He made you to live your life to the fullest, to trust Him to redeem you pain with His power. God is focused not on your happiness but on your pursuit of Jesus, which satisfies your soul like nothing else.