Sermon Archives

Mike delves into the topic of the Great Commission and our response to that. Have a great week, Pastor Michael

In this last message from the Simple Christianity series, Pastor James really drills down on what matters to God – that we are created to walk with Him (relationship, intimacy, following, sanctification) rather than externals. He wants the heart!  You … Continue reading →

As the message series Simple Christianity continues, Pastor James Wagstaff explores the attribute of kindness.  Why does Micah challenge us to love kindness?  Could it be that as much as we enjoy receiving it, we struggle with offering it to … Continue reading →

Are you troubled by the reality that our culture is becoming more and more disengaged from the faith community? Or are you or do you know someone who is turned off by organized religion? Or maybe after years of seeking … Continue reading →

A special Mother’s Day message that’s not only encouragement to mothers as they face the challenges of raising children, but to anyone interested in leaving a legacy of sincere faith founded upon the word of God.

This week was Biker Blessing and Pastor Frenchie from Shuffle In Biker Church shared his testimony. The message is more of a ‘how to’ on forgiveness – after presenting the 12 principles over the past few weeks,we discuss three habits … Continue reading →

This Sunday we covered part 4 of our series on forgiveness. I am going to add an additional week, May 5th, in which we will be covering Matthew 18:15-17, as well as hearing a great story that day on forgiveness … Continue reading →

This week we reached the place where we talked about forgiving others. This Sunday I’ll share some principles on experiencing freedom when we forgive others and we will do the other on May 5th I am going to add a … Continue reading →

So, I was both excited and nervous in a way, about this last Sunday. as we peeled back some layers bringing up some personal forgiveness issues. But I believe completely that God wants to use His words to set people free to live … Continue reading →