A message from the series “Revelation ’11-12 // From Here To Eternity.”
A message from the series “James ’19-’20 // Hearing Moving Doing.”
A message from the series “1 Corinthians.” Could you say with Paul, “Imitate me as I imitate Christ?” What would the whole church look like if it were only comprised of people that were just like you? In 1 Corinthians 4:6-21 the apostle Paul uses some godly sarcasm to drive home his warning to the church to stop arguing over futile things but rather understand their roles as Christians and boast only in Jesus Christ.
A message from the series “Matthew 2011 // Sermon on the Mount.” In the second half of this two-part study on prayer, Jesus continues the model at which every believer should follow as they go daily to the Lord in prayer.
A message from the series “Revelation ’11-12 // From Here To Eternity.”
A message from the series “1 Corinthians.” Whose opinion really matters? While the obvious answer is of course God’s, do you live like it’s only God’s opinion that matters? Paul in 1 Corinthians 3:18-4:5 will warn the church to not be deceived because no matter how wise you may see yourself or anyone else, it is God who judges in the end and reveals the hearts of men.
A message from the series “Matthew 2011 // Sermon on the Mount.” Is there a correct way to pray? In this two part series through Matthew 6:5-15 we will see Jesus answer that very question. In this first part, verses 5-9, Jesus provides us with a few instructions for when we go to the Lord in prayer.
A message from the series “Revelation ’11-12 // From Here To Eternity.”
A message from the series “1 Corinthians.” Through this study in 1 Corinthians 3:1-17 Pastor Jack will define for us what a carnal church looks like and how believers can avoid falling into such a lifestyle by letting the grace of God transform us through His word as we remain faithful to God’s calling for our lives.
A message from the series “Matthew 2011 // Sermon on the Mount.” Do all good deeds please God? In this study through Matthew 6:1-4 we will learn that God doesn’t just look at the good deeds we may do but He looks at how and why we do them examining our hearts on whether they were done to please the Lord or please our flesh.
