In this sermon series we will be walking through 1 John and discover how God intended for us to have assurance of our salvation. At the time of writing 1 John there were false teachers that were attempting to draw people away from the Apostles' teaching, and so John penned 1 John as a way to encourage the church and solidify their beliefs.
In this new series, we will be walking through the Book of Judges and look at a time when there were no leaders like Moses and Joshua, and no kings like David. Instead, God raised up judges to enforce God's commands, but like the rest of Israel, they succumbed to doing what was right in their own eyes. We will learn from this book that small compromises lead to large defeats in life.
In this series, we will walk through the Book of Acts and see how the Holy Spirit came upon the early church and empowered them to become a witness of the Gospel.
In this series we will look at the charge from Paul to Titus to help the Christians on the island of Crete to appoint godly elders, to believe upon sound doctrine, and to live godly lives in the present age.
In this series we will walk through the Book of Exodus and how God created a people for Himself and how they were meant to walk with Him as covenant people.
In this sermon series we will be looking at what the Bible says about matters of heaven, hell, and the afterlife. Our aim is to allow Scripture to be our guide and final authority on these matters. We will cover some of the following topics:
What does the Bible means when it speaks of heaven/hell?
Why do people have to die?
What is the New Heavens & New Earth?
What will our resurrection bodies be like?
Join us every Sunday as we cover these questions and more!
This series will look at a very important question: what is the Church? We will examine the Scriptures and pull from the pages of the Bible to see how the Church is defined.
Join us in this sermon series as we look to the plight of this minor prophet, Habakkuk, and how he was eventually led to the Sovereignty of God and was able to see how in the end God will work all things according to our good.
This new series will be a verse-by-verse study in the book of Philippians. Paul is writing this letter to the church in Philippi as he is in prison, and shares with them how he is delighted with their efforts in the Gospel, and how they can truly find joy in Christ.