After Being away on Sabbatical, Brian has returned to the pulpit with an inspiring message about turning from Sin and embracing the Gospel. He looks at the words of the psalmist in Psalm 32 and the words of an Apostle in 1John.
Preached By Brian Shore
Looking at the life of David, we don’t see just a superhero, but a person who is much like us in victories and failures. He points ultimately to a greater King that will not only rule, but save us from our sins. Nate, covers the entire story of David and what we can learn from him.
Preached by Nate Shate
This sermon takes a different angle on the hero theme we have been on, and looks at an anti-hero. Manasseh was a bad king in Israel, yet he had a change oh heart near the end. Bob takes a look at this transformation and gives us the limerick “old sin, new sin, red sin, blue sin” to remember his wickedness and the hope that no one is too far from repentance.
Note: Here is the link to the song Bob references https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CT8OPGrTg-c
Preached by Bob Finley
The Prophet Ezekiel has a vision that is alarming at first, but reassuring after things are explained to him. In Ezekiel 37, we catch up with Ezekiel in the valley of dry Bones, which relates to the deadness of Israel. Bob unpacks how this vision applies even to our lives and that the prophesy can be seen in action.
Note: Here is the link to the sermon Bob references https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DlyGmerlknk
Preached by Bob Finley
This week’s character study is based on a women who we know very little about, but demonstrates the hospitality, faith, obedience, and trust that should be present in our lives. Looking at the 1 Kings 17, Bob unpacks this old testament story and shows how this woman is transformed by the resurrection of her son.
Preached by Bob Finley
Looking in Judges 6, Marvin unpacks the crazy story of Gideon and how he was called by God to destroy the false idols in his land and obey God in overthrowing the Midianites. This is a clear reminder for each one of us that anything that comes before God is an Idol and we must obey God in whatever he calls us to do.
Preached by Marvin Mobley
Sometimes we discount characters in the Bible who experienced sin or went through trials. One example of this is Bathsheba who is usually known for her relationship with David, and not for her role as a mother of Solomon. Looking at 1Kings 2 and other passages Josh expounds how the relationship of Bathsheba and Salomon points to Mary and Jesus.
Preached by Joshua Corrick
One thing we believe as a church is that Prayer is the primary work of believers in this day an age. Looking at the life of Hannah, Bob unpacks some teaching on prayer and presents different principals that we can see demonstrated in this saint’s life.
Preached by Bob Finley
Moses is one of the hallmark Heroes of the Old Testament; however, his life was not always an exciting uplifting tale. There are some strange encounters we find his narrative. Looking at one of these shortly after his experience with the burning bush will show us the turning point in his life.
Preached by Bob Finley
