This week has been crazy. Brian reminds the church that God wants to be in relationship with us, he is enriching us, patient with us, loves us and wants to transform us. This is everything he has done on behalf of us. In turn we are called to love others as Christ has loved.
Preached by Brian Shore
We live in a land full of unrest and strife. Looking at Psalm 122 and David’s prayer for peace, Brian points out that that God provides us peace in all situations. This theme of peace continues in Christ’s words. Christ is our peace and calls us to be peaceful. We are incapable of being peaceful, but the Holy Spirit produces peace in our lives. Listen and see how this applies to our lives.
Preached by Brian Shore
We all have problems and often times we try to hide those problems when we go to church. Looking at Psalm 139 and the life of David, Brian points out that that God knows us and our thoughts. He is always aware of where we are and what we are feeling. This is bad news and good news. Listen and see how this applies to our lives.
Preached by Brian Shore
Brian looks at the Prophet Hosea and the redeeming power of God. We want change in our world, but Brian asks are we going to change? Looking at Hosea 1 and the rest of the story, Brian unpacks the way God used Hosea’s life as a metaphor for the people of Israel.
Preached by Brian Shore
In light of the recent shootings in Baton Rouge, St. Paul, and Dallas; Brian takes a break from the planned sermon and digs into 2 Chronicles 7:14ff and the need for God’s people to change their ways and take an active role in changing the culture around them for God’s sake. It takes humbleness, repentance and brokenness.
Preached by Brian Shore
In Luke 15 is the story of two sons and a father. Both have radically different experiences with their father. In a similar way we all have different experiences with God and in our salvation and continued sanctification. Brian unpacks the parable of the lost son and brings a fresh perspective.
Preached by Brian Shore
Moving on from 1st and 2nd Peter, Brian takes a week to look at the importance of listening to God’s word and obeying what he says. We look at Matt 7:21-29, James 1:19-27, John 14:15ff and Acts 1 in this sermon.
Preached by Brian Shore
In 2 Peter 3, the final warnings from Peter are unpackaged. Brian expounds on the idea that we need to work from our rest. Instead of worrying and working to produce our own fruit, we need to rest in Christ. Brian finishes by looking at John 15 as the text for this metaphor.
Preached by Brian Shore
In follow up to the sermon on False Teachers Guest speaker Pastor Leonard Small shares from Mathew 24. He Shows us that Christ is the one who has Endured until the end. It is Him who has made it possible for us to make it through the trials and tribulations that face the church.
Preached by Leonard Small
In 2 Peter 3, the believers of Peter’s time were warned about false teachers and their damage upon the church. One example is of Ballam from the book of Numbers. Brian expounds on the story of Ballam and the way that even he was rebuked by a donkey. This is part two of a two part sermon which was started on 6/5/16.
Preached by Brian Shore
