In this sermon we deal with the topic of anxiety, worry and stress. What is it? Is it a sin? How do we overcome it? 

Greed is a sin that is so common in our world today. And unfortunately it is common in our churches as well. We need to be on guard against it in our hearts and urgent and severe in our fight against it when it arises. In this sermon we look at the danger

The Sermon on the Mount reveals what it truly means to know Christ and to be a citizen of His eternal Kingdom. As born-again believers, we can experience His power, peace, and blessings both now and forever, despite the suffering and challenges we may enc

In this passage Jesus addresses the idea of who we ought to fear. When faced with situations in our life where we have to chose to do the right thing or not, one of the motivations is going to be fear of God versus fear of man. If we are going to follow C

Jesus has just laid into the Pharisees, and now he has a few words for the lawyers as well. May we take the rebukes Jesus' here seriously, and evaluate if we have fallen into the same sins and need to repent. 

In this passage Jesus take aim at the Pharisees and some of the glaring sins. Let it be a warning to the church, that we might not fall into these same sins, and be brought to repentance in the areas where we have looked more like the Pharisees than Chris

In this sermon we look at the foundational doctrine of the Protestant Reformation, Sola Scriptura. Is God's Word sufficient as the infallible rule of the church, or should we be looking for another? Join us as we look at the history of Sola Scriptura and

One analogy used of the local church of Jesus Christ is the body. In this sermon, we look at what it means to be a part of that body and why every Christian should be part of a local body. The beauty of the body is that though there is diversity in its pa

The book of Proverbs can be difficult to study. We can sometimes get overwhelmed. Well in this sermon, we look at the value of wisdom, and an introductory sermon on how to study the book of Proverbs to reap all of its wisdom and value. 

In this sermon, we look at what it means to give thanks in all circumstances. Paul, who went through more than most of us ever will, was able to say these words. But how? And how can we?