Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our Letters to the Church sermon series. This week, we conclude 1 Corinthians in chapter 16, where we learn that, as a church, we are called to many things, but some things are vitally important: our call to give, disciple, serve, and love.
Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our Letters to the Church sermon series. This week, in 1 Corinthians 15:35-58, we learn that we should live in anticipation of the resurrection. Even though we cannot fully comprehend resurrection, we have confidence because our Savior has gone before us and has promised that we will be transformed and resurrection is just the beginning.
Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our Letters to the Church sermon series. This week, in 1 Corinthians 15:12-34, we learn that we need to make sure that our lives here and now reflect the reality of our future resurrection.
Deacon Chairman Chris De Jabet preaches from Paul’s letter to the Ephesians. This week, in Ephesians 4:1-16, we learn that the church is to use each person’s giftedness to build each other up to maturity, so that the church may live in loving, selfless unity.
Pastoral Resident Harrison Kerns preaches from the Gospel of Mark. This week, in Mark 4:1-20, 26-29, we learn that God delights to include us in His work.
Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our Letters to the Church sermon series. This week, in 1 Corinthians 15:1-11, we learn that we need to make sure that the thing we rally around, emphasize, and teach is the Gospel.
Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our Letters to the Church sermon series. This week, in 1 Corinthians 14:26-40, we learn that we need to be orderly in our worship in order that the church might be edified through worship.
Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our Letters to the Church sermon series. This week, in 1 Corinthians 14:1-25, we learn that because edification, unity, and the Gospel matter, we must strive for clarity in all we do.
Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our Letters to the Church sermon series. This week, in 1 Corinthians 13, we learn that since love is the visible sign that legitimizes our covenant community, the Christ follower must ensure that love is central in all their actions.
Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our Letters to the Church sermon series. This week, in 1 Corinthians 12:12‑31, you will learn that you must determine to serve as God has gifted you while also honoring the gifting of others.
This Father's Day, our pastoral resident, Harrison Kerns, leads us through Luke 15:11-32, showing us that the Father's love for His children does not depend on our righteousness.
Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our Letters to the Church sermon series. This week, in 1 Corinthians 12:1-11, we learn that Christ followers must make sure that Christ is preeminent in their service.
Pastor Nathan Wakefield resumes our Letters to the Church sermon series. This week, in 1 Corinthians 11:17-34, we learn that unity is supposed to mark the church and so we are called to fellowship in unity.
Pastor Nathan Wakefield concludes a brief sermon series — The Bride — focused on church membership. Within the Church, local congregations are supported by Christ through the abundant generosity of the members.
Associate Pastor David Chatwell continues a brief sermon series — The Bride — focused on church membership. This week we learn what healthy discipleship requires.
Pastor Nathan Wakefield begins a brief sermon series — The Bride — focused on church membership. We must always be on guard against distractions. As a church, we are called to proclaim Christ through specific God-ordained means.
Pastor Nathan Wakefield begins a brief sermon series — The Bride — focused on church membership. Within the Church are local congregations made up of members who have covenanted together for mutual deification and accountability.
Pastor Nathan Wakefield concludes our series through the book of Daniel. This week, in chapter 12, Daniel was told that he could rest because at the end he would receive God’s blessing.
Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our series through the book of Daniel. This week, in chapters 11 & 12, the culmination of history is coming with the second coming of the Messiah. The Enemies of God reject God and fail to see the inevitability of God’s ways, but the people of God can count on God's love.
Pastor Nathan Wakefield continues our series through the book of Daniel. This week, in chapter 10, Daniel is touched three times giving him the ability to rise, speak, and be strengthened. The truth of Daniel 10 is the truth that God is the one who enables us.