Jesus Gets Personal
Does God care about you personally? Or is he like a clockmaker, who crafted and created the world, then just steps back and lets the world work itself out without any interaction or intervention on our behalf? Things like sickness, struggle, and suffering make it seem like that. But in today's sermon, we'll see how God uses even sickness, suffering, and struggle as means to show his personal love for each and every person!
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- Feb 7, 2021Jesus Gets PersonalJesus Gets PersonalDoes God care about you personally? Or is he like a clockmaker, who crafted and created the world, then just steps back and lets the world work itself out without any interaction or intervention on our behalf? Things like sickness, struggle, and suffering make it seem like that. But in today's sermon, we'll see how God uses even sickness, suffering, and struggle as means to show his personal love for each and every person!
- Jan 31, 2021Authority That Makes You ListenAuthority That Makes You ListenThere are some people in life, who, when they talk, you listen! We listen to those people because they have authority--either authority given to them by someone else, or they're an authority in a particular subject because of their experience and expertise. What about Jesus? Do you think that he has that authority that makes us listen, and take his words to heart? In today's sermon, we'll see two proofs of Jesus' authority, and why we need to listen when he talks!
- Jan 24, 2021Sacrificing the Good for the BestSacrificing the Good for the BestSometimes, people are able to keep their New Year's Resolutions, because they know that by sacrificing something good from their lives, they'll receive something much better. That's true spiritually too. When it comes to following Jesus, we need to wrestle with the question, "Would you be willing to sacrifice even good things from your life in order to follow God's calling?" Will you sacrifice the good, for the best?
- Jan 17, 2021Come and See!Come and See!When telling and inviting his friend, Nathanael about Jesus, a man named Philip faced a skeptical reaction. He didn't push or pressure. He didn't throw up his hands and leave. Instead, he offered his friend a simple, patient, loving invitation. "Come and see." Come and see for yourself, with your own two eyes the truth about Jesus. For the skeptics, those skeptical or God, or Jesus, or the Bible, or the church, the invitation still stands. Come and see for yourself! And for the Christian, the encouragement remains to share that same simple invitation. You never know what an impact it can have on someone's eternity!
- Jan 10, 2021Baptism Reveals IdentityBaptism Reveals IdentityWhat would you say your identity is? Usually, we base our identities on the things that we do, or have done. But through baptism, both Jesus' baptism and your baptism, your true identity is revealed. Not based on what you've done, but based on what Jesus has done as your perfect substitute! Check out Pastor Troy's sermon to see why this is a much better identity!
- Jan 3, 2021Have Love, Will TravelHave Love, Will TravelWhy would Gentile Wise Men sacrifice months of their lives to travel across the world to meet a baby face to face?And why would you sacrifice your time, money, or other things to continue meeting with Jesus face to face in his Word and in worship?
- Dec 31, 2020Great Is Your Faithfulness (New Year’s Eve)Great Is Your Faithfulness (New Year’s Eve)2020 will forever have the legacy of being the year everyone's excited to be done with! But are there blessings from God that we can find in 2020? How can we change our perspective on what makes a year "good"?
- Dec 27, 2020Face to Face: Simeon and AnnaFace to Face: Simeon and AnnaAn elderly man, an elderly woman, and a baby. What do these three have in common? And what produced so much joy for Simeon and Anna when they saw this baby face to face? Watch Pastor Phil's sermon to find out!
- Dec 24, 2020The Greatest Gift (Christmas Eve)The Greatest Gift (Christmas Eve)Ever been disappointed with the gifts you did or didn't receive on Christmas? When you unwrap the gift from God of a baby born in Bethlehem once again this year, don't be disappointed and say, "That's it?" Instead, rejoice at this greatest gift and say, "That's it!"
- Dec 20, 2020The Mysterious KingThe Mysterious KingHistory has taught us that no king or kingdom, no matter how powerful or influential withstands the test of time. Except, according to God, one king who reigns on David's throne forever! Who is this mysterious king?
