Sermons

Through God’s love and Jesus’ death we can one day be like Him but the process of transformation starts ‘now’.  Real children of God can be identified by their behavior – does it look like God or not?

What does it mean for God to be our Father?  The answer affects the way we approach and respond to Him.  The truth impacts the way He responds to us.

What does it look like when we rely on God to provide for our needs?  The answer is found in what we do with the things He has given us.

The path of self indulgence may have more in common with self righteous piety than we initially recognize.  In fact, course correction may come more easily for the careless one than it does for the confiedent one.  Learning to avoid either extreme will move us closer to the heart of the Father and position us […]

Being God’s Service Station means not only accepting all comers, but going out to where God is needed most to deliver His love and grace

Paul reminds us that one of Jesus’ greatest desires is that His people would be united in Him. Philippians 2:1-2, 4:2-3

Storms will always come, but our ability to withstand the storm is based largely on how well we have prepared for it in advance.  The Good News is we’re not in this alone.  Jesus shares the blessings of heaven with us sometimes when we least expect it.

 Regardless of our standing in life, we are called to extend grace and forgiveness to all those we come in contact with in this life.

Some things start small and grow large.  Other things start large and are whittled down small.  Knowing which is which can dramtically change our perspective on it all.