Pastor Marc DuPont explores what it truly means to be saved, arguing that salvation encompasses far more than eternal life -- it is a transformative healing of the whole person, captured in the Greek word "sozo."
Pastor Mike Van Meter examines the gradual nature of spiritual decline, using Psalm 1:1-3 as a framework to demonstrate that falling away from God is rarely the result of a single catastrophic event but rather the accumulation of small, steady compromises over time.
Pastor Neil Hoffman explores the profound impact that words and encouragement have on the human soul, mind, and body.
In this sermon, Pastor Dave addresses the universal human pursuit of happiness, noting that Americans in particular are conditioned to chase happiness through material possessions, substances, appearances, and experiences -- all of which provide only temporary satisfaction.
Pastor Mike Van Meter opens by highlighting the remarkable growth of the global church under persecution in Northern India, Cuba, and Egypt, arguing that the greatest threat to the kingdom of God is not external opposition but internal disunity.
Pastor Neil Hoffman addresses one of the most common and painful struggles in the Christian life -- unanswered prayer.
Pastor Mike Van Meter opens a two-part series on unity by grounding the message in Jesus' high priestly prayer in John 17, where Christ prays that all believers would share the same unity that exists between the Father and the Son.
Drawing from Revelation 5, this sermon proclaims the absolute worthiness of Jesus Christ and the indestructible nature of His kingdom.
True freedom is not found through self-effort, changed circumstances, or the elimination of bad habits, but through an ever-deepening relationship with the presence of God. Using the contrasting lives of King Saul and King David as a framework, Pastor Neil Hoffman argues that unresolved emotional and spiritual baggage from the past holds our future hostage.
Pastor Mike Van Meter examines the relationship between money and faith, arguing that how we handle our finances is one of the clearest indicators of whether we are truly walking by faith or by sight.
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Sermons in: Acts
Barriers to Community
Benefits to Community
Walking out of Your Cave(s)
Choose The Fear of The Lord
Living Victoriously In A Crooked World
The Importance of Church Attendance
The Lord Acts While We Wait
Charisma or Charismania - The Purpose of The Power
How to be Content
Overcoming Difficulties & Suffering
