Drawing from the account of Jesus walking on water in Matthew 14, Pastor Mark Hoffman presents seven life principles for navigating personal, societal, and spiritual storms.
Drawing from Luke 23 and the trial of Jesus before Pilate and Herod, Dr Patrick Marks explores how storms and stress do not build character but reveal it.
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.
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.
