Advancing Christs Rule in The Family
Pastor Dave Hoffman emphasizes the critical importance of biblical family structures as foundational to advancing Christ's rule in ourselves, our families, the church, and culture.
Pastor Mark Hoffman addresses the current state of America through a biblical lens, explaining that the chaos and upheaval in society are not signs of God's absence but rather evidence of His judgment on a nation that has rejected Him.
Pastor Mike Van Meter and Pastor Neil Hoffman explore the profound significance of Christ's death and resurrection, not just for our eternal future, but for our present lives.
Pastor Mike Van Meter concludes a four-week series on the church's mission statement, focusing specifically on advancing Christ's rule in culture.
This sermon, the third in a series on advancing Christ's rule, focuses specifically on the church's role in extending God's kingdom. Pastor David Matranga emphasizes that while God created the church, congregations must actively submit to Christ's authority to fulfill their mission.
Pastor Dave Hoffman emphasizes the critical importance of biblical family structures as foundational to advancing Christ's rule in ourselves, our families, the church, and culture.
Pastor Neil Hoffman introduces the church's mission statement: "Advancing Christ's rule in ourselves, families, the church, and culture."
This sermon reveals that every believer possesses a spiritual superpower that has been available to them all along—their personal testimony.
Pastor Dave Hoffman addresses the challenge of maintaining Christian holiness while living in an increasingly secular and immoral culture. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 6:14-18, the message emphasizes that Christians must navigate the tension between being in the world without being of the world.
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Undivided - Part 2
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.
Advancing Christ's Rule in Ourselves
Pastor Neil Hoffman introduces the church's mission statement: "Advancing Christ's rule in ourselves, families, the church, and culture."
Your Spiritual Superpower
This sermon reveals that every believer possesses a spiritual superpower that has been available to them all along—their personal testimony.
The Kindness of God in Suffering
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Two Principles and a Truth to Live By
Pastor Dave Hoffman addresses the challenge of maintaining Christian holiness while living in an increasingly secular and immoral culture. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 6:14-18, the message emphasizes that Christians must navigate the tension between being in the world without being of the world.
Finding Truth In A World of Lies, Hype and Spin
Pastor Mark Hoffman addresses the crisis of truth in contemporary society, where competing narratives and relativism have obscured objective reality.
Blessed Are The Peacemakers
In this sermon, Pastor Mike Van Meter explores the seventh Beatitude from Matthew 5:9, examining what it truly means to be a peacemaker in biblical terms.
Who Owns the Classroom?
Pastor Neil Hoffman addresses the critical issue of children's education from a biblical perspective, examining God's delegated authority across four institutions: individual, family, church, and government.
Words of Advice for 2026
Pastor Dave Hoffman offers practical spiritual guidance for living victoriously in the new year through three essential principles.
The People of God
Pastor Mike Van Meter addresses the growing fragmentation and loneliness epidemic in modern society, contrasting the culture's emphasis on individualism with the church's call to communal belonging in Christ.
The Song That Started Christmas
Pastor Neil Hoffman explores Mary's Magnificat (Luke 1:46-55) as the first Christmas song, revealing it as more than a beautiful worship hymn—it's a revolutionary declaration of God's power to transform lives and overthrow oppressive systems.