Dec 14, 2025
A Body to Sacrifice
Series: Communion
The incarnation made possible the sacrifice that purchased our redemption from sin.
Hebrews 10
Dec. 14, 2025
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- Dec 14, 2025A Body to Sacrifice
Dec 14, 2025A Body to SacrificeSeries: CommunionThe incarnation made possible the sacrifice that purchased our redemption from sin.Hebrews 10Dec. 14, 2025To watch the video of this message, click here.
- Dec 7, 2025One Day
Dec 7, 2025One DaySeries: ChristmasThere are many days that change our lives, but only one moment that changes our eternal destiny, the moment of salvation.Selected ScriptureDec. 7, 2025To watch the video of this message, click here.
- Nov 30, 2025Supporting the Lord’s Servants
Nov 30, 2025Supporting the Lord’s ServantsSeries: 1 TimothyWith the closing verses of 1 Timothy 5, Paul gives three related instructions for dealing with pastor/elders in the church: 1) Show Appreciation for Those Who Shepherd the Church; 2) Be Fair in Addressing Accusations & Sin in a Leader’s Life; and 3) Use Patience & Discernment in Deciding Who Will Lead the Church. A fourth, and seemingly unrelated instruction Paul gives seems to 4) Encourage Pastors to Pursue a Healthy Lifestyle.We are called to take care with those who care for the church.1 Timothy 5:17-25Nov. 30, 2025To watch the video of this message, click here.
- Nov 23, 202550 Years of Blessing
Nov 23, 202550 Years of BlessingSeries: MissionsJoin us as we celebrate 50 years of God's faithful blessing in and through the lives of missionaries Rich & Jo Ann Davis.To watch the video of this message, click here.
- Nov 16, 2025A Caring Community
Nov 16, 2025A Caring CommunitySeries: 1 TimothyGod’s Church is to be a caring community. When we are living life the way God calls us to in His Word, we see this taking place constantly in real-time. Healthy churches not only minister to people’s spiritual needs, but to their physical needs as well.In 1 Timothy 5:1-16, Paul lays out God’s instructions to Timothy and the church, that they may be a caring community. The focus is predominately on widows, but the principles can be applied broadly: 1) Be Respectful of Others around You; 2) Show Compassion to Widows Who Demonstrate Christian Character; 3) Accept Appropriate Responsibility for Caring for Others; and 4) A Warning & Instruction for Younger Widows.We are called to show respect, compassion, and responsibility toward others in the church.1 Timothy 5:1-16Nov. 16, 2025To watch the video of this message, click here.
- Nov 9, 2025Leading By Example
Nov 9, 2025Leading By ExampleSeries: 1 TimothyThe Apostle Paul appointed Timothy to serve as the pastor of the church in Ephesus prior to his departure. In 1 Timothy 4:11-16, Paul issues a series of commands to the young pastor, encouraging him to lead by example, and live in a way that demonstrates what a Christian life should look like.Although many of Paul's commands are particular to Timothy's calling as a pastor, there is still much that can be generally applied to the life of every believer: 1) Live Your Life as an Example to Others; 2) Serve with the Spiritual Gifts God has Given You; and 3) Focus on Progress over Perfection in Your Spiritual Growth.Set an example in spiritual life and service.1 Timothy 4:11-16Nov. 9, 2025To watch the video of this message, click here.
- Nov 2, 2025Good Habits for Growing Christians
Nov 2, 2025Good Habits for Growing ChristiansSeries: 1 TimothyChristian maturity doesn’t just happen to us passively. We need to actively pursue it. In order to grow as Christians, we would be wise to develop some good spiritual habits. Paul points out two things we can do to aid in spiritual growth in 1 Tim. 4:6-10. First, he encourages us to 1) Stay True to God’s Word – we need to focus on the truth, and at the same time identify the errors which stand against it. Secondly, Paul issues the call to 2) Train Yourself to be Godly – we need to develop and grow in personal holiness, striving for integrity in all we do.Spiritual growth requires spiritual exercise focused on spiritual truth.1 Timothy 4:6-10Nov. 2, 2025To watch the video of this message, click here.
- Oct 26, 2025Don’t Fall for False Teaching
Oct 26, 2025Don’t Fall for False TeachingSeries: 1 TimothyChurch should be a place where we can be safe from false teaching. But, even here, we still need to be on our guard. Jesus, Paul, Peter, Jude and others in Scripture repeatedly warned that false teachers would arise, even in the church, who would deceive many.As we come to 1 Timothy 4 this morning, Paul warns the young pastor against false teachers, highlighting three 3 things for us: 1) False Teaching can be Spiritually Fatal; 2) Rejecting What God has Given Does Not Make Us Righteous; and 3) Be Grateful for The Good Things God has Created.False teaching pulls people away from God and denies the goodness of His creation.1 Timothy 4:1-5Oct. 26, 2025To watch the video of this message, click here.
- Oct 19, 2025How to Behave at Home
Oct 19, 2025How to Behave at HomeSeries: 1 TimothyIn the three short verses at the end of 1 Timothy 3, Paul mentions his purpose in writing the letter – that we will know how to live in God’s church. He wants us to understand how we are to behave in the household of God.There are 3 points we can identify in these 3 verses. The first one could almost escape our notice, but is worth mentioning. Paul gives us the example of 1) Seeking God’s Direction in All You Decide to Do. From there he goes on to encourage all in the church to 2) Live a Life that Pleases the Lord. The final verse of the chapter is a short hymn of sorts that spells out basic truths about Christ. Here the apostle encourages believers to 3) Ground Yourself in the Truth of the Gospel.Christians should be known by their Godly behavior and Biblical beliefs about Christ.1 Timothy 3:14-16Oct. 19, 2025To watch the video of this message, click here.
- Oct 12, 2025Being a Part of Something That Matters – Membership in the Church
Oct 12, 2025Being a Part of Something That Matters – Membership in the ChurchSeries: (All)We typically have reasons for going places, wherever it is we go: You go to school to get an education so you can make a living. You go to work to make money so you can pay the bills. You go to the gym for exercise and better health. You go to the grocery store to buy food. Most of us could likely give a reason that we choose to attend church as well. We might say that going to church is the most spiritually fulfilling, inspiring thing we do all week.Let me change it up a bit, though. What if I was to ask, “What is the reason you should become a member of a church?” That’s different, isn’t it? It’s one thing to attend a church. But, we’d probably say it’s a different level of commitment entirely to become a member of a church.It’s good to occasionally look into some of these basic sorts of topics. There are 3 things we’re going to cover this morning: 1) What does it mean to be a member of The Church? 2) A few objections to membership; and 3) What is the value of being a member of a local church?The Christian life involves more than just believing – it also includes belonging! We grow in Christ by being in relationship to other Christians.Selected ScriptureOct. 12, 2025To watch the video of this message, click here.
