The Grumblers and the Rock (Exodus 17:1-16)
The Israelites find themselves is a difficult situation. Their thirst was real, but rather than trust they grumbled forgetting the context of God and his nearness.
The Redemption (Exodus 12:33-14:31)
In this sermon from our Exodus series we see God's faithfulness, power, and nearness displayed through his sure promises.
Say It! (Psalm 107)
"Give thanks to the Lord, for He is good! His steadfast love endures forever!" This is the cry of the psalmist, and, as Pastor Todd shows from the psalm, this can be our cry if we are Christ, because He meets us in our distress.
Thankful – Steadfast (Psalm 108)
This Psalm seems like a contradiction. At the beginning there are praises to God, at the end there is lament concerning enemies, but as Pastor Todd shows, what seems like a contradiction is perfectly in harmony. We can praise God no matter the circumstance because of who God is and what he has done.
Grace Has Appeared – Preach the Gospel (Titus 2:11) 9 AM Service
At Christmas God's eternal unchanging grace appears in the person of Jesus Christ. Focusing on that truth can give a Gospel and missional clarity in the midst of a difficult Christmas season.
Established in the Truth (2 Peter 1:10-15)
The call to salvation and the call to follow Jesus are the same call. Therefore, the christian life is a life on the move. It is not static. It is a dynamic life always moving toward Christ.
Joy (Philippians 4:1-9) 8:50 AM Service
In these verses Paul makes it clear that joy is not something that just happens. Joy can be purposely pursued and its source is never bound. In Christ, we can truly have joy, always.
A Call to Praise the Gracious God (Psalm 113)
When we realize who God is we ought to be moved to praise God. Reflecting upon God's character produces worship that never gets old, tired, or mundane.
. . . So Let’s Do His Will (Hebrews 13:20-24)
Because Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever we are free to do his will. He is the God of peace as the victor over the enemy and he calls us into brotherhood. Therefore, we do his will in the community of peace for his good purpose.
Jesus (Luke 2:8-21)
The glory of the Lord was shown to a group of shepherds heralding the coming of the Son of God in a manger in a small town called Bethlehem. A lowly birth, announced to a lowly group, and a small town carries with it the most joyous news.