Tim Burgess // March 6, 2022 Luke 16

John Vermilya // February 27, 2022 Some sins are committed openly and some are masked behind a respectable facade. Neither one deserves forgiveness, but God’s lavish love and grace have nothing to do with deserving.

John Vermilya // February 20, 2022 Religious leaders invited Jesus to try and discredit him. Instead the Son of God schooled them, exposed their pride, and taught them the requirement for all those who hope to see heaven. 

Britton Bishop // February 13, 2022 Too often we as Christians find ourselves being short-sighted. We focus on the immediate and lack an eternal perspective. We allow fear and anxiety to drive our lives, when Christ is calling us to a fuller life.

John Vermilya // February 6, 2022 Religious people believe that transformation happens from the outside-in, by following the rules and managing sin. But real change happens from the inside-out, and that heart work can only be done by the Holy Spirit.

John Vermilya // January 9, 2022 Jesus came to seek and save the lost and enlist His people into that mission. But we have built-in forgetters, are sometimes ruled by fear and doubt, and need to be reminded that every Christian has a job to do.

John Vermilya // January 23, 2022 Everyone puts their faith in something. And at some point every honest person struggles with doubt. So what does it mean when your faith is in God but doubts still creep in? Does doubt negate faith, or mean you’re not a Christian?

Tim Burgess // January 16, 2022 Jesus addresses three very personal issues that are often at the heart of our sin and frustration and gives instruction on how we can begin and sustain change in our daily lives. The three issues are love, judging others, and fruit (or deeds). His solution is to listen AND do,…

John Vermilya // January 9, 2022 Jesus came to seek and save the lost and enlist His people into that mission. But we have built-in forgetters, are sometimes ruled by fear and doubt, and need to be reminded that every Christian has a job to do.