Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from Acts 1:1-11 about the Holy Spirit empowering us to do God’s will and be witnesses (not salesmen) for Him wherever He has placed us.
Interdenominational Worship Sundays at 10am
Interdenominational Worship Sundays at 10am
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During this time of confusion and conflicting news, Pastor Bob delivers a sermon about the seemingly conflicting perspectives in the New Testament about salvation by faith versus works and the conflicting ideals of religion versus relationship.
Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from John 14:1-11. A godly mother can provide her children with a window into the character of God by her own life. She can also instill in them a longing for their heavenly home by providing a happy home here on earth.
Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from the 24th chapter of John’s gospel. In the midst of this quarantine, we are all anxious to get away from it all . . . as were the men walking to Emmaus. Jesus walked with them and talked with them, but they failed to recognize Him. Is Jesus walking…
Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from John 20 about faith of the believers during the panndemic.
In this Holy Week we see the triumph of Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem and His defeat and rejection on Good Friday, as He took on the virus of human sin and died for that sin. But we know that Friday passes and Sunday is coming! We hope to have the video uploaded later this afternoon.
Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from Ezekiel 37:1-14 about trusting God.
In the ninth chapter of John’s gospel, Jesus teaches an important message about the folly of trying to place blame on people for sin. We are tempted to do the same in light of this Coronavirus pandemic. Let’s listen to Pastor Bob as he preaches from God’s word.
Text: John 3:1-21 In today’s world of social media, it seems our past can never be forgotten. However, we can be liberated from our past through being born again in Christ and having a true new beginning.
Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from Genesis 3:1-24 As we think about what we might give up for Lent there are many popular options but perhaps the most all-encompassing one would be to give up our sense of entitlement.
