Pastor Bob delivers a powerful sermon from Luke 6:27-36. Has your witness for the gospel created enemies? Jesus does not command us to have no enemies, He commands us to love our enemies. We can destroy our enemies my making them our friends through the reconciling grace of Christ.
Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from Luke 6:20-26. To be blessed you need to be rich and satisfied, but rich and satisfied in the Lord rather than the empty riches of this world.
Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from Luke 5:1-11. There are times when when we depend on them more than we depend on the Lord. Simon Peter discovers this reality and is humbled and transformed by that discovery. May we all be transformed!
Pastor Bob preaches a message about purpose and calling from Jeremiah 1:4-10. Jeremiah, the prophet, was called at a young age by God to deliver a challenging message to leaders of nations. He was thrust into near impossible opposition, but he was able to execute his ministry because of his sense of calling and purpose…
Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from Luke 4:6-30. Jesus came to preach good news to those who are literally poor and spiritually poor by the liberating power of the gospel to convert our selfishness into lives of service.
Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from John 2:1-11 – the marriage at Cana. Jesus’ first miracle takes place at a wedding celebration and this characterizes His ministry and the kingdom emphasizing joy and abundance.
Pastor Bob delivered a sermon from Luke 3:21-2. 2We had some technical difficulties during the service, so we were unable to record the entire service. The re-recorded audio is now available. Thank you for your patience!
David Roman delivers a sermon from Philippians 3:10-14. He begins by offering three New Year’s “counter-resolutions” as we focus on Jesus Christ and the future He holds for our lives.
Youth Pastor Gustavo Gonzalez delivers a sermon from Matthew 2:1-12. In this lesson about the heart of the wise men as they brought significant gifts to Jesus, Pastor Gustavo asks us to ask ourselves, “do I know of the Lord”, or “do I know the Lord?”
Pastor Bob delivered a Christmas Eve sermon from Luke 2:1-15.
