Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from 1 Corinthians 9:19-24. Paul was willing to give up his personal preferences to win others for Christ. We too are called to sacrifice our personal prerogatives in the interest of reaching other with the gospel. Remember the acronym, W.I.N. (whatever is necessary) to win others for Christ who gave up everything for our salvation.
Interdenominational Worship Sundays at 10am
Interdenominational Worship Sundays at 10am
Sermons by Rev. Robert Zoba (Page 6)
Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from Mark 1:21-28. All earthly forms of authority are borrowed from outside sources, but Jesus’ authority is intrinsic to His being the great I am. Therefore, our only reasonable response to His promptings in our life is obedience and a decision to respond, “Here I am Lord, send me”.
Pastor Bob delivers a text from Mark 1:14-20. In life we are always called to make calculated risks. It is a reasonable risk to give up that which we cannot keep to gain that which we cannot lose. (Jim Elliott)
Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from John 1:43-51. Jesus chooses his first disciples, not because of their power or their position, but because of their willingness and readiness to follow Him. The obscure Biblical figure of Nathanael is part of a small movement of “nobodies” empowered by the Holy Spirit to turn the world upside down.
Pastor Bob delivers a sermon drawing on Mark 1:40-11 and Acts 19:4-7. As we begin 2021, consider what is missing in your spiritual journey? Is your life displaying the fruit of the Spirit, or are there areas where you sense Christ is calling you to ‘focus on things above’?
We have included the links to both the sermon and the entire Christmas Eve service. John 1:9-13: and Luke 2:1-7 are the texts for this special Christmas Eve sermon. There was no place at the ‘inn’ on this Christmas Eve over 2,000 years ago. Is there room in your heart for the Christ child?
Under the choral direction of Alfonso Román, our choir began practicing this beautiful Cantata in August in the hopes of being able to present it to our congregation ‘live’. It was our hope that the Coronavirus outbreak would have subsided by December, but this was not the case. For the protection of all, the Cantata, arranged by Stan Pethel, was performed in…
Bob delivers a sermon from John 1:6-8; 19-28. Who did John say he was? What is the relationship between ‘witness’ and ‘martyr’? Who do you say you are?
Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from Isaiah 40:1-11. The message of the prophet Isaiah was one of doom and gloom, as he reminded the Israelites of how far they had fallen from God’s standards. Not only were they disobeying God’s commandments and worshiping worthless handmade idols, they were neglecting the poor, the needy, the widows and the orphans. However, in this chapter,…
Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from Ephesians 1:15-23. Gratitude is a memory of the heart, gratitude is grounded in God and gratitude is the parent of all virtue. May we give thanks to God each day – and especially on Thanksgiving.
