Interdenominational Worship Sundays at 10am

Sermons from 2019 (Page 3)

Get Fired Up!

Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from Acts 2:1-13. Pentecost shows us that one universal sign that we are filled with the Spirit, is that we have a desire to communicate the gospel to others. This desire is driven by a commitment to live for Christ no matter what, resulting in a life of compassion for others.

City Slickers?

In Pastor Bob’s sermon from Revelation 21:10-23, he illustrates how his text shows us that one day we will all live in a city – a great, vast and wonderful city – where all God’s people will be together forever.

What the Future Holds

Bob delivers a sermon from Revelation 21:1-5a. Though we do not know everything about our future in Heaven, God’s promise of His perfect place, His perfect presence and His perfect peace awaits those who believe in the name of Jesus.

Like a Mother’s Love

Pastor Bob preaches a sermon from Revelation 7:9-17. When it comes to trouble ahead, God gives us a realistic expectation of what is to come. It’s not going to pretty, but He always promises to be with us and will bring us through to victory.

There’s No Doubt

Pastor Bob delivers a sermon entitled, “No Hay Duda” (There’s No Doubt) from John 20:19-31. Thomas is the patron saint of doubters as doubt can be a blessing and a curse. As long as doubt does not become unbelief it can stimulate our faith.

The King Has Come

On this Palm Sunday, Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from Luke 19:28-40 about Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem as the king of Israel, but also as the Savior of Israel and the Savior of our soul. Is He the ruler of your life? All areas of your life?

Do You Have a Plan?

Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from Philippians 3: 7-14 and discusses the need to have purpose in our lives. Today, many people are their lives to be boring, insignificant which is a condition of people choose pleasure over purpose. In this epistle, Paul makes it clear that his purpose is what drives his life and it is not his past failures or…

Show Me the Way Home

Pastor Bob delivers a sermon based on 2 Corinthians 5:17-21. Do you have a plan about bridging the gap between you and God? Sin has paralyzed us and immobilized us in terms of reaching God. The Prodigal Son felt he needed to work his way back into his father’s good graces – as does every other world religion. Could it be that…