Latest Sermons

Continuing the themes of last week, Johnny picks up again that Jesus did not come for individual salvation, but for the salvation of a whole people. In forming his new community, Jesus grants authority to the church in Matthew 16 through Peter.

Jesus calls his followers to be the “Light of the World” and a “City on a Hill.” What are the implications for us as follower of Christ–and more specifically our local church community? This is the first sermon in a new series Becoming the People of God, exploring the New Testament’s vision for the Church.

Dean concludes the series on the Lord’s prayer. As Christians we serve our allegiance to Jesus the King, and his Upside-Down kingdom calls us to question- how can I serve the King?

How the Trinity helps us to comprehend and face trials in life.

Friend and guest preacher Matt Hensley gives a powerful message on the journey of forgiveness.

Dean preaches on the broad and narrow meaning of our petition to “Give us our daily bread.” By exploring the meaning of each word and our trust in the Lord’s provision.

Guest preacher and friend Skip Ryan speaks on the many but one name of the Lord. The beauty, splendor and wonder of a Triune God. A God who turns our hollowness into hallowedness for His glory.

Honored friend John Yates preaches on the great significance of Jesus’s words, “Our Father.” A father brings great significance in a child’s life and offers a “ballast”, a weightiness and steadiness. For the God of the universe to adopt us as sons of God and for Him to be our Father means we have an […]