A message from the series “Return to Me: A Series on Malachi.” In the book of Malachi, we can see that the people of Israel were questioning God’s justice. God’s answer is that He will bring justice–“But who can endure the day of his coming?” (Malachi 3:2) There is a going to be a day of judgement for everyone. In today’s message, Pastor John encourages us each to ask the question, am I ready for that day?

A message from the series “Return to Me: A Series on Malachi.” In Malachi 2, God confronts the men of Israel for their sin of unfaithfulness towards their wives. God is a witness in the marriage covenant between husband and wife, and he demands that husbands protect and love their wives for life. But for any broken relationship, God offers forgiveness and healing in Jesus Christ.

A message from the series “Return to Me: A Series on Malachi.” In Malachi 1:6-2:9, God confronts Israel over their sacrifices. Instead of bringing their best animals, they brought lame and diseased animals. Instead of giving God their best, they gave him their leftovers. Which leads us to ask the question, are we giving God our leftovers?

A message from the series “Return to Me: A Series on Malachi.” In Malachi 1:1-5, God declares his love for the nation of Israel as seen through his election of the nation. His sovereign choice and love brings us encouragement in the midst of difficult life situations.

A message from the series “The Kingdom of Heaven Is Like: Parables in Matthew 13.” In Matthew 13, we read how Jesus compared the kingdom of heaven to treasure buried in field, or to a pearl of great price, for which men are willing to sell everything they own. In today’s message, Andy Doane teaches how these parables show that following Jesus will cost us everything–and that the kingdom of heaven is a treasure beyond compare.

A message from the series “The Kingdom of Heaven Is Like: Parables in Matthew 13.” Matthew 13 provides us with a clear warning that hell is the punishment for sin. In today’s message, Pastor Phil examines scriptural teaching on this topic, answering common questions, and reminding us that the reality of hell should move us either to respond in sharing the gospel with those who do not know Christ, or otherwise–for those who do not yet believe–to trust in Jesus as Savior.

A message from the series “The Kingdom of Heaven Is Like: Parables in Matthew 13.” Psalm 42 gives us a model for trusting God when life is difficult and Satan tries to make us despair. Our response is to remember the truths found in scripture, and the goodness of God.

A message from the series “The Kingdom of Heaven Is Like: Parables in Matthew 13.” Looking at the parable of the mustard seed, we want to understand the setting in which Jesus was telling his audience this parable, and then examine the story, itself, and its significance. From the parable of the mustard seed we can learn a message which gives us hope for the future: that the kingdom of heaven, although it may begin in small stages, can never be stopped.

A message from the series “The Kingdom of Heaven Is Like: Parables in Matthew 13.” We all want justice to some extent, but the question is, do we trust that God is a just judge? In this parable, Jesus says he will return to separate the wheat from the tares, the wheat to everlasting joy, and the tares to eternal punishment. Today is the day to give your life to Jesus and experience his salvation!

A message from the series “The Kingdom of Heaven Is Like: Parables in Matthew 13.” Are you bearing fruit? Are you spreading seeds? In today’s sermon, Pastor Phil asks us to examine our lives, and think about how we can bear fruit and spread the seeds of the Gospel message.

A message from the series “The Kingdom of Heaven Is Like: Parables in Matthew 13.” What is the purpose of parables? Are they just good stories to help us be better people, or is Jesus doing something different in his use of parables? In Matthew 13:10-17, Jesus will share why he speaks in parables and his answer might surprise you.

A message from the series “Exodus: God’s Deliverance.” After Israel’s deliverance from Egypt through the miraculous crossing of the Red Sea, Moses and the people of Israel join together in praising God in song. In today’s message, Pastor John examines the words of their songs, which help us to understand what God has done, Who God is and what God will do. We are encouraged that if we know God, we have reason to sing, too.

A message from the series “Exodus: God’s Deliverance.” The Israelites found themselves trapped with nowhere to go, but it was all part of God’s plan. God miraculously demonstrated his power and sovereignty over the Egyptian gods, Pharaoh, and even the sea. Just like the Israelites, we need to be saved and only God can provide the way of salvation.

A message from the series “Exodus: God’s Deliverance.” In today’s message, Dr. Rich Freeman shows how the traditions of the Passover looked ahead to the sacrifice of Jesus the Messiah.

A message from the series “Exodus: God’s Deliverance.” If God gave you a sign, would you believe? In Exodus 7-10, there is a showdown between Pharaoh and Yahweh. Through the 10 plagues, God clearly demonstrated that he is more powerful than Pharaoh or any of the gods of Egypt, but it wasn’t enough to cause Pharaoh or the nation of Egypt to repent and trust in Yahweh. God has already shown who He is through His Word, creation, and history, but do you still expect a sign? And would a sign really change your mind?

A message from the series “Exodus: God’s Deliverance.” Where do you turn when life is hard? Maybe a better question is where can you turn when life is hard? In Exodus 5-7, the Israelites doubted God when their hardships increased, but in the midst of their doubt, God promised that he was going to redeem them and bring them out of Egypt. God has promised us redemption as well. The question is, are we willing to trust Him when we can’t clearly see it.

A message from the series “Exodus: God’s Deliverance.” In Exodus 3-4, we will see Moses unsuccessfully trying to get out of doing the Lord’s will while God is patiently revealing his plan to free the nation of Israel and revealing his character. As we reflect on their interaction, it is important to realize we should seek to obey God without any qualifications or caveats.

A message from the series “Exodus: God\’s Deliverance.” In Exodus 1-2 everything seems to be going wrong for the Israelites. And yet in the midst of it, God is sovereignly protecting and preparing the nation for their deliverance.

A message from the series “Anatomy of Wisdom: Ancient Truth for Modern Living.” Proverbs 18:21 tells us that “Death and life are in the power of the tongue” (NKJV). In today’s message, Larry High explores what the Bible has to say about our speech, and reminds us that when a moment of testing comes in today’s society, holding to the righteous fear of God, we need to speak the truth in love.

A message from the series “Anatomy of Wisdom: Ancient Truth for Modern Living.” In today’s message, Andy Doane studies the Book of Proverbs for its references to the eyes, and lays out 4 main lessons from the scriptures: 1.) That we are not to be wise in our own eyes, 2.) that we should not be selfishly living for ourselves–having haughty eyes, 3.) that we are supposed to keep our eyes on the goal, our walk with God, and 4.) that God’s eyes are everywhere, seeing everything that everyone ever does.