Collinsville Church of Christ Sermons
This podcast features weekly sermons from the Collinsville Church of Christ, offering messages rooted in Scripture to inspire and challenge listeners in their Christian walk. Each episode explores God's Word with the goal of deepening faith and helping believers find purpose in His calling. Suitable for both longtime Christians and those exploring faith, the podcast invites listeners to grow closer to God and connect with a supportive faith community.
Episodes
For the World to See
Sacred Harmony
In a culture driven by self-promotion, comparison, and surface-level connections, the biblical call to genuine community demands something far deeper than polite pleasantries or rigid uniformity. In this message we unpack the the gift of a communal identity where different voices, varied life seasons, and distinct burdens are tuned together to the keynote of Jesus Christ. From learning how to sit
Faithful Stewards
It’s easy to slip into the habit of treating church like a spectator sport—showing up, evaluating the experience from a comfortable seat, and assuming ministry is best left to someone else. Continuing our series One Another: The Love That Unites, this message dives into 1 Peter 4:10 to challenge the passive consumer mindset and illuminate the sacred trust placed in every believer’s hands. In a cul
Where You Belong
In this message we explore how to cultivate a genuine culture of belonging together. In a world fractured by digital isolation, guarded comfort, and cynicism, Scripture calls the body of Christ to an extraordinary, counter-cultural posture: laying down our personal convenience without grumbling to honor one another. Discover how opening our hearts, our pews, and our shared tables transforms unfami
Covered by Grace
Kicking off our new series, this message looks at 1 Peter 4:8 to address the messy, everyday reality of life together. When close quarters, misunderstandings, and human flaws give us countless excuses to put up walls, pull back, or nurse quiet grudges, Scripture calls us to something far deeper than superficial politeness. Discover how the radical, covering grace we have received in Christ has the
Reliable, Resilient, & Relentless
In this final message of the series, we unpack Paul’s relentless, unshakeable message of grace. Moving past sentimentality, we examine how God’s love provides a shield for our past, an anchor for our present, and a guarantee for our future. Join us as we look to Jesus on the cross—the ultimate anchor of our souls—and discover how to lay down easy cynicism, step into resurrection hope, and reflect
Celebrating Integrity
In a culture wired for viral outrage, tabloid headlines, and secret satisfaction in the downfalls of others, it is remarkably easy to let our hearts feed on scandal and gossip. In this message, we examine what our hearts truly celebrate. Exploring Paul’s direct words to an ancient church tempted by moral compromise, we confront the subtle temptation of taking pleasure in human failure and uncover
Tearing Up the Scorecard
In this message, we confront two subtle destroyers of relational peace: irritability and resentment. Exploring Paul’s direct words to a combative ancient church, we examine how living on a hair-trigger temper and holding onto old grievances keeps our hearts chained to past pain. Join us as we explore how the debt-canceling grace of the cross releases us from the exhausting burden of keeping score,
Neither My Way Nor the Highway
In this message, we confront two pervasive relational toxins: everyday rudeness and the stubborn insistence on getting our own way. Unpacking Paul’s direct words to a divided first-century church at Corinth, we explore how the gospel offers a revolutionary alternative to cultural entitlement—one that transforms how we view every person we encounter and frees us from the exhausting friction of need
Getting Ego Out of the Driver's Seat
In a culture engineered for continuous performance, curated highlight reels, and relentless self-promotion, it is remarkably easy to let ego take the driver’s seat of our lives and relationships. In this message, we continue our series that defines love from 1 Corinthians 13, confronting three subtle traps: envy, boasting, and arrogance. We examine how treating life as a arena of comparison turns
Moving at the Speed of Grace
In this message, we launch our new series, "The Way of Love: How to Love Like God Loves," remembering our calling to love others. We will explore the vital difference between loud, performative religion and a life rooted in God's grace, examining how the ancient definitions of patience and kindness challenge our short fuses and passive niceness. Join us as we discover how to slow down, lean into o
Seen and Fully Known
In this first message of our new series, After God’s Heart, we look at the moment a young shepherd boy named David was chosen to be king. While everyone else was looking at outward appearances, God was looking at something else entirely. Experience the peace of being fully seen and deeply loved by your Creator.
The Solution to a Giant Problem
Most of us are familiar with the story of David and Goliath, but we can miss the most life-changing part of the narrative by trying to be the hero of the story. In "The Solution to a Giant Problem," we explore the reality of the stalemate seasons in our lives—those moments when fear has left us paralyzed in the trenches of our own circumstances. Rather than offering another manual on how to be bra
Woven Together
In part 3 of this series, we explore the unexpected and deeply transformative relationship between David and Jonathan. Discover how God designed our hearts not for isolated self-reliance, but for the life-giving strength of covenant community. Join us as we uncover how the profound, messy, and fiercely loyal love we share with one another acts as a direct signpost to the very character of our Crea
Refuge Amid the Ruins
What happens when the palace of your expectations completely collapses and you find yourself staring at the cold, dark walls of a cave? In Part 4 of our After God's Heart series, "Refuge Amid the Ruins," we follow David’s dramatic, sudden descent from national hero to a desperate fugitive seeking shelter in the Cave of Adullam. When life strips away our status, our safety nets, and our false secur
Heaven's Time Zone
What do you do when a seamless shortcut to your ultimate destination lands right in your lap, but taking it requires you to compromise your alignment with God? In Part 5 of our After God's Heart series, "Heaven’s Time Zone," we step into the tension of a limestone cave in the wilderness of Engedi (1 Samuel 24). David finds his mortal enemy, King Saul, completely vulnerable and within arm's reach.
Joy That Doesn't Hold Back
Is your walk with God marked by a quiet, self-protective caution, or by a radical, unreserved joy? This week, we join the chaotic, beautiful celebration in the streets of Jerusalem as King David casts aside his royal dignity to worship God with absolute vulnerability. But as David quickly learns, raw spiritual passion almost always attracts critics, and the transition from public praise to private
Out of the Shadows
None of us are immune to gradual spiritual drift, but what happens when the choices we make in secret begin to eat away at our very souls? In this message, we confront the darkest chapter of David’s life—the collapse, the cold-blooded cover-up, and the exhausting months he spent trying to maintain a double life in the shadows. By walking through a prophet's stunning confrontation and digging into
Love for the Rebel
In this emotionally raw message, we stand in the heavy silence of a palace watchtower to hear one of the most agonizing cries in Scripture: King David weeping over the death of his rebellious son, Absalom. By stepping into this tragic narrative, we will confront the heartbreaking, generational wake of our personal failures and discover the healing space of a Father who invites us to bring our rawe
Beyond the Horizon
In this final, message of our After God's Heart series, we stand alongside King David at the very end of his life as he faces a sovereign, heartbreaking "No" to his greatest dream: building a permanent temple for the Lord. Rather than shrinking back in bitterness, David shows us what true, selfless stewardship looks like by looking past his own horizon to prepare a foundation for generations to co
The Great Restoration
In this message, we dive into the heart of a theological crisis: a people in exile and a divine reputation that appeared compromised in the eyes of a watching world. We’ll uncover the deep biblical meaning behind God’s promise to vindicate his holy name and why his restoring work is motivated by his own character rather than our human merit. If you’ve ever wondered if your past mistakes have left
None Can Compare
In a world filled with endless comparisons and "knock-off" solutions, we are all searching for something—or Someone—truly unrivaled. In this message, we sit with Moses on the threshold of the Promised Land to rediscover the God who stands in a category all by himself. Deuteronomy 4:32–39 offers a beautiful invitation to encounter a God who is both globally sovereign and intimately personal. Join u
Redeemed to a New Life
In this message, we dive into the pivotal moment when God answers our deepest frustrations not with a lecture or a timeline, but with the weight of His own name. We explore the radical shift that occurs when the Great "I AM" steps into our "Why?" to offer a path forward that changes our identity, our allegiance, and our ultimate destination. If you’re feeling stuck in the middle space between a pr
Love Shows Up
In this kickoff to our series, "Love in Action," we explore the heart of the Incarnation. We look at the "Word made flesh" and what it means that Jesus placed his tent right in the middle of our messy, inconvenient neighborhood. If we want to love like Jesus, we have to move past loving from a distance and embrace a life of presence, sacrifice, and truth.
Love Pays the Price
In the second part of our "Love in Action" series, we look at the famous nighttime encounter between Jesus and Nicodemus in John 3. While our culture often promotes a sentimental love that avoids conflict and costs nothing, Jesus models a radical, sacrificial love that refuses to be cheap. In this message, we explore how God’s love provides the hard truth of our condition, pays the high price for
Love Overcomes Barriers
There are invisible lines in our lives—the places we don’t go, the people we don’t talk to, and the social boundaries we’ve been taught to respect. But what happens when the love of Jesus meets a wall we’ve built?In the third week of our "Love in Action" series, we dive into the famous encounter at Jacob’s Well. We witness Jesus intentionally entering a territory his culture told him to avoid to m
Love Provides
Christlike love cares for the whole person—stomach, heart, and soul. By feeding the five thousand in John 6, Jesus demonstrates a proactive compassion that sees people as individuals rather than logistical problems to be managed. This miracle teaches us to reject a mindset of scarcity, showing instead that God’s abundant provision is not limited by our small offerings; he can multiply a child's lo
Love Stoops to Serve
In a world obsessed with climbing the ladder of status, Jesus offers a radically different path, driven by love. In this message, we dive into the gritty historical context of John 13, where Jesus—the King of Glory—strips away his robes, takes the posture of a slave, and picks up a basin to wash the dirt from his disciples' feet. From the shocking grace shown to his betrayer, Judas, to the challen
Love Abides
Drawing from Jesus’ powerful imagery of the vine and the branches in John 15, we discover that the courageous, robust love we are called to isn't something we can manufacture on our own—it is the natural fruit of staying connected to the Source. We sit with the tension of how God prunes our lives to increase our capacity for grace, and we look at the practical rhythms of walking in his ways. Join
Love Chooses Faithfulness
In this sermon, we look at John 12:12–26 to see how Jesus’ love chooses faithfulness over all else. While the crowd waved palm branches for a political hero, Jesus rode a donkey toward an altar, prioritizing god’s mission of redemption over the people-pleasing demands of the moment. We explore how true love is willing to be misunderstood for the sake of others and why the "victory" of the kingdom
Love Never Fails
Join us for the powerful conclusion of our "Love in Action" series as we celebrate the hope of Easter Sunday. Walking through the narrative of John 20, we follow Mary Magdalene into the pre-dawn darkness to discover what happens when God’s perfect love meets the perceived finality of the grave. This message explores how the resurrection of Jesus is more than just a historical miracle—it is the ult
Start at the Source
In this kickoff to our 2026 theme, "Be Loved," we explore 1 John 4:7–12 to discover that true love isn't merely a sentiment we manufacture, but a Person we encounter. Before we can lead our neighbors to Jesus, we must first learn what it means to be his "Beloved." Join us as we explore God's nature and see how his initiative and sacrifice change the way we live and love today.
Confident in Christ
In this second message of our series, "Be Loved: Receiving and Reflecting the Love of God," we look at 1 John 4:13–18 to discover how to move from a life of dread to a life of settled confidence. Join us as we explore how the internal witness of the Spirit and the finished, historical work of Jesus Christ provide an anchor for our souls. When we truly rely on the depth of God’s love, that "perfect
What Love Demands
Join us as we dive into 1 John 4:19–21 and discuss the calling found in our new identity. We sometimes try to manufacture love through sheer willpower, but true transformation only comes when we are firmly rooted in the Source. Today, we confront the truth that claiming to love an invisible God while harboring bitterness toward a visible neighbor is incompatible with following Jesus. Discover how
A Prayer for a New Year
Most of us start the New Year with a "to-do" list of resolutions and goals. But as we step into 2026, the Apostle Paul offers us a different kind of list—a "prayer list" for the soul. Writing from a Roman prison, Paul doesn't pray for a change in his circumstances; he prays for a change in our perspective.Are you tired of relying on your own willpower? Join us as we learn to plug in to the immeasu
When the Wait is Long
In Part 1 of our series "Hope for the Holidays," we open to Luke 1 and step into the story of Zechariah and Elizabeth. After 400 years of silence between the Old and New Testaments, and decades of personal silence in their own home, they discover that God is often doing His deepest work when we can't see what's happening.
When Plans Fall Apart
We all have a "blueprint" for a perfect life—especially around the holidays. But what happens when the plan falls apart? In Part 2 of our series Hope for the Holidays, we look at Joseph, a man whose life was turned upside down by a scandalous interruption. If you are navigating broken plans, family chaos, or disappointed expectations this season, this message from Matthew 1:18–25 will remind you t
When No One Notices
In this third installment of our "Hope for the Holidays" series, we explore how God bypasses the palaces of the powerful to meet ordinary people in the middle of their mundane routines. Discover how the presence of Jesus has the power to turn your greatest fears into overwhelming joy and how being "unnoticed" by the world doesn't mean you are unseen by God.
When the Wait is Over
What happens when the holiday high fades and the reality of a new year set in? For many, the "Sunday after Christmas" feels like a sudden return to the fog of uncertainty and the mess of unfinished plans.In the conclusion of our "Hope for the Holidays" series, we meet two people who spent their lives waiting on the Lord: Simeon and Anna. Through their encounter with the infant Jesus in the temple,
From the Heart of God
We often feel stuck in a cycle of trying to be "good enough" for God, only to fall short. In Part 1 of our new series, "Grace Poured Out," we explore God's powerful self-revelation in Exodus 34. We discover that grace isn't just what God does; it's who God is. Before grace was an act, it was his core identity: "merciful and gracious, slow to anger, and abounding in steadfast love."
Through the Cross
How can God be both 100% just and 100% gracious? If he ignores our sin, how is he just? If he only punishes, how is he merciful? In this sermon, we explore the answer found in Romans 3:21-26. The cross is the "channel" where God's justice was satisfied and his grace was poured out on us. We unpack the powerful ideas of justification, redemption, and propitiation—and what they mean for you.
Into Our Lives
Is grace just a "get out of jail free" card, or is it something more? In Week 3 of our "Grace Poured Out" series, we dive into Titus 2:11-14 to discover that the grace that saves us is also the grace that trains us. This sermon explores how grace isn't just a pardon for our past but an active, transformative power for our present.
Overflowing in Thanksgiving
Grace wasn’t meant to stop with you—it was designed to overflow. In this final message of our "Grace Poured Out" series, we look at how to let God’s mercy spill over onto the people around us this Thanksgiving. From guarding our words to extending forgiveness, make your life a "fragrant offering" to God.
Canceled
Based on the Parable of the Unforgiving Servant, this sermon explores Jesus's radical call for his followers to forgive generously, far beyond what is expected. It examines the difficult, often painful process of "cleaning the wound" and what biblical forgiveness truly means—and what it doesn't. Discover how our ability to forgive others flows directly from a proper appreciation of the immeasurabl
Through the Valley
How do you find hope when you're walking through the valley? This sermon, rooted in Psalm 23, shows that perseverance comes not from self-strength, but from Christ's presence and power, which turns our struggles into a testimony of His provision. Our pain in this time and place is set against the backdrop of eternity, knowing God is actively pursuing us with goodness and love. Ultimately, we are c
The Heirloom of Hope
Every generation stands at a crossroads: will they inherit the faith of their ancestors or drift into spiritual amnesia? In 'The Heirloom of Hope,' we explore Psalm 78's urgent call to pass on the same hope that sustained Abraham, carried David through dark caves, and kept Paul rejoicing in prison - the hope that still anchors us today. Discover why the next generation is counting on us, how God p
Dinner Table Discipleship
Passing faith to the next generation doesn't require perfection or elaborate programs—it happens through authentic faith lived out in everyday moments. God's plan for spiritual formation unfolds naturally at kitchen tables, in car rides, and through ordinary conversations, while the church family provides crucial support for every household. This practical message from Deuteronomy 6 shows parents
The Future is Present
In this message, we explore one of the few times Jesus became genuinely angry: when his disciples tried to keep children away from him (Mark 10:13-16). What does this reveal about God's heart for the youngest among us. Children are not merely the "church of tomorrow" but Jesus says they're vital to the kingdom of God today.
Sacred Intersections
In this powerful conclusion to our "Generational Faith" series, we explore how faith communities pass on hope from one generation to the next. Through Paul's letters to Timothy, we discover that God uses imperfect people to create sacred intersections where lives meet and faith multiplies across generations.
A Better Hope
In a world full of shifting values, broken promises, and fragile hopes, the book of Hebrews points us to something greater—Jesus Christ. He is the clearest picture of who God is, the perfect advocate who stands for us, the anchor that holds us steady, and the leader who ran the race before us. In this message, we begin our journey through Hebrews by discovering that there is no better hope than th
The Radiance of Glory
In this message, we explore the majestic opening of Hebrews and discover why our hope is in Christ above all. Hebrews 1:1–4 presents a breathtaking portrait of Jesus as the final Word of God, the radiance of God’s glory, the sustainer of the universe, the purifier of our sins, and the one who reigns forever at the right hand of the Majesty on high. When we truly see who Jesus is, we find a hope th
Lest We Drift
In a world full of noise, distractions, and shifting cultural tides, it’s dangerously easy to drift. In this message, Jordon Crow calls us to anchor our lives in the truth of Christ and the salvation he offers. Drawing from Hebrews 2:1–4, we are reminded that God has spoken through Christ with clarity and power—confirmed by signs, witnesses, and the Spirit. The message challenges us to stay rooted
Our Brother, Our Savior
In this message from Hebrews 2:5–18, we explore the astonishing truth that Jesus became fully human—not just to save us from sin, but to stand with us in every struggle. As our Brother and Savior, he entered our weakness, defeated death, and walks beside us with compassion and strength. Because of him, we are never alone. This is the unshakable hope we hold in Christ above all.
Faithful to the Finish
In a world full of distractions, doubts, and discouragement, how do we stay faithful to the very end? This sermon from Hebrews 3:12–14 reminds us that faithfulness doesn’t happen by accident—it takes vigilance, community, and confidence in Christ. Whether you’re feeling spiritually strong or barely hanging on, this message will equip you with biblical insight and practical encouragement to perseve
Rest Assured
In this sermon we explore Hebrews 4 and the deep invitation God gives us to enter his perfect rest. This isn’t just about physical relaxation—it’s about soul-level peace, trust, and wholeness. You’ll be challenged to respond to God’s living Word, to walk in faith, and to draw near to Jesus, who meets us with mercy, grace, and help in our time of need.
Our Great High Priest
In this powerful message from our "Christ Above All" series through Hebrews, we explore why Jesus is the perfect High Priest who transcends every limitation. Unlike the ancient high priests who risked their lives entering God's presence once a year on the Day of Atonement, Jesus offers us something revolutionary: permanent, confident access to the throne of grace.
Anchored by the Promise
In a world of broken promises and shifting circumstances, where can we find hope that truly holds? This message explores God's unbreakable covenant with Abraham and what it means for us today. Discover why God's promises are backed by his unchangeable character, how his timing differs from ours (and why that's good news), and why our hope serves as an anchor reaching into God's very presence. When
Closer Than Ever
In this message from our "Christ Above All" series, we see how Jesus, as our great High Priest, ministers from the true heavenly sanctuary; not a copy or shadow like the earthly temple, but the real dwelling place of God. Through the new covenant, God gives us more than merely better rules to follow; he transforms our hearts from the inside out, writing his ways on our minds and hearts.The old way
Faith in the Dark
When you can't see God's plan, how do you keep moving forward? In this message, we explore Hebrews 11's definition and demonstration of faith that sustains hope in dark times. Discover how faith is more than wishful thinking, but holding the "title deed" to spiritual realities more solid than what you can see. Learn from heroes like Noah and Abraham who acted on God's promises decades before seein
Run With Endurance
In this sermon from Hebrews 12, we explore what it means to run the race of faith with endurance. Drawing on the example of the great cloud of witnesses and fixing our eyes on Jesus—the founder and perfecter of our faith—we discover how God shapes us through life’s challenges, sustains us with his strength, and invites us into his unshakable kingdom. Be encouraged to press on, trust his training,
Living in Hope
When life gets dangerous and faith becomes costly, what changes about how we live? In this powerful message from Hebrews 13:1-6, we discover how genuine hope in Christ transforms our everyday choices—especially when we're under pressure.
Seeking a Lasting City
In this powerful conclusion to our 14-week journey through Hebrews, we discover what it means to live as citizens of a city that will never fall. Whether you're exploring faith for the first time, struggling with lukewarm Christianity, or feeling weary in your spiritual journey, this message offers hope that's unshakeable. Discover what it means to pursue an authentic relationship with Jesus, and
The Birth of Hope
In a world full of fragile and fading hopes, the resurrection of Jesus Christ offers something radically different—a living hope that cannot be shaken. In this message, we explore 1 Peter 1:3 and discover how living hope is born through the mercy of God and the victory of Christ’s resurrection. This hope is not something we achieve; it is something we are born into by the power of God. Because Jes
The Unfading Promise
In this message from 1 Peter 1:4–5, we explore the unfading promise of hope that we have in Christ. While worldly hopes fade, our inheritance in Christ is imperishable, undefiled, and unfading—kept in heaven for us by the power of God. And not only is our inheritance secure—so are we. As we trust in God’s power, we are strengthened to endure and receive all that he has promised. This living hope i
Faith That Endures
When life gets hard and faith is tested, how do we keep going? In this message, we explore 1 Peter 1:6–7 and discover that true, living hope doesn’t crumble under pressure—it strengthens our faith through it. Even in seasons of sorrow, God is at work. He refines, redeems, and one day, he will reveal the eternal value of faith that endures.
Joy in the Journey
What does it mean to love and trust someone you’ve never seen? In this final message of the Living Hope series, we explore 1 Peter 1:8–9 and discover that faith in Christ fills our lives with a joy deeper than our circumstances. This joy is not reserved for the end of the journey—it’s something we can experience now, because salvation is already at work in us. Even in trials, even in waiting, we r
Hope Fulfilled
This Easter message walks with two grieving disciples on the road to Emmaus and reveals how the risen Christ turns sorrow into joy, confusion into clarity, and disappointment into renewed purpose. As we follow their journey, we discover that hope isn’t lost—it’s alive. And his name is Jesus. The resurrection is not just something to celebrate—it’s something to experience. In Christ, hope is not de
Distress to Deliverance
Many people feel the weight of distress in this dark and broken world, longing for hope and deliverance. The Psalms of Ascent begin with this very struggle—crying out to God in times of trouble and discovering his faithful presence. In this sermon from Psalms 120 & 121, we explore the journey from distress to deliverance, learning to lift our eyes to the Lord, who sees us, hears us, and keeps us t
Rejoicing in God's Presence
In this second message from our Rising Hope series, we explore Psalm 122—a song of joyful arrival in the presence of God. The psalmist’s gladness at going to the house of the Lord reminds us of the greater access we now have through Christ, the true and better Temple. As we draw near to God, he draws us together as his people, and we are called to rejoice, to unite, and to pray for peace where his
Strong, Secure, and Steadfast
In this message from our Rising Hope series on the Psalms of Ascent, we explore Psalm 125 and discover how those who trust in the Lord are made unshakable. When life feels uncertain, God offers us a peace that doesn’t depend on our circumstances but on his presence. He surrounds us like the mountains around Jerusalem, and he promises that evil will not have the final word. This sermon encourages u
Road to Redemption
On Palm Sunday, we walk the road with Jesus into Jerusalem—and into the heart of God’s redeeming love. In this final message from the Rising Hope series on the Psalms of Ascent, we explore Psalm 130, a prayer that begins in the depths and rises with confident hope in God’s mercy and full redemption. Just as the psalmist cried out and waited for the Lord, we too can trust that, in Jesus, God has pr
Gifted for a Purpose
In this message, we begin a new sermon series exploring why God gives us spiritual gifts and how they are meant to be used for his glory and the good of the church.Spiritual gifts are more than just natural talents or personality traits—they are a special empowerment of the Holy Spirit to strengthen the body of Christ. When we fail to use them, our church will never be as strong as it could be. Bu
Unwrapping Your Gifts
Every follower of Jesus has been uniquely gifted by God—not for personal recognition, but for God's glory and the good of his church. But how do we recognize and engage the gifts he has given us? In this message, we explore four steps to discovering our spiritual gifts: pray, study, serve, and listen. As we step into these gifts, we find joy, purpose, and the power of God at work in us.
Gifts in Action
God has given each of us spiritual gifts to be used for his glory and the strengthening of the church. In this message, we explore how our gifts are meant to work together in unity, how faithfulness in using our gifts leads to a thriving church, and how serving others is ultimately an expression of Christ’s love. Are you engaging the gifts God has given you?Join us as we dive into Scripture and le
Beyond the Walls
God has gifted every believer with spiritual gifts—not just for the church, but to bring the hope of Christ into the world. In this sermon, we explore how our gifts empower us to carry out the mission God has called us to, how serving in his name shines the light of Christ into the world, and how stepping beyond the church walls strengthens our own faith. Are you using the gifts God has given you
Fan the Flame
How do we continue to develop and use the gifts God has given us? In this final message of our series on spiritual gifts, we explore what it means to fan into flame the gifts God has entrusted to us. We are called to steward our gifts faithfully, step out in faith even before we feel ready, and encourage others to do the same. As we remain faithful, we trust that God is still working in and throug
Our Hope is in the Lord
Where do you place your hope? In a world filled with uncertainty, many look to success, power, or other human solutions—but these things will always fail us. In this sermon, we explore the story of Daniel in the lions’ den and see how true, unshakable hope is found in God alone. Daniel’s faith was tested, yet his hope in God sustained him, and his testimony of trust impacted even King Darius.This
Hear the Call
This message explores Jesus’ invitation to “come and see,” calling His followers to join Him in the mission of reconciliation. Grounded in 2 Corinthians 5:18-20 and 1 Peter 2:9, it introduces the church’s new mission statement: “We are called to lead our neighbors to know and serve Jesus Christ.” Discover how the church is equipped to shine as a light in the community, offering hope and inviting o
More Than Knowledge
In this sermon, we explore what it truly means to know Jesus. More than mere intellectual understanding, it’s a transformative relationship that reshapes our priorities and compels us to show others what he is like. Join us as we unpack how this deeper connection with Christ guides our lives, unites the church, and prepares us to fulfill his mission. Be encouraged to take the next step in your jou
Servants of the King
What does it mean to serve Jesus? In this sermon, we explore how serving Jesus calls us to a life of humble service, total surrender, and using the gifts he has given us for his glory. Discover how serving others is serving Jesus and how embracing this life leads to the hope and purpose we were made for.
