Sermons

The crowd teaches us about the courage that’s required to follow Christ.

People ignore the evidence for God that’s right in front of them if they really don’t want to see it.

How do we respond in a time of crisis? This was our first livestream service during a time of “social distancing” due to the Coronavirus, and Jeff spoke about how we can find peace in knowing God is in control.

God’s sovereignty has innocent bystanders. What are you enduring that seems unfair, but really God is right in the middle of it? Sermon discussion questions

During this prayer service we focused on Galatians, and Jeanne-Marie Floyd shared with us a reminder that God has rescued us from slavery, and we no longer have to live in fear.

In the final week of our series on homegroups, we learn about how one of the goals of homegroups is to make disciples.

It only takes a quick Google search of “loneliness” to find article after article describing how a lack of real community is taking its toll on our culture. But one of the goals and outcomes of a homegroup is pursuing and creating community.

God’s kingdom doesn’t come from outside-in but from inside-out as we surrender each area of our life to Christ. That reflects itself in decisions showing we are coming to trust Jesus in really practical ways.

A goal of homegroups is to help you understand the big picture of the gospel, and how it impacts all of your life.

A homegroup is a group of people committed to each other’s spiritual growth. The church at Philippi gives us a picture of how God uses people from different backgrounds in community to grow them spiritually.