Marysville Christian Fellowship https://mynewhope.life/ Pastor Brad Wicks bradwicks@me.com Pastor Brad Wicks Marysville Christian Fellowship is a church committed to teaching God's Word and leading people to Jesus. Marysville Christian Fellowship is a church committed to teaching God's Word and leading people to Jesus. en © 2026 New Hope Church no God is Still Building His Church Pastor Paul Milligan <p> In this message, our newly elected Lead Pastor shares a powerful message from the book of Nehemiah about God's ability to rebuild what seems broken beyond repair. Looking at the rebuilding of Jerusalem's walls, we're reminded that restoration begins with honest assessment, faith-filled vision, and a willingness to partner with God in the process.</p><p><br></p><p>Whether facing broken relationships, wounded faith, unmet expectations, or difficult circumstances, this message offers hope that God is still in the business of restoration. The ruins are not the end of the story. They are often where God's rebuilding work begins.</p> <p> In this message, our newly elected Lead Pastor shares a powerful message from the book of Nehemiah about God's ability to rebuild what seems broken beyond repair. Looking at the rebuilding of Jerusalem's walls, we're reminded that restoration begins with honest assessment, faith-filled vision, and a willingness to partner with God in the process.</p><p><br></p><p>Whether facing broken relationships, wounded faith, unmet expectations, or difficult circumstances, this message offers hope that God is still in the business of restoration. The ruins are not the end of the story. They are often where God's rebuilding work begins.</p>  In this message, our newly elected Lead Pastor shares a powerful message from the book of Nehemiah about God's ability to rebuild what seems broken beyond repair. Looking at the rebuilding of Jerusalem's walls, we're reminded that restoration begins with honest assessment, faith-filled vision, and a willingness to partner with God in the process.


Whether facing broken relationships, wounded faith, unmet expectations, or difficult circumstances, this message offers hope that God is still in the business of restoration. The ruins are not the end of the story. They are often where God's rebuilding work begins.

]]> Sun, 31 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2104 1 53802c7827cf1a1a0343719e46705164 no What Do You Do After the Mistake? Pastor Nathan Sheridan <p>After a major victory, Joshua made a costly mistake by acting without seeking God. Yet through humility and repentance, we see a powerful truth: our failures don’t have to define us when surrendered to a God who redeems.</p> <p>After a major victory, Joshua made a costly mistake by acting without seeking God. Yet through humility and repentance, we see a powerful truth: our failures don’t have to define us when surrendered to a God who redeems.</p> After a major victory, Joshua made a costly mistake by acting without seeking God. Yet through humility and repentance, we see a powerful truth: our failures don’t have to define us when surrendered to a God who redeems.

]]> Sun, 24 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2198 2 f14df0f714a407e16690a5186ff7287d no Asking for Directions Pastor Nathan Sheridan <p>This message centers on Joshua chapter 9 and the critical importance of seeking God's direction before making decisions. The passage reveals how the Israelites, fresh off significant victories, were deceived by the Gibeonites who disguised themselves as travelers from a distant land. The tragic mistake was captured in verse 14: they examined the evidence but did not consult the Lord. This teaches us that discernment requires more than observation and experience. We can be sincere, experienced, and still miss God's guidance when we rely on our own understanding. The message challenges us to examine areas where we've assumed instead of praying, where we've moved too quickly instead of waiting on God, and where fear rather than faith has driven our decisions. The call is clear: allow our God-talk to be louder than our self-talk. Whether we're facing decisions about relationships, careers, purchases, or ministry, we need to stop and ask for directions first. Prayerlessness often disguises itself as self-confidence, but true wisdom comes from depending on God rather than our own abilities or past successes.</p> <p>This message centers on Joshua chapter 9 and the critical importance of seeking God's direction before making decisions. The passage reveals how the Israelites, fresh off significant victories, were deceived by the Gibeonites who disguised themselves as travelers from a distant land. The tragic mistake was captured in verse 14: they examined the evidence but did not consult the Lord. This teaches us that discernment requires more than observation and experience. We can be sincere, experienced, and still miss God's guidance when we rely on our own understanding. The message challenges us to examine areas where we've assumed instead of praying, where we've moved too quickly instead of waiting on God, and where fear rather than faith has driven our decisions. The call is clear: allow our God-talk to be louder than our self-talk. Whether we're facing decisions about relationships, careers, purchases, or ministry, we need to stop and ask for directions first. Prayerlessness often disguises itself as self-confidence, but true wisdom comes from depending on God rather than our own abilities or past successes.</p> This message centers on Joshua chapter 9 and the critical importance of seeking God's direction before making decisions. The passage reveals how the Israelites, fresh off significant victories, were deceived by the Gibeonites who disguised themselves as travelers from a distant land. The tragic mistake was captured in verse 14: they examined the evidence but did not consult the Lord. This teaches us that discernment requires more than observation and experience. We can be sincere, experienced, and still miss God's guidance when we rely on our own understanding. The message challenges us to examine areas where we've assumed instead of praying, where we've moved too quickly instead of waiting on God, and where fear rather than faith has driven our decisions. The call is clear: allow our God-talk to be louder than our self-talk. Whether we're facing decisions about relationships, careers, purchases, or ministry, we need to stop and ask for directions first. Prayerlessness often disguises itself as self-confidence, but true wisdom comes from depending on God rather than our own abilities or past successes.

]]> Sun, 17 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2249 3 c5c651f323057aa7dee40bae464809bc no Faith Steps Following Jesus Into the Impossible Sara Forhetz <p>This message takes us into Gospel of Matthew chapter 14 and the moment Peter steps out onto the water. It is not just about Jesus doing the impossible. It is an invitation for us to trust Him enough to step into it too.</p><p><br></p><p>We are reminded that pursuing God is not meant to be casual or convenient. It is something deeper. Something intentional. Something that shapes the way we live every day. Like searching for something you cannot afford to lose, our focus shifts from routine faith to real dependence. The disciples were told to go to the other side, which means they were always going to get there. Yet they still faced a storm. Being in God’s will does not mean life will be easy. Sometimes it means walking straight through resistance with Him. Peter’s response stands out. While the others heard “do not be afraid,” Peter asked for something personal. “If it is really you, tell me to come.” And Jesus did. That step out of the boat was not about confidence in himself. It was about trust in Jesus.</p><p><br></p><p>This message brings us back to a simple truth. We are not enough on our own, and we were never meant to be. When we let go of control and step into what feels impossible, we make room for God to move in ways we cannot on our own.</p> <p>This message takes us into Gospel of Matthew chapter 14 and the moment Peter steps out onto the water. It is not just about Jesus doing the impossible. It is an invitation for us to trust Him enough to step into it too.</p><p><br></p><p>We are reminded that pursuing God is not meant to be casual or convenient. It is something deeper. Something intentional. Something that shapes the way we live every day. Like searching for something you cannot afford to lose, our focus shifts from routine faith to real dependence. The disciples were told to go to the other side, which means they were always going to get there. Yet they still faced a storm. Being in God’s will does not mean life will be easy. Sometimes it means walking straight through resistance with Him. Peter’s response stands out. While the others heard “do not be afraid,” Peter asked for something personal. “If it is really you, tell me to come.” And Jesus did. That step out of the boat was not about confidence in himself. It was about trust in Jesus.</p><p><br></p><p>This message brings us back to a simple truth. We are not enough on our own, and we were never meant to be. When we let go of control and step into what feels impossible, we make room for God to move in ways we cannot on our own.</p> This message takes us into Gospel of Matthew chapter 14 and the moment Peter steps out onto the water. It is not just about Jesus doing the impossible. It is an invitation for us to trust Him enough to step into it too.


We are reminded that pursuing God is not meant to be casual or convenient. It is something deeper. Something intentional. Something that shapes the way we live every day. Like searching for something you cannot afford to lose, our focus shifts from routine faith to real dependence. The disciples were told to go to the other side, which means they were always going to get there. Yet they still faced a storm. Being in God’s will does not mean life will be easy. Sometimes it means walking straight through resistance with Him. Peter’s response stands out. While the others heard “do not be afraid,” Peter asked for something personal. “If it is really you, tell me to come.” And Jesus did. That step out of the boat was not about confidence in himself. It was about trust in Jesus.


This message brings us back to a simple truth. We are not enough on our own, and we were never meant to be. When we let go of control and step into what feels impossible, we make room for God to move in ways we cannot on our own.

]]> Sun, 10 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2820 4 94f4742e9ffb7e513d7b91b2967341d2 no Aligned and Committed A Call to Surrender and Obedience Pastor Jackie Creek <p>In Joshua chapter 8, Israel pauses in the middle of victory. Instead of moving forward to take more ground, they travel into uncertain territory to worship and renew their covenant with God. It is a moment that challenges our drive for constant progress and reminds us that alignment with God matters more than achievement for God.</p><p>At the altar, they offer burnt offerings as a picture of full surrender and fellowship offerings as a reminder of relationship with God in community. They also publicly read every word of God’s law, choosing to anchor themselves in His truth.</p><p>For us today, the altar is not a place but a posture. We are called to be living sacrifices, offering every part of our lives to God. That means honesty in bringing our struggles, surrender in releasing control, availability in saying yes, and obedience in following His Word.</p><p>We do not drift toward God by accident. Without intentional surrender and consistent time in His Word, we will drift away. Every day, we are being shaped. We will either live aligned with God or pulled by our own direction.</p> <p>In Joshua chapter 8, Israel pauses in the middle of victory. Instead of moving forward to take more ground, they travel into uncertain territory to worship and renew their covenant with God. It is a moment that challenges our drive for constant progress and reminds us that alignment with God matters more than achievement for God.</p><p>At the altar, they offer burnt offerings as a picture of full surrender and fellowship offerings as a reminder of relationship with God in community. They also publicly read every word of God’s law, choosing to anchor themselves in His truth.</p><p>For us today, the altar is not a place but a posture. We are called to be living sacrifices, offering every part of our lives to God. That means honesty in bringing our struggles, surrender in releasing control, availability in saying yes, and obedience in following His Word.</p><p>We do not drift toward God by accident. Without intentional surrender and consistent time in His Word, we will drift away. Every day, we are being shaped. We will either live aligned with God or pulled by our own direction.</p> In Joshua chapter 8, Israel pauses in the middle of victory. Instead of moving forward to take more ground, they travel into uncertain territory to worship and renew their covenant with God. It is a moment that challenges our drive for constant progress and reminds us that alignment with God matters more than achievement for God.

At the altar, they offer burnt offerings as a picture of full surrender and fellowship offerings as a reminder of relationship with God in community. They also publicly read every word of God’s law, choosing to anchor themselves in His truth.

For us today, the altar is not a place but a posture. We are called to be living sacrifices, offering every part of our lives to God. That means honesty in bringing our struggles, surrender in releasing control, availability in saying yes, and obedience in following His Word.

We do not drift toward God by accident. Without intentional surrender and consistent time in His Word, we will drift away. Every day, we are being shaped. We will either live aligned with God or pulled by our own direction.

]]> Sun, 03 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2158 5 b9949a5b32e88516c19fe94e0c4337ea no From Defeat to Victory The Power of Repentance and Obedience Pastor Jackie Creek <p>This powerful message takes us through the journey from defeat to victory in Joshua chapter 8, revealing profound truths about how hidden sin disrupts our relationship with God and how repentance restores what sin damages. We're confronted with the sobering reality that sin follows a predictable pattern: we see, we covet, we take, and we hide. This is the same pattern that began in the Garden of Eden and continues in our lives today. The contrast between Achan's destruction and Rahab's redemption reminds us that God's demand for holiness is absolute, yet His grace is available to all who respond in faith. What makes this story so compelling is that God leads Israel right back to the place of their previous defeat at Ai, not to shame them, but to show them what victory looks like when they walk in obedience. The same city that defeated them in their self-reliance becomes their conquest when they align themselves with God's ways. This isn't just ancient history, it's a mirror held up to our own lives, challenging us to examine what we might be hiding, what we're justifying, and what we're clinging to that keeps us from experiencing God's full blessing and presence in our lives.</p> <p>This powerful message takes us through the journey from defeat to victory in Joshua chapter 8, revealing profound truths about how hidden sin disrupts our relationship with God and how repentance restores what sin damages. We're confronted with the sobering reality that sin follows a predictable pattern: we see, we covet, we take, and we hide. This is the same pattern that began in the Garden of Eden and continues in our lives today. The contrast between Achan's destruction and Rahab's redemption reminds us that God's demand for holiness is absolute, yet His grace is available to all who respond in faith. What makes this story so compelling is that God leads Israel right back to the place of their previous defeat at Ai, not to shame them, but to show them what victory looks like when they walk in obedience. The same city that defeated them in their self-reliance becomes their conquest when they align themselves with God's ways. This isn't just ancient history, it's a mirror held up to our own lives, challenging us to examine what we might be hiding, what we're justifying, and what we're clinging to that keeps us from experiencing God's full blessing and presence in our lives.</p> This powerful message takes us through the journey from defeat to victory in Joshua chapter 8, revealing profound truths about how hidden sin disrupts our relationship with God and how repentance restores what sin damages. We're confronted with the sobering reality that sin follows a predictable pattern: we see, we covet, we take, and we hide. This is the same pattern that began in the Garden of Eden and continues in our lives today. The contrast between Achan's destruction and Rahab's redemption reminds us that God's demand for holiness is absolute, yet His grace is available to all who respond in faith. What makes this story so compelling is that God leads Israel right back to the place of their previous defeat at Ai, not to shame them, but to show them what victory looks like when they walk in obedience. The same city that defeated them in their self-reliance becomes their conquest when they align themselves with God's ways. This isn't just ancient history, it's a mirror held up to our own lives, challenging us to examine what we might be hiding, what we're justifying, and what we're clinging to that keeps us from experiencing God's full blessing and presence in our lives.

]]> Sun, 26 Apr 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1977 6 e877d716b230a01cbaea7954a4927879 no When Victory Turns to Defeat The Hidden Cost of Unconfessed Sin Pastor Nathan Sheridan <p>This powerful exploration of Joshua chapter 7 confronts us with a sobering reality: sin never stays private. The story of Achan's hidden disobedience reveals how one person's secret compromise can impact an entire community. After the incredible victory at Jericho, Israel faced unexpected defeat at Ai because of hidden sin in the camp. This message challenges us to understand that our private choices have public consequences, affecting our families, churches, and communities in ways we might not immediately recognize. The progression of sin follows a familiar pattern: we see something, we covet it, we take it, and then we hide it. This cycle keeps us bound and separated from the fullness of the relationship God desires with us. The beautiful truth woven throughout is that God's conviction comes from love, not anger. He points out our sin not to shame us, but to restore us. The call to consecration and confession isn't about condemnation but about clearing the path for victory. When we're willing to deal with what God points out in our lives, we position ourselves to walk in everything He has promised. The greatest threat to our spiritual future isn't the enemy in front of us, but the compromise we allow within us.</p> <p>This powerful exploration of Joshua chapter 7 confronts us with a sobering reality: sin never stays private. The story of Achan's hidden disobedience reveals how one person's secret compromise can impact an entire community. After the incredible victory at Jericho, Israel faced unexpected defeat at Ai because of hidden sin in the camp. This message challenges us to understand that our private choices have public consequences, affecting our families, churches, and communities in ways we might not immediately recognize. The progression of sin follows a familiar pattern: we see something, we covet it, we take it, and then we hide it. This cycle keeps us bound and separated from the fullness of the relationship God desires with us. The beautiful truth woven throughout is that God's conviction comes from love, not anger. He points out our sin not to shame us, but to restore us. The call to consecration and confession isn't about condemnation but about clearing the path for victory. When we're willing to deal with what God points out in our lives, we position ourselves to walk in everything He has promised. The greatest threat to our spiritual future isn't the enemy in front of us, but the compromise we allow within us.</p> This powerful exploration of Joshua chapter 7 confronts us with a sobering reality: sin never stays private. The story of Achan's hidden disobedience reveals how one person's secret compromise can impact an entire community. After the incredible victory at Jericho, Israel faced unexpected defeat at Ai because of hidden sin in the camp. This message challenges us to understand that our private choices have public consequences, affecting our families, churches, and communities in ways we might not immediately recognize. The progression of sin follows a familiar pattern: we see something, we covet it, we take it, and then we hide it. This cycle keeps us bound and separated from the fullness of the relationship God desires with us. The beautiful truth woven throughout is that God's conviction comes from love, not anger. He points out our sin not to shame us, but to restore us. The call to consecration and confession isn't about condemnation but about clearing the path for victory. When we're willing to deal with what God points out in our lives, we position ourselves to walk in everything He has promised. The greatest threat to our spiritual future isn't the enemy in front of us, but the compromise we allow within us.

]]> Sun, 19 Apr 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2139 7 26685eda7a9f5854e3c88aa458638513 no When God Fights the Battle The Battle Belongs to God Pastor Jackie Creek <p>The fall of Jericho presents us with one of Scripture's most powerful lessons about faith and obedience. As we journey through Joshua chapter 6, we encounter Israel standing before their first major obstacle in the promised land: massive fortified walls reaching 80 feet high, essentially an eight-story building surrounded by a ditch. From any human perspective, this city was unconquerable. Yet God had already declared victory before the first step was taken. What makes this account so compelling is God's unusual battle plan: march silently around the city once a day for six days, then seven times on the seventh day, blow trumpets, and shout. No weapons, no military strategy, just obedience. This teaches us that faith begins where our ability ends, and God's ways require trust, not logic. We often want God to explain everything before we take the first step, but spiritual growth happens in the waiting, in the repetitive obedience when nothing seems to be changing. Perhaps we're on day two or day five, wondering if we heard God correctly. The Israelites experienced six days of silence and no visible progress, yet they kept walking. Many of us quit before day seven, never experiencing the breakthrough that was just around the corner. The message is clear: we're not responsible for outcomes, only for faithful obedience. God alone brings the victory.</p> <p>The fall of Jericho presents us with one of Scripture's most powerful lessons about faith and obedience. As we journey through Joshua chapter 6, we encounter Israel standing before their first major obstacle in the promised land: massive fortified walls reaching 80 feet high, essentially an eight-story building surrounded by a ditch. From any human perspective, this city was unconquerable. Yet God had already declared victory before the first step was taken. What makes this account so compelling is God's unusual battle plan: march silently around the city once a day for six days, then seven times on the seventh day, blow trumpets, and shout. No weapons, no military strategy, just obedience. This teaches us that faith begins where our ability ends, and God's ways require trust, not logic. We often want God to explain everything before we take the first step, but spiritual growth happens in the waiting, in the repetitive obedience when nothing seems to be changing. Perhaps we're on day two or day five, wondering if we heard God correctly. The Israelites experienced six days of silence and no visible progress, yet they kept walking. Many of us quit before day seven, never experiencing the breakthrough that was just around the corner. The message is clear: we're not responsible for outcomes, only for faithful obedience. God alone brings the victory.</p> The fall of Jericho presents us with one of Scripture's most powerful lessons about faith and obedience. As we journey through Joshua chapter 6, we encounter Israel standing before their first major obstacle in the promised land: massive fortified walls reaching 80 feet high, essentially an eight-story building surrounded by a ditch. From any human perspective, this city was unconquerable. Yet God had already declared victory before the first step was taken. What makes this account so compelling is God's unusual battle plan: march silently around the city once a day for six days, then seven times on the seventh day, blow trumpets, and shout. No weapons, no military strategy, just obedience. This teaches us that faith begins where our ability ends, and God's ways require trust, not logic. We often want God to explain everything before we take the first step, but spiritual growth happens in the waiting, in the repetitive obedience when nothing seems to be changing. Perhaps we're on day two or day five, wondering if we heard God correctly. The Israelites experienced six days of silence and no visible progress, yet they kept walking. Many of us quit before day seven, never experiencing the breakthrough that was just around the corner. The message is clear: we're not responsible for outcomes, only for faithful obedience. God alone brings the victory.

]]> Sun, 12 Apr 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2221 8 1b8aa24895719554d37464e949dbb79a no Easter Sunday 2026: Nothing Keeps Jesus Away From You Wherever You Are, He Meets You There. Pastor Nathan Sheridan <p>This Easter message reminds us that Jesus makes himself known to ordinary people in extraordinary ways. Through John chapter 20, we encounter three individuals whose stories reveal profound truths about encountering the risen Christ. Mary Magdalene, grieving at the empty tomb, discovers that in our deepest pain, Jesus sees us and calls us by name. Thomas, absent during Jesus' first appearance and struggling with doubt, learns that our questions don't push God away, but He welcomes them and invites us to bring our skepticism directly to Him. Peter, devastated by his three denials, experiences restoration where Jesus asks him three times about his love. The beauty of these encounters is that Jesus didn't appear to religious elites or those who had it all together. He came to the broken, the doubting, and the failing. This Easter, we're invited to see that Jesus isn't as far away as we think, that our doubts are opportunities for deeper faith, and that our failures are never the end of our story. The resurrection proves that God specializes in making all things new.</p> <p>This Easter message reminds us that Jesus makes himself known to ordinary people in extraordinary ways. Through John chapter 20, we encounter three individuals whose stories reveal profound truths about encountering the risen Christ. Mary Magdalene, grieving at the empty tomb, discovers that in our deepest pain, Jesus sees us and calls us by name. Thomas, absent during Jesus' first appearance and struggling with doubt, learns that our questions don't push God away, but He welcomes them and invites us to bring our skepticism directly to Him. Peter, devastated by his three denials, experiences restoration where Jesus asks him three times about his love. The beauty of these encounters is that Jesus didn't appear to religious elites or those who had it all together. He came to the broken, the doubting, and the failing. This Easter, we're invited to see that Jesus isn't as far away as we think, that our doubts are opportunities for deeper faith, and that our failures are never the end of our story. The resurrection proves that God specializes in making all things new.</p> This Easter message reminds us that Jesus makes himself known to ordinary people in extraordinary ways. Through John chapter 20, we encounter three individuals whose stories reveal profound truths about encountering the risen Christ. Mary Magdalene, grieving at the empty tomb, discovers that in our deepest pain, Jesus sees us and calls us by name. Thomas, absent during Jesus' first appearance and struggling with doubt, learns that our questions don't push God away, but He welcomes them and invites us to bring our skepticism directly to Him. Peter, devastated by his three denials, experiences restoration where Jesus asks him three times about his love. The beauty of these encounters is that Jesus didn't appear to religious elites or those who had it all together. He came to the broken, the doubting, and the failing. This Easter, we're invited to see that Jesus isn't as far away as we think, that our doubts are opportunities for deeper faith, and that our failures are never the end of our story. The resurrection proves that God specializes in making all things new.

]]> Sun, 05 Apr 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2099 9 399cec4a53f63a69e6ea773221739f33 no Seeing What God Sees Spiritual Vision for New Seasons Pastor Nathan Sheridan <p>This sermon explores Joshua chapter 5, focusing on the critical moment before the battle of Jericho when Joshua encounters the commander of the Lord's army. The message emphasizes that unseen spiritual realities are greater than visible circumstances, and that God often calls us to see situations from His perspective rather than our own. Pastor Nathan challenges us to move beyond familiar comfort zones and surrender fully to God's purpose, especially during seasons of transition and uncertainty. The sermon stresses three key elements for developing spiritual vision: submitting to God's purpose, being in God's presence, and trusting God's promises. Through Joshua's example, we are encouraged to maintain consistent communion with God, allowing Him to shape our perspective rather than asking Him to bless our own agendas.</p> <p>This sermon explores Joshua chapter 5, focusing on the critical moment before the battle of Jericho when Joshua encounters the commander of the Lord's army. The message emphasizes that unseen spiritual realities are greater than visible circumstances, and that God often calls us to see situations from His perspective rather than our own. Pastor Nathan challenges us to move beyond familiar comfort zones and surrender fully to God's purpose, especially during seasons of transition and uncertainty. The sermon stresses three key elements for developing spiritual vision: submitting to God's purpose, being in God's presence, and trusting God's promises. Through Joshua's example, we are encouraged to maintain consistent communion with God, allowing Him to shape our perspective rather than asking Him to bless our own agendas.</p> This sermon explores Joshua chapter 5, focusing on the critical moment before the battle of Jericho when Joshua encounters the commander of the Lord's army. The message emphasizes that unseen spiritual realities are greater than visible circumstances, and that God often calls us to see situations from His perspective rather than our own. Pastor Nathan challenges us to move beyond familiar comfort zones and surrender fully to God's purpose, especially during seasons of transition and uncertainty. The sermon stresses three key elements for developing spiritual vision: submitting to God's purpose, being in God's presence, and trusting God's promises. Through Joshua's example, we are encouraged to maintain consistent communion with God, allowing Him to shape our perspective rather than asking Him to bless our own agendas.

]]> Sun, 22 Mar 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2065 10 d8d2825b7bbc31d0e5ab7cf802477076 no Before the Walls Fall Spiritual Preparation Before Strategic Advancement Pastor Nathan Sheridan <p>In the journey between miracles, we often find the most transformative moments of our faith. Joshua chapter 5 sits between two dramatic displays of God's power - the parting of the Jordan River and the falling walls of Jericho - yet it reveals a profound truth: God prepares His people spiritually before He advances them strategically. At Gilgal, an entire generation stood on the threshold of their greatest victory, yet God called them to pause, to surrender, to remember. This wasn't an interruption to their story; it was the essential preparation for it. The Israelites had left Egypt geographically forty years prior, but Egypt had not left them. They carried the shame and identity of slavery even as they stood in freedom. Gilgal became the place where God rolled away that reproach, where covenant replaced captivity, where a slave mentality transformed into the identity of God's chosen people. The memorial stones reminded them of God's faithfulness, the act of circumcision demanded radical obedience in vulnerability, and the Passover celebration anchored them in redemption. Before we can experience breakthrough, we must be willing to surrender at the altar. The battles we fear are often battles God has already begun to dismantle, but we must trust His preparation process even when it seems to delay our advancement.</p> <p>In the journey between miracles, we often find the most transformative moments of our faith. Joshua chapter 5 sits between two dramatic displays of God's power - the parting of the Jordan River and the falling walls of Jericho - yet it reveals a profound truth: God prepares His people spiritually before He advances them strategically. At Gilgal, an entire generation stood on the threshold of their greatest victory, yet God called them to pause, to surrender, to remember. This wasn't an interruption to their story; it was the essential preparation for it. The Israelites had left Egypt geographically forty years prior, but Egypt had not left them. They carried the shame and identity of slavery even as they stood in freedom. Gilgal became the place where God rolled away that reproach, where covenant replaced captivity, where a slave mentality transformed into the identity of God's chosen people. The memorial stones reminded them of God's faithfulness, the act of circumcision demanded radical obedience in vulnerability, and the Passover celebration anchored them in redemption. Before we can experience breakthrough, we must be willing to surrender at the altar. The battles we fear are often battles God has already begun to dismantle, but we must trust His preparation process even when it seems to delay our advancement.</p> In the journey between miracles, we often find the most transformative moments of our faith. Joshua chapter 5 sits between two dramatic displays of God's power - the parting of the Jordan River and the falling walls of Jericho - yet it reveals a profound truth: God prepares His people spiritually before He advances them strategically. At Gilgal, an entire generation stood on the threshold of their greatest victory, yet God called them to pause, to surrender, to remember. This wasn't an interruption to their story; it was the essential preparation for it. The Israelites had left Egypt geographically forty years prior, but Egypt had not left them. They carried the shame and identity of slavery even as they stood in freedom. Gilgal became the place where God rolled away that reproach, where covenant replaced captivity, where a slave mentality transformed into the identity of God's chosen people. The memorial stones reminded them of God's faithfulness, the act of circumcision demanded radical obedience in vulnerability, and the Passover celebration anchored them in redemption. Before we can experience breakthrough, we must be willing to surrender at the altar. The battles we fear are often battles God has already begun to dismantle, but we must trust His preparation process even when it seems to delay our advancement.

]]> Sun, 15 Mar 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2283 11 75253a790a0ca681b769aa8041479d25 no Stones of Remembrance Transferring Faith Across Generations Pastor Jackie Creek <p>This powerful exploration of Joshua chapter 4 reveals a profound truth about the human condition: we are quick to forget God's faithfulness. After witnessing the miraculous parting of the Jordan River at flood stage, the Israelites receive an unexpected first command in the Promised Land: not to prepare for battle, but to build a memorial. God instructs them to take twelve stones from the riverbed and create a lasting reminder of His intervention. This memorial serves three vital purposes: it's personal, reminding Israel of God's presence; it's generational, creating opportunities for parents to pass faith to their children; and it's missional, demonstrating God's power to all nations. The passage challenges us to practice intentional remembrance in our own lives. How often do we forget the prayers God has answered, the provisions He's made, or the ways He's sustained us through difficulty? We're encouraged to record our answered prayers, to collect our own memorial stones, because our greatest spiritual danger isn't external opposition, it's forgetting who our God is. When we remember His faithfulness in past seasons, we build courage for present battles and hope for future challenges.</p> <p>This powerful exploration of Joshua chapter 4 reveals a profound truth about the human condition: we are quick to forget God's faithfulness. After witnessing the miraculous parting of the Jordan River at flood stage, the Israelites receive an unexpected first command in the Promised Land: not to prepare for battle, but to build a memorial. God instructs them to take twelve stones from the riverbed and create a lasting reminder of His intervention. This memorial serves three vital purposes: it's personal, reminding Israel of God's presence; it's generational, creating opportunities for parents to pass faith to their children; and it's missional, demonstrating God's power to all nations. The passage challenges us to practice intentional remembrance in our own lives. How often do we forget the prayers God has answered, the provisions He's made, or the ways He's sustained us through difficulty? We're encouraged to record our answered prayers, to collect our own memorial stones, because our greatest spiritual danger isn't external opposition, it's forgetting who our God is. When we remember His faithfulness in past seasons, we build courage for present battles and hope for future challenges.</p> This powerful exploration of Joshua chapter 4 reveals a profound truth about the human condition: we are quick to forget God's faithfulness. After witnessing the miraculous parting of the Jordan River at flood stage, the Israelites receive an unexpected first command in the Promised Land: not to prepare for battle, but to build a memorial. God instructs them to take twelve stones from the riverbed and create a lasting reminder of His intervention. This memorial serves three vital purposes: it's personal, reminding Israel of God's presence; it's generational, creating opportunities for parents to pass faith to their children; and it's missional, demonstrating God's power to all nations. The passage challenges us to practice intentional remembrance in our own lives. How often do we forget the prayers God has answered, the provisions He's made, or the ways He's sustained us through difficulty? We're encouraged to record our answered prayers, to collect our own memorial stones, because our greatest spiritual danger isn't external opposition, it's forgetting who our God is. When we remember His faithfulness in past seasons, we build courage for present battles and hope for future challenges.

]]> Sun, 08 Mar 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2291 12 df1588c931b041fea0dc75e253e3847f no Faith From an Unlikely Source The Story of Rahab Pastor Nathan Sheridan <p>What happens when God chooses the most unlikely person to demonstrate His grace and power? In Joshua chapter 2, we encounter Rahab. A Canaanite woman, a prostitute, someone who by every cultural and religious standard should have been counted out. Yet this is the woman who appears in the faith hall of fame in Hebrews 11, and even more remarkably, in the genealogy of Jesus Christ in Matthew 1. Her story challenges us to remember where we came from before grace found us. It's easy to look around and think everyone else has it all together, but we're all looking at each other on this side of the cross. The real question is: do we remember our own family tree before Jesus rewrote it? Rahab's inclusion in God's story isn't just about her, it's about every one of us who has been grafted in by grace. Her faith didn't just save her; it changed her entire lineage for generations to come. This reminds us that the value God places on people is beyond our comprehension. When we forget where Jesus found us, we miss the opportunity to fully appreciate the transformative power of His mercy. Rahab's story invites us to ask: what areas of our lives could be forever changed if we took a step of faith today?</p> <p>What happens when God chooses the most unlikely person to demonstrate His grace and power? In Joshua chapter 2, we encounter Rahab. A Canaanite woman, a prostitute, someone who by every cultural and religious standard should have been counted out. Yet this is the woman who appears in the faith hall of fame in Hebrews 11, and even more remarkably, in the genealogy of Jesus Christ in Matthew 1. Her story challenges us to remember where we came from before grace found us. It's easy to look around and think everyone else has it all together, but we're all looking at each other on this side of the cross. The real question is: do we remember our own family tree before Jesus rewrote it? Rahab's inclusion in God's story isn't just about her, it's about every one of us who has been grafted in by grace. Her faith didn't just save her; it changed her entire lineage for generations to come. This reminds us that the value God places on people is beyond our comprehension. When we forget where Jesus found us, we miss the opportunity to fully appreciate the transformative power of His mercy. Rahab's story invites us to ask: what areas of our lives could be forever changed if we took a step of faith today?</p> What happens when God chooses the most unlikely person to demonstrate His grace and power? In Joshua chapter 2, we encounter Rahab. A Canaanite woman, a prostitute, someone who by every cultural and religious standard should have been counted out. Yet this is the woman who appears in the faith hall of fame in Hebrews 11, and even more remarkably, in the genealogy of Jesus Christ in Matthew 1. Her story challenges us to remember where we came from before grace found us. It's easy to look around and think everyone else has it all together, but we're all looking at each other on this side of the cross. The real question is: do we remember our own family tree before Jesus rewrote it? Rahab's inclusion in God's story isn't just about her, it's about every one of us who has been grafted in by grace. Her faith didn't just save her; it changed her entire lineage for generations to come. This reminds us that the value God places on people is beyond our comprehension. When we forget where Jesus found us, we miss the opportunity to fully appreciate the transformative power of His mercy. Rahab's story invites us to ask: what areas of our lives could be forever changed if we took a step of faith today?

]]> Sun, 22 Feb 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2149 13 8185b96af6603fb0d5cc84baa15ad5b0 no A Convert in Canaan God's Redemptive Love Pastor Nathan Sheridan <p>This powerful exploration of Joshua chapter 2 takes us into the story of Rahab, the prostitute of Jericho, and reveals profound truths about God's transformative grace. We discover that while the Israelites wandered in the wilderness for 40 years, doubting God's promises, their enemies in Jericho were actually retelling the story of God's miraculous deliverance at the Red Sea. This irony challenges us to consider: Are we boldly testifying about God's faithfulness, or are we allowing fear and doubt to silence our witness? The message reminds us that our past does not define our future when we encounter God's grace. Rahab's story demonstrates that God breaks through every barrier: social status, gender, ethnicity, and sin, to offer salvation to anyone who will exercise faith in Him. Her transformation from a woman known by her sin to a woman honored in the lineage of Christ shows us that where sin abounds, grace abounds even more. We're invited to examine our own hearts and ask: What areas have we not fully surrendered to God? What excuses are we holding onto that prevent us from experiencing His complete redemption? The story of Rahab destroys every justification we might have for staying distant from God, reminding us that He is committed to our future if we will simply trust Him.</p> <p>This powerful exploration of Joshua chapter 2 takes us into the story of Rahab, the prostitute of Jericho, and reveals profound truths about God's transformative grace. We discover that while the Israelites wandered in the wilderness for 40 years, doubting God's promises, their enemies in Jericho were actually retelling the story of God's miraculous deliverance at the Red Sea. This irony challenges us to consider: Are we boldly testifying about God's faithfulness, or are we allowing fear and doubt to silence our witness? The message reminds us that our past does not define our future when we encounter God's grace. Rahab's story demonstrates that God breaks through every barrier: social status, gender, ethnicity, and sin, to offer salvation to anyone who will exercise faith in Him. Her transformation from a woman known by her sin to a woman honored in the lineage of Christ shows us that where sin abounds, grace abounds even more. We're invited to examine our own hearts and ask: What areas have we not fully surrendered to God? What excuses are we holding onto that prevent us from experiencing His complete redemption? The story of Rahab destroys every justification we might have for staying distant from God, reminding us that He is committed to our future if we will simply trust Him.</p> This powerful exploration of Joshua chapter 2 takes us into the story of Rahab, the prostitute of Jericho, and reveals profound truths about God's transformative grace. We discover that while the Israelites wandered in the wilderness for 40 years, doubting God's promises, their enemies in Jericho were actually retelling the story of God's miraculous deliverance at the Red Sea. This irony challenges us to consider: Are we boldly testifying about God's faithfulness, or are we allowing fear and doubt to silence our witness? The message reminds us that our past does not define our future when we encounter God's grace. Rahab's story demonstrates that God breaks through every barrier: social status, gender, ethnicity, and sin, to offer salvation to anyone who will exercise faith in Him. Her transformation from a woman known by her sin to a woman honored in the lineage of Christ shows us that where sin abounds, grace abounds even more. We're invited to examine our own hearts and ask: What areas have we not fully surrendered to God? What excuses are we holding onto that prevent us from experiencing His complete redemption? The story of Rahab destroys every justification we might have for staying distant from God, reminding us that He is committed to our future if we will simply trust Him.

]]> Sun, 15 Feb 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2806 14 ae8ccc8fd263df44e37222c0c7951d79 no Stepping into the Promise Obedience Over Fear Pastor Jackie Creek <p>Standing on the edge of promise can be both exhilarating and terrifying. In Joshua chapter 1, we find ourselves alongside the Israelites as they prepare to finally enter the Promised Land after 40 years of wilderness wandering. This isn't their first time at this threshold. A generation before, fear won over faith, and an entire generation died without seeing God's promise fulfilled. Now, under Joshua's leadership, the question isn't whether God will keep His word, but whether we will respond with decisive obedience. The message is clear: God's promises demand more than passive waiting. They require us to pack our bags, prepare our hearts, and step forward in faith. What's particularly powerful is the reminder that our obedience isn't solitary. God calls us to unified commitment, where no one gets to sit comfortably on the sidelines while others fight for breakthrough. The tribes who already had their land still had to cross over and fight alongside their brothers. This challenges our individualistic culture where we often disengage once our own needs are met. Perhaps we've been treating our faith community like a cruise ship rather than a mission team. The beautiful tension in this passage is that while our obedience matters deeply, the ultimate success of God's promises doesn't rest on our consistency, it rests on His faithful presence. We might stumble, but God has already factored our humanity into His calling, and His grace covers our fumbling steps forward.</p> <p>Standing on the edge of promise can be both exhilarating and terrifying. In Joshua chapter 1, we find ourselves alongside the Israelites as they prepare to finally enter the Promised Land after 40 years of wilderness wandering. This isn't their first time at this threshold. A generation before, fear won over faith, and an entire generation died without seeing God's promise fulfilled. Now, under Joshua's leadership, the question isn't whether God will keep His word, but whether we will respond with decisive obedience. The message is clear: God's promises demand more than passive waiting. They require us to pack our bags, prepare our hearts, and step forward in faith. What's particularly powerful is the reminder that our obedience isn't solitary. God calls us to unified commitment, where no one gets to sit comfortably on the sidelines while others fight for breakthrough. The tribes who already had their land still had to cross over and fight alongside their brothers. This challenges our individualistic culture where we often disengage once our own needs are met. Perhaps we've been treating our faith community like a cruise ship rather than a mission team. The beautiful tension in this passage is that while our obedience matters deeply, the ultimate success of God's promises doesn't rest on our consistency, it rests on His faithful presence. We might stumble, but God has already factored our humanity into His calling, and His grace covers our fumbling steps forward.</p> Standing on the edge of promise can be both exhilarating and terrifying. In Joshua chapter 1, we find ourselves alongside the Israelites as they prepare to finally enter the Promised Land after 40 years of wilderness wandering. This isn't their first time at this threshold. A generation before, fear won over faith, and an entire generation died without seeing God's promise fulfilled. Now, under Joshua's leadership, the question isn't whether God will keep His word, but whether we will respond with decisive obedience. The message is clear: God's promises demand more than passive waiting. They require us to pack our bags, prepare our hearts, and step forward in faith. What's particularly powerful is the reminder that our obedience isn't solitary. God calls us to unified commitment, where no one gets to sit comfortably on the sidelines while others fight for breakthrough. The tribes who already had their land still had to cross over and fight alongside their brothers. This challenges our individualistic culture where we often disengage once our own needs are met. Perhaps we've been treating our faith community like a cruise ship rather than a mission team. The beautiful tension in this passage is that while our obedience matters deeply, the ultimate success of God's promises doesn't rest on our consistency, it rests on His faithful presence. We might stumble, but God has already factored our humanity into His calling, and His grace covers our fumbling steps forward.

]]> Sun, 08 Feb 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2604 15 65742f45cedb96afe84a66035ecb5385 no Fueled By Courage Wherever You Go Pastor Nathan Sheridan <p>The opening chapter of Joshua presents us with a powerful invitation to step into new territory with God. As we encounter Joshua at the threshold of the Promised Land, we're confronted with a profound truth: God's promises are activated by our obedience, not our understanding. The repeated call to 'be strong and courageous' echoes through this passage like a divine drumbeat, reminding us that courage isn't the absence of fear but the presence of God with us. What makes this message particularly compelling is its honest acknowledgment that moving forward often requires leaving the past behind, not dishonoring what God has done, but refusing to be held hostage by it. The Jordan River serves as a beautiful metaphor for the boundaries between promise and possession in our own lives. We can honor previous seasons without letting them dictate our future. The challenge before us is clear: Will we replace obedience with comfort? Will we delay what God has already asked us to do? This passage reveals that God's definition of success centers on alignment with His Word, not outcomes we can control. When we meditate on Scripture day and night, speak it over our lives, and carefully obey it, we position ourselves for the favor and blessing that come from walking in step with the Divine.</p> <p>The opening chapter of Joshua presents us with a powerful invitation to step into new territory with God. As we encounter Joshua at the threshold of the Promised Land, we're confronted with a profound truth: God's promises are activated by our obedience, not our understanding. The repeated call to 'be strong and courageous' echoes through this passage like a divine drumbeat, reminding us that courage isn't the absence of fear but the presence of God with us. What makes this message particularly compelling is its honest acknowledgment that moving forward often requires leaving the past behind, not dishonoring what God has done, but refusing to be held hostage by it. The Jordan River serves as a beautiful metaphor for the boundaries between promise and possession in our own lives. We can honor previous seasons without letting them dictate our future. The challenge before us is clear: Will we replace obedience with comfort? Will we delay what God has already asked us to do? This passage reveals that God's definition of success centers on alignment with His Word, not outcomes we can control. When we meditate on Scripture day and night, speak it over our lives, and carefully obey it, we position ourselves for the favor and blessing that come from walking in step with the Divine.</p> The opening chapter of Joshua presents us with a powerful invitation to step into new territory with God. As we encounter Joshua at the threshold of the Promised Land, we're confronted with a profound truth: God's promises are activated by our obedience, not our understanding. The repeated call to 'be strong and courageous' echoes through this passage like a divine drumbeat, reminding us that courage isn't the absence of fear but the presence of God with us. What makes this message particularly compelling is its honest acknowledgment that moving forward often requires leaving the past behind, not dishonoring what God has done, but refusing to be held hostage by it. The Jordan River serves as a beautiful metaphor for the boundaries between promise and possession in our own lives. We can honor previous seasons without letting them dictate our future. The challenge before us is clear: Will we replace obedience with comfort? Will we delay what God has already asked us to do? This passage reveals that God's definition of success centers on alignment with His Word, not outcomes we can control. When we meditate on Scripture day and night, speak it over our lives, and carefully obey it, we position ourselves for the favor and blessing that come from walking in step with the Divine.

]]> Sun, 01 Feb 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2377 16 4df705091a57dcbd16403241d9d5b548 no New Hope Church | You Can't Outrun God | Pastor Jackie Creek Sun, 30 Nov 2025 10:00:00 +0000 5071 17 26c6b2a2469309da0b2cef61865d5ca3 no New Hope Church | You Can't Outrun God | Pastor Jackie Creek Sun, 30 Nov 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4927 18 60444eccf4f5881266b0ae87f829a5e7 no New Hope Church | Running towards Grace! | Pastor Jerod Yancey Sun, 23 Nov 2025 10:00:00 +0000 10200 19 d595bfa719d88b34c26e25736a79388d no New Hope Church | Pastor Nathan Sheridan Sun, 16 Nov 2025 10:00:00 +0000 9537 20 bc25f4fe238274aef2632d8bf5024d01 no New Hope Church | Jacob and Esau in 3D | Pastor Bobby Massey Sun, 09 Nov 2025 10:00:00 +0000 5155 21 23e9d84b50f7161c4b345a6780cd64c2 no New Hope Church | Jacob and Esau in 3D | Pastor Bobby Massey Sun, 09 Nov 2025 10:00:00 +0000 5422 22 c62e2eafb3e27cfcbd231e4fff3822d6 no New Hope Church | Sunday Morning Stream Sun, 02 Nov 2025 10:00:00 +0000 9918 23 a4a2e0b7002838fa71df62caad819a8a no Moving Forward With Grace | Sunday Morning Stream | Pastor Brad Wicks Sun, 26 Oct 2025 10:00:00 +0000 5354 24 5f2cba1a1e0ec8365eb39041de9d57a6 no Moving Forward With Grace | Sunday Morning Stream | Pastor Brad Wicks Sun, 26 Oct 2025 10:00:00 +0000 408 25 88060a7a4d5cebcb93ef864389a45f8c no Moving Forward With Grace | Sunday Morning Stream | Pastor Brad Wicks | 10:30 am Sun, 26 Oct 2025 10:00:00 +0000 3310 26 c698594656b2cd236ab54ad3641fab68 no Conflict To Peace Sun, 19 Oct 2025 10:00:00 +0000 9557 27 741e3688c9ee1cfea7da0cf70afdef60 no Same God, Same Wells | PT 1 Sun, 14 Sep 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2318 28 e88ba72fa71dddd2cac1632d110555c7 no Why Pray? 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Sun, 18 Jun 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2626 50 ab7ff732e6b7f56cc9d2ace17c98aaf0 no Naked & Ashamed Sun, 11 Jun 2023 10:00:00 +0000 3221 51 be1942f3e31f29c64fcbef55b135036f no Naked & Alone Sun, 04 Jun 2023 10:00:00 +0000 3245 52 85b84ab92a40b09e1998a13ef17a34f4 no Two Trees, One Choice Sun, 28 May 2023 10:00:00 +0000 5553 53 872fb43a4a22183dfdc550d8fc202863 no Two Trees, One Choice Sun, 28 May 2023 10:00:00 +0000 3197 54 bee5d5ec7e07f515a069d24b4ba562c6 no Take A Rest Sun, 14 May 2023 10:00:00 +0000 3089 55 684e76cd620360fe4a00651625b3f0cc no It Was Very Good Sun, 07 May 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2686 56 52785e75ad43d10f6f92134a58f315ab no From Chaos to Order Sun, 30 Apr 2023 10:00:00 +0000 3573 57 84bc3d70acbd7168ce07a79bfd056166 no Welcome To Genesis Sun, 23 Apr 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2659 58 a44fbef30360ef66434182770c873785 no Obstacles to Revival Part 2 Sun, 12 Mar 2023 10:00:00 +0000 5385 59 1c11b299245adceaae491da1bd249719 no Obstacles to Revival Part 2 Sun, 12 Mar 2023 10:00:00 +0000 3000 60 1fa4eab3f1609f17213a91639fc36ed2 no Obstacles to Revival Sun, 26 Feb 2023 10:00:00 +0000 3057 61 4eb68b9fc9d31d503cded9b1e5d3c65a no Second Chance Grace Sun, 12 Feb 2023 10:00:00 +0000 3192 62 ad7cbf54b365aa527b77a8afea43adde no Arise & Tithe Sun, 15 Jan 2023 10:00:00 +0000 3666 63 c9b3400115b4b3469314801cdb7aafa5 no ARISE & PRAY Sun, 08 Jan 2023 10:00:00 +0000 3056 64 dad913db9d5b2df77b091f88e7032785 no ARISE Sun, 01 Jan 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2997 65 2285bf0d40448cda8fc653e2b62b5d85 no Rock Bottom Grace Sun, 13 Nov 2022 10:00:00 +0000 3250 66 24e0de8835c2811034e2dd34e4a0aa36 no Throw Me In! Sun, 06 Nov 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2958 67 fb73bf49e186ff7497fa1ceeabd5f5ee no Who's Responsible For The Storm Sun, 30 Oct 2022 10:00:00 +0000 3112 68 dfad344403f8c27636ea8a64a3ffde7a no Jonah's Consequences Sun, 16 Oct 2022 10:00:00 +0000 4769 69 2743359b2ccd3018d11866f62bde88b0 no Jonah's Running Sun, 09 Oct 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2434 70 f0ac7b385414fdf8d3e011e0ea047a2e no Jonah's Call Sun, 02 Oct 2022 10:00:00 +0000 3024 71 f0fe73ff55aa730cffdcce43aa4fb02f no Can I Be Healed Sun, 11 Sep 2022 10:00:00 +0000 3937 72 546090794eb3f526759532418d7e32a0 no MCF 10:45AM Sun, 04 Sep 2022 10:00:00 +0000 3301 73 a5dac60fc310362a5ca2508362814e4c no BE ENCOURAGED! Sun, 14 Aug 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2793 74 e6d95c05bf0b85e9034a5645bcc15d63 no THE GREEDY CHRISTIAN Sun, 07 Aug 2022 10:00:00 +0000 3167 75 76ca6291ba2b54cad8f8b2c5f9239cf9 no Not My Will But Your Will Sun, 31 Jul 2022 10:00:00 +0000 3389 76 aa199e3876b6e089739211382ac5ab6d no THE JUDGY CHRISTIAN Sun, 24 Jul 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2993 77 c908c2221270f72b67bc5772f3a18151 no The Importance of Relationships Sun, 03 Jul 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2948 78 1ebc8e15518e0a641ae21ba6e457ecc3 no Living Out Genuine Faith (Part 1) Sun, 26 Jun 2022 10:00:00 +0000 3191 79 c4889de55c85ece5fd46be518971f810 no The Power Of The Tongue Sun, 19 Jun 2022 10:00:00 +0000 5378 80 f57ff19fdc4aba0c8724bfd337c14e57 no The Power Of The Tongue Sun, 19 Jun 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2941 81 559876df8e46d5b4fb3899797f058b86 no FAITH THAT WORKS (Part 2) Sun, 01 May 2022 10:00:00 +0000 3311 82 d11ba11ab4c15cc4a727cc69d2405eca no FAITH THAT WORKS (Part 1) Sun, 24 Apr 2022 10:00:00 +0000 3074 83 98417dc050ec02e2fb7493bc2059c099 no LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR Sun, 10 Apr 2022 10:00:00 +0000 3300 84 9c804c0b84357de772324c525c4cf5e7 no THE SIN OF FAVORITISM Sun, 27 Mar 2022 10:00:00 +0000 3805 85 a6054d7ee37ba05568562df2b1926609 no Religion Vs. Religion Sun, 20 Mar 2022 10:00:00 +0000 3329 86 b574b439979d45fa2eea6cb819b8a04d no DON'T JUST HEAR, BUT DO! Sun, 13 Mar 2022 10:00:00 +0000 3363 87 8bf9b1e1b50e780ee78f762f91b0a9c1 no Hear, Speak, Chill Out Sun, 06 Mar 2022 10:00:00 +0000 3006 88 18e1118c3fa650138de31d6f52ab425b no Is God Tempting Me?! Sun, 27 Feb 2022 10:00:00 +0000 3453 89 ba756cf70e8ab241b53bfbd55eab8e17 no When Faith And Finances Collide Sun, 20 Feb 2022 10:00:00 +0000 3141 90 8a1431b1ef32b6b14275c53fd485fc7f no How To Endure Trials Sun, 13 Feb 2022 10:00:00 +0000 4052 91 c5bd3190fe72d10418ead2a3fbe4bebc no The Purpose Of Trials Sun, 06 Feb 2022 10:00:00 +0000 3073 92 bf167062ed1a194e21211be12a47c759 no Meet James Sun, 30 Jan 2022 10:00:00 +0000 3083 93 94842295cf62dc10695cc013d4a3d80d no THE CHURCH AT LAODICEA Sun, 12 Dec 2021 10:00:00 +0000 3257 94 14d3ff50d2bf694aac920c158ce3aaea no THE CHURCH AT PHILADELPHIA Sun, 05 Dec 2021 10:00:00 +0000 3517 95 77dcc8a011967a5d8341eebc2531fecb no THE CHURCH AT SARDIS Sun, 28 Nov 2021 10:00:00 +0000 3523 96 6e4b507b30500fcfd05aba17e4316915 no THE CHURCH AT THYATIRA Sun, 21 Nov 2021 10:00:00 +0000 3666 97 2a30cf024554c6be82235d3e8681e611 no THE CHURCH AT PERGAMUM Sun, 07 Nov 2021 10:00:00 +0000 3778 98 3431316b13e350030dd46cbc84cec78e no The Church at Smyrna Pastor Brad Wicks Sun, 31 Oct 2021 10:00:00 +0000 3289 99 4fcccc16fcd184bceedf8407cf776906 no Jesus Revealed Pastor Brad Sun, 17 Oct 2021 10:00:00 +0000 2642 100 94de544a23694e1fdf2057363de8c804 no Why They Will Hate You Acts 6:8-15 Sun, 10 Mar 2019 10:00:00 +0000 2961 101 3d57016f0bc9fba8146328a9a4c327f8 no All Hands On Deck Acts 6:1-7 Sun, 03 Mar 2019 10:00:00 +0000 3321 102 8fd519e9ee3d0c1cb102ca80fac0a1c0 no Time Will Tell Acts 5:33-42 Sun, 24 Feb 2019 10:00:00 +0000 2603 103 760adbb5fb9d04a0d1869c925f02a56c no How To Confront Your Opponents Acts 5:26-32 Sun, 17 Feb 2019 10:00:00 +0000 2462 104 4488e964da1017186760b7c8e65e908a no When The Enemy Tries To Knock Us Out Acts 5:17-21 <p>What happens when the enemy knocks down? How do we get back up?</p> <p>What happens when the enemy knocks down? How do we get back up?</p> What happens when the enemy knocks down? How do we get back up?

]]> Sun, 10 Feb 2019 10:00:00 +0000 2655 105 42ace0fedd28e90c95269a250c382037 no When The Church Is All IN Acts 5:12-16 <p>What does it look like when a church is All IN for Jesus?</p> <p>What does it look like when a church is All IN for Jesus?</p> What does it look like when a church is All IN for Jesus?

]]> Sun, 03 Feb 2019 10:00:00 +0000 3057 106 aac2b3dd2ff1153125924466964ec740 no When You Fake Your Faith Acts 5:1-11 <p>Why pretending to be All IN is dangerous!</p> <p>Why pretending to be All IN is dangerous!</p> Why pretending to be All IN is dangerous!

]]> Sun, 27 Jan 2019 10:00:00 +0000 3332 107 299467dea3579cb3ac288d7df5242b3a no Welcome To First Century Church Acts 4:32-37 <p>What was life like in First Century Church?</p> <p>What was life like in First Century Church?</p> What was life like in First Century Church?

]]> Sun, 20 Jan 2019 10:00:00 +0000 2990 108 ecdb83ff9f152cd9574ab05a6c75ca32 no When You Make Jesus Great Acts 4:1-22 <p>The fact is, not everybody who here's the Gospel is going to respond well. So, what can the Christian expect. In this message we discover the kind of resistance that comes when we make Jesus great!</p> <p>The fact is, not everybody who here's the Gospel is going to respond well. So, what can the Christian expect. In this message we discover the kind of resistance that comes when we make Jesus great!</p> The fact is, not everybody who here's the Gospel is going to respond well. So, what can the Christian expect. In this message we discover the kind of resistance that comes when we make Jesus great!

]]> Sun, 13 Jan 2019 10:00:00 +0000 3033 109 0296094cf70ebd24ad262ae860f6f853 no What's That All About Part 2 Acts 2:1-13 <p>What's with the tongues?</p> <p>What's with the tongues?</p> What's with the tongues?

]]> Sun, 14 Oct 2018 10:00:00 +0000 3047 110 d3311c7603379e7a9599318ddfde96bd no What's That All About? Part 1 Acts 2:1-13 <p>Why did the Holy Spirit arrive in a windstorm?</p> <p>Why did the Holy Spirit arrive in a windstorm?</p> Why did the Holy Spirit arrive in a windstorm?

]]> Sun, 07 Oct 2018 10:00:00 +0000 3412 111 cc30f6140cfe5815cebe70921e03fcbe no Taking Care of Business Acts 1:15-26 <p>What did the first church business meeting look like? Did it result in a church fight? How does it affect the church today?</p> <p>What did the first church business meeting look like? Did it result in a church fight? How does it affect the church today?</p> What did the first church business meeting look like? Did it result in a church fight? How does it affect the church today?

]]> Sun, 30 Sep 2018 10:00:00 +0000 3241 112 902b1575a1c9d286aaa96facfae698fc no How A Church Gets Empowered Part 2 Acts 1:12-14 <p>How does a person get empowered by the Holy Spirit?</p> <p>How does a person get empowered by the Holy Spirit?</p> How does a person get empowered by the Holy Spirit?

]]> Sun, 23 Sep 2018 10:00:00 +0000 2985 113 0989e38456aaf6a9f0620b0aad8ffe3b no How A Church Gets Empowered Part 1 Acts 1:12-14 <p>What are the prerequisites for spiritual empowerment? How does a person receive the baptism in the Holy Spirit?</p> <p>What are the prerequisites for spiritual empowerment? How does a person receive the baptism in the Holy Spirit?</p> What are the prerequisites for spiritual empowerment? How does a person receive the baptism in the Holy Spirit?

]]> Sun, 16 Sep 2018 10:00:00 +0000 3117 114 8ed9df2e542d44ec06537fd4dd667760 no Acts - Introduction Acts 1:1-11 Sun, 09 Sep 2018 10:00:00 +0000 2633 115 d6ea934e32d67013a893cdebbbb3d4f2 no Final Celebration Romans 16:25-27 <p>As Paul wraps up his letter he reminds us of the celebratory nature of the Gospel.</p> <p>As Paul wraps up his letter he reminds us of the celebratory nature of the Gospel.</p> As Paul wraps up his letter he reminds us of the celebratory nature of the Gospel.

]]> Sun, 31 Jul 2016 10:00:00 +0000 116 438766e18412ec51ecc25611e1f05e16 no Final Words Romans 16:1-23 <p>As he closes out Romans, why does Paul send special greetings to 26 individuals?</p> <p>As he closes out Romans, why does Paul send special greetings to 26 individuals?</p> As he closes out Romans, why does Paul send special greetings to 26 individuals?

]]> Sun, 24 Jul 2016 10:00:00 +0000 117 4008628a8ae476526e1094b87eb79787 no Christians Helping Christians Romans 15:22--33 <p>When it comes to helping other Christians in need, what should the expectation be?</p> <p>When it comes to helping other Christians in need, what should the expectation be?</p> When it comes to helping other Christians in need, what should the expectation be?

]]> Sun, 17 Jul 2016 10:00:00 +0000 118 1b111e424b5ae78d1dde8aaaf181cc68 no Mission Impossible Part 2 Romans 15:8-21 Sun, 10 Jul 2016 10:00:00 +0000 119 7f06e8860c43c4d42b4f42b5f5cdb7e0 no Mission Impossible Romans 15:1-7 <p>What does it take to accomplish the mission of reaching the world for Jesus?</p> <p>What does it take to accomplish the mission of reaching the world for Jesus?</p> What does it take to accomplish the mission of reaching the world for Jesus?

]]> Sun, 03 Jul 2016 10:00:00 +0000 120 af9cff93c7425a67cd363b4296ff20a7 no Weak Vs. Strong Romans 14 <p>How should Christians handle disagreements when it comes to issues of religious background, culture, opinion, and/or conviction?</p> <p>How should Christians handle disagreements when it comes to issues of religious background, culture, opinion, and/or conviction?</p> How should Christians handle disagreements when it comes to issues of religious background, culture, opinion, and/or conviction?

]]> Sun, 26 Jun 2016 10:00:00 +0000 121 d779e895306fedbe9b187be982b53ca6 no Christian Expectations Romans 13:8-14 <p>What are the non-negotiables expectations with Jesus when it comes to a relationship with Him?</p> <p>What are the non-negotiables expectations with Jesus when it comes to a relationship with Him?</p> What are the non-negotiables expectations with Jesus when it comes to a relationship with Him?

]]> Sun, 19 Jun 2016 10:00:00 +0000 122 642bad9061e38d1c18a946356ac31108 no The Christian & Government Romans 13:1-7 Sun, 12 Jun 2016 10:00:00 +0000 123 43c3b35a597a0dbc2e09b26492b30d34 no Living With Your Enemy Romans 12:14-21 <p>How do you show your enemy genuine love? How do you win over an enemy? Paul gives us insight into God's way to dealing with those who oppose us.</p> <p>How do you show your enemy genuine love? How do you win over an enemy? Paul gives us insight into God's way to dealing with those who oppose us.</p> How do you show your enemy genuine love? How do you win over an enemy? Paul gives us insight into God's way to dealing with those who oppose us.

]]> Sun, 05 Jun 2016 10:00:00 +0000 124 e6d007d2c4ca875165d7caf30b5997a0 no Don't Be A Phony Romans 12:9-13 <p>Have you ever been around a phony? The last place you should meet a phony is in the church!</p> <p>Have you ever been around a phony? The last place you should meet a phony is in the church!</p> Have you ever been around a phony? The last place you should meet a phony is in the church!

]]> Sun, 22 May 2016 10:00:00 +0000 125 c3989628995dc89635607ae6b8483c8d no Body Parts Romans 12:4-8 <p>You are important! Everybody has a place in the church. We are all a part of the body of Christ.</p> <p>You are important! Everybody has a place in the church. We are all a part of the body of Christ.</p> You are important! Everybody has a place in the church. We are all a part of the body of Christ.

]]> Sun, 15 May 2016 10:00:00 +0000 126 2440bd60d1e891dd780bc5b0a68fdee0 no Don't Be A Johnny Bravo Romans 12:3 ESV <p>The problem with thinking more of ourselves and less of ourselves than we should.</p> <p>The problem with thinking more of ourselves and less of ourselves than we should.</p> The problem with thinking more of ourselves and less of ourselves than we should.

]]> Sun, 08 May 2016 10:00:00 +0000 127 ab95cc422fd6f67a5b2e0436f702785c no Becoming More Like Jesus Romans 12:1-2 <p>What does it take to become more like Jesus?</p> <p>What does it take to become more like Jesus?</p> What does it take to become more like Jesus?

]]> Sun, 01 May 2016 10:00:00 +0000 128 1e2e9df15991db9af84c1351b7e1dbee no Chosen For A Purpose Romans 11:17-36 <p>God has placed you in the community you are in for a purpose. Maintaining the right attitude will be key in accomplishing what He's called you to do!</p> <p>God has placed you in the community you are in for a purpose. Maintaining the right attitude will be key in accomplishing what He's called you to do!</p> God has placed you in the community you are in for a purpose. Maintaining the right attitude will be key in accomplishing what He's called you to do!

]]> Sun, 27 Mar 2016 10:00:00 +0000 129 ad9994b242ad360c1b4892428d5e151b no Hope For The Hopeless Romans 11:1-16 <p>God doesn't give up on people as we do. There is hope for the hopeless. And it's quite possible you play a part in reaching them!</p> <p>God doesn't give up on people as we do. There is hope for the hopeless. And it's quite possible you play a part in reaching them!</p> God doesn't give up on people as we do. There is hope for the hopeless. And it's quite possible you play a part in reaching them!

]]> Sun, 20 Mar 2016 10:00:00 +0000 130 f6cd1601389855e246467375967d676e no Why People Reject Jesus Romans 10:16-21 <p>Have you ever wondered why anybody would reject the free gift of salvation?</p> <p>Have you ever wondered why anybody would reject the free gift of salvation?</p> Have you ever wondered why anybody would reject the free gift of salvation?

]]> Sun, 13 Mar 2016 10:00:00 +0000 131 2d5252745b3ababdd43952e024679869 no How To Share Your Faith Romans 10:14-15 <p>Do you struggle sharing your faith? Here are 5 tips to sharing Jesus with others.</p> <p>Do you struggle sharing your faith? Here are 5 tips to sharing Jesus with others.</p> Do you struggle sharing your faith? Here are 5 tips to sharing Jesus with others.

]]> Sun, 06 Mar 2016 10:00:00 +0000 132 10dba19e7ecbbf25ff897b80cfe864c5 no The Simple Gospel Romans 10:5-13 <p>The Gospel isn't complicated. But to receive it we have to let go of our way to get right with God!</p> <p>The Gospel isn't complicated. But to receive it we have to let go of our way to get right with God!</p> The Gospel isn't complicated. But to receive it we have to let go of our way to get right with God!

]]> Sun, 28 Feb 2016 10:00:00 +0000 133 0cfa8775cdadc18853b0f8c4c5176ff3 no What Right Does God Have? Romans 9:19-10:4 <p>Why does God have the right to choose who will be saved?</p> <p>Why does God have the right to choose who will be saved?</p> Why does God have the right to choose who will be saved?

]]> Sun, 06 Dec 2015 10:00:00 +0000 134 4025d3246a2eaf73ce5b2daaa2f17b8a no Who Chooses Who? Romans 9:6-18 <p>Did God choose me or did I choose Him? How do I know I'm chosen? How do I know I'm going to heaven?</p> <p>Did God choose me or did I choose Him? How do I know I'm chosen? How do I know I'm going to heaven?</p> Did God choose me or did I choose Him? How do I know I'm chosen? How do I know I'm going to heaven?

]]> Sun, 22 Nov 2015 10:00:00 +0000 135 ce078364a6b7e8e68679c657e04837ac no The Heart Cry of a Christian Romans 9:1-5 <p>Do you know somebody who doesn't know Jesus? How far would you go to lead them to Jesus?</p> <p>Do you know somebody who doesn't know Jesus? How far would you go to lead them to Jesus?</p> Do you know somebody who doesn't know Jesus? How far would you go to lead them to Jesus?

]]> Sun, 15 Nov 2015 10:00:00 +0000 136 846c863c630d546c77cc2106cfa31ef6 no Because of Jesus... Romans 8:31-39 <p>Paul wraps of Romans 8 reminding us because of Jesus we don't have to be a fraidy cat, we don't have to live in the past, and we can know our salvation is secure!</p> <p>Paul wraps of Romans 8 reminding us because of Jesus we don't have to be a fraidy cat, we don't have to live in the past, and we can know our salvation is secure!</p> Paul wraps of Romans 8 reminding us because of Jesus we don't have to be a fraidy cat, we don't have to live in the past, and we can know our salvation is secure!

]]> Sun, 08 Nov 2015 10:00:00 +0000 137 c6a20c810c3cfd0ddcba9737a97cd069 no All Things Work For Good Romans 8:26-30 Sun, 01 Nov 2015 10:00:00 +0000 138 de570052ccf21ac50318de3673dfe92c no The Best Is Yet To Come! Romans 8:19-25 <p>This world isn't our future so keep your eyes on the one to come!</p> <p>This world isn't our future so keep your eyes on the one to come!</p> This world isn't our future so keep your eyes on the one to come!

]]> Sun, 25 Oct 2015 10:00:00 +0000 139 9acdfd6d6c570aaeabb083a1a3a0eb5b no Adopted! Romans 8:14-18 <p>We are now adopted sons & daughters of God. So what does that mean?</p> <p>We are now adopted sons & daughters of God. So what does that mean?</p> We are now adopted sons & daughters of God. So what does that mean?

]]> Sun, 18 Oct 2015 10:00:00 +0000 140 41101cde24bf1faca6298a536c7f17b8 no Worldly Mindset, Bad Idea Romans 8:6-13 <p>Why thinking worldly is a bad idea.</p> <p>Why thinking worldly is a bad idea.</p> Why thinking worldly is a bad idea.

]]> Sun, 11 Oct 2015 10:00:00 +0000 141 d30667344a05743bd1f6862a185fb6d1 no The Confident Christian Romans 8:1-5 <p>Are you a confident Christian? Do you really believe what the Bible says about your new identity in Jesus?</p> <p>Are you a confident Christian? Do you really believe what the Bible says about your new identity in Jesus?</p> Are you a confident Christian? Do you really believe what the Bible says about your new identity in Jesus?

]]> Sun, 04 Oct 2015 10:00:00 +0000 142 6639c59825f0100f6dee26cfd5a411d6 no Help! I'm Sinning And I Can't Stop! Romans 7:13-25 <p>Are you struggling with not sinning? What does the Bible have to say about that?</p> <p>Are you struggling with not sinning? What does the Bible have to say about that?</p> Are you struggling with not sinning? What does the Bible have to say about that?

]]> Sun, 27 Sep 2015 10:00:00 +0000 143 3859c1aa0c69e54fda868e898b857a92 no Why The Rules? Romans 7:1-12 <p>What's the purpose of God's law? Why should I obey God's Word?</p> <p>What's the purpose of God's law? Why should I obey God's Word?</p> What's the purpose of God's law? Why should I obey God's Word?

]]> Sun, 06 Sep 2015 10:00:00 +0000 144 53d3fd49b37e02c0adf0d4ec7d632cff no Who Are You Married To? Romans 7:1-12 <p>What does it mean to be the bride of Christ? Are we married to Jesus?</p> <p>What does it mean to be the bride of Christ? Are we married to Jesus?</p> What does it mean to be the bride of Christ? Are we married to Jesus?

]]> Sun, 30 Aug 2015 10:00:00 +0000 145 35578c09f456a6e7fdc00d42478b482f no Life After Jesus Part 2 Romans 6:15-23 <p>Why shouldn't I sin as a Christian?</p> <p>Why shouldn't I sin as a Christian?</p> Why shouldn't I sin as a Christian?

]]> Sun, 23 Aug 2015 10:00:00 +0000 146 4118ef8a7a1a66c989655e8f7912f6e2 no Life After Jesus Part 1 Romans 6:1-14 <p>Does faith in Jesus mean I can keep on sinning?</p> <p>Does faith in Jesus mean I can keep on sinning?</p> Does faith in Jesus mean I can keep on sinning?

]]> Sun, 16 Aug 2015 10:00:00 +0000 147 0dbcc21a3ec410c8c4fcf2983792f089 no The Sin Outbreak Romans 5:12-21 <p>How does Adam's sin affect us?</p> <p>How does Adam's sin affect us?</p> How does Adam's sin affect us?

]]> Sun, 26 Jul 2015 10:00:00 +0000 148 6879caa22a76abea099c0ff196fd9cfb no The Ultimate Assurance Policy Romans 5:6-11 <p>How do you know your salvation is secure?</p> <p>How do you know your salvation is secure?</p> How do you know your salvation is secure?

]]> Sun, 19 Jul 2015 10:00:00 +0000 149 cda931795013a4e1d3132a648876f110 no How To Keep Hope Alive Romans 5:3-5 <p>How do you keep hope alive when life deals you a hard blow?</p> <p>How do you keep hope alive when life deals you a hard blow?</p> How do you keep hope alive when life deals you a hard blow?

]]> Sun, 03 May 2015 10:00:00 +0000 150 1883c2410facda5ee2ef680a607bd00e no Final Proof Romans 4:13-25 <p>Paul gives us some final thoughts on Justification by faith.</p> <p>Paul gives us some final thoughts on Justification by faith.</p> Paul gives us some final thoughts on Justification by faith.

]]> Sun, 26 Apr 2015 10:00:00 +0000 151 ff48c1dd856ba33c2b5defda9d7f18bc no The Benefits of Justification by Faith Romans 5:1-2 <p>What are the benefits of putting your faith in Jesus?</p> <p>What are the benefits of putting your faith in Jesus?</p> What are the benefits of putting your faith in Jesus?

]]> Sun, 26 Apr 2015 10:00:00 +0000 152 6a05ccc75e18e8262664e15464ce1108 no Understanding Salvation Romans 4:1-12 <p>How did people get saved before Jesus?</p> <p>How did people get saved before Jesus?</p> How did people get saved before Jesus?

]]> Sun, 12 Apr 2015 10:00:00 +0000 153 ed229d5998f95b6beb50e88232ae2ad6 no Are You Saved? Romans 3:21-31 <p>How does a person know if they are really saved?</p> <p>How does a person know if they are really saved?</p> How does a person know if they are really saved?

]]> Sun, 29 Mar 2015 10:00:00 +0000 154 09f3e4a1b6faf52563b5b158d8c4ab9f no Guilty As Charged Romans 3:9-20 <p>Are you guilty of sin? The Bible says we are. Why is it so important we understand our guilt?</p> <p>Are you guilty of sin? The Bible says we are. Why is it so important we understand our guilt?</p> Are you guilty of sin? The Bible says we are. Why is it so important we understand our guilt?

]]> Sun, 15 Mar 2015 10:00:00 +0000 155 6c2234b9a19a48547f7aea74638bc14b no Taking Advantage of Jesus Romans 3:1-8 <p>What's the advantage of being a member of the Church?</p> <p>What's the advantage of being a member of the Church?</p> What's the advantage of being a member of the Church?

]]> Sun, 08 Mar 2015 10:00:00 +0000 156 8d52027439e17df9266e8e2b8f9be5da no The Attitude of a Christian Romans 2:17-24 <p>Does your "Christian" attitude display Jesus? Or do you have a religious attitude that looks nothing like Jesus?</p> <p>Does your "Christian" attitude display Jesus? Or do you have a religious attitude that looks nothing like Jesus?</p> Does your "Christian" attitude display Jesus? Or do you have a religious attitude that looks nothing like Jesus?

]]> Sun, 15 Feb 2015 10:00:00 +0000 157 a7dd658ad5759807d0603da498fa083a no The Mark of a Christian Romans 2:25-29 <p>Is the mark of a Christian outward or inward? Does baptism have any significance for the Christian?</p> <p>Is the mark of a Christian outward or inward? Does baptism have any significance for the Christian?</p> Is the mark of a Christian outward or inward? Does baptism have any significance for the Christian?

]]> Sun, 15 Feb 2015 10:00:00 +0000 158 d0bce5eed9688f9004a4d63dfa861317 no Good Enough Isn't Good Enough Romans 2:12-16 <p>Works are important but they won't get you into heaven.</p> <p>Works are important but they won't get you into heaven.</p> Works are important but they won't get you into heaven.

]]> Sun, 07 Dec 2014 10:00:00 +0000 159 6b5df1aabdbb5c3cb11ef962866e462f no Death Then Judgment Romans 2:6-11 <p>Have you ever wondered what happens when we die?</p> <p>Have you ever wondered what happens when we die?</p> Have you ever wondered what happens when we die?

]]> Sun, 30 Nov 2014 10:00:00 +0000 160 d4c930c3d38aff57837e1e9adfbbb6d3 no Don't Be A Judge Judy Romans 2:1-5 <p>What happens when we try and be the judge?</p> <p>What happens when we try and be the judge?</p> What happens when we try and be the judge?

]]> Sun, 23 Nov 2014 10:00:00 +0000 161 674a95139604e157a0de3ed6f21910fb no The Journey To Depravity Romans 1:28-32 <p>How are cancer and sin related?</p> <p>How are cancer and sin related?</p> How are cancer and sin related?

]]> Sun, 16 Nov 2014 10:00:00 +0000 162 c027967594fe0a893ed704e255adfdf3 no Is It Ok To Be Gay? Romans 1:26-27 <p>What does the Bible say about being gay?</p> <p>What does the Bible say about being gay?</p> What does the Bible say about being gay?

]]> Sun, 02 Nov 2014 10:00:00 +0000 163 3d9607def389550829ae9ca0dc8b4c4f no God's Wrath Revealed Romans 1:18-25 <p>What is God's wrath?</p> <p>What is God's wrath?</p> What is God's wrath?

]]> Sun, 26 Oct 2014 10:00:00 +0000 164 89cf706efd7543683c1852ef570a433e no Becoming A Gospel Focused Church Romans 1:8-17 <p>What does a Gospel focused church look like?</p> <p>What does a Gospel focused church look like?</p> What does a Gospel focused church look like?

]]> Sun, 19 Oct 2014 10:00:00 +0000 165 005143dbf1724620c7a9deb6df242f58 no Romans Intro Romans 1:1-7 Sun, 12 Oct 2014 10:00:00 +0000 166 1c97e371d9163be603f2f20248bbb0e4 no