Pastor Kevin finishes his discussion of the messages to the churches in Revelation with a look at the Lord’s words to Laodicea. The challenge of this message is one of divine dependency vs. self-sufficiency. Are we self-satisfied and complacent toward the real issues of faith in Christ and discipleship? Are we claiming to be spiritually…
Pastor Kevin shares a message of challenge and encouragement for the New Year from Ephesians 1. As we enter 2024, may God open our spiritual eyes to see more of Him and the abundance of His grace given to us.
Pastor Kevin continues his series in Revelation with a look at the message to the church in Sardis. What is our spiritual condition? Are we thriving in the spiritual vitality of Christ’s presence, or are we living in the remembrance of the past while wasting away in the present?
Pastor Kevin looks at the third church addressed by the Lord in Revelation: Pergamum. This was a church that was compromised from within. Are we compromising our life? Or, are we remaining faithful to the Lord’s moral and spiritual demands?
God intends for us to be productive and fruitful, honoring Him with the resources He has provided us.
Pastor Kevin looks at the second of five foundational values in the local church: To Equip Believers. One of the key purposes of the local church is to grow believers to maturity and equip them for effective service in the kingdom of God.
Pastor Kevin continues his series on the Church, taking a second week to explore God’s grace gifts to the Church. God has given each believer specific gifts to fulfill a unique function within the local body of Christ.
Jarrod Bunyard shares a message regarding the leading role that God should play in our lives and ministry. Note: Near the end of the message, Jarrod references a music video that can be viewed at: Second Fiddle (David Phelps)
When Jesus was crucified it looked like all hope was gone, but the resurrection changed everything!
Pastor Kevin takes a look at Psalm 19. As we consider the splendor of God’s revelation in the world around us and His word in us, we are compelled to allow His splendor to be revealed through us.
