This morning, Pastor Kevin looks at Psalm 139. Wherever we go, whatever we experience, the Lord intimately knows who we are and surrounds us with His encouraging presence and grace.
Sermons on God's Sovereignty
Pastor Kevin finishes his series in the gospel of John with a look at Jesus’ prayer for His followers in John 17. As Jesus brought His final discourse with His disciples to a close, His desire for those who would follow Him was that they would remain spiritually vibrant and unified in their identity with…
Pastor Kevin begins a new sub-series in the Gospel of John looking at the seven “I AM” statements. This first week, we look at Jesus’ self-identification as “The Bread of Life.” Jesus’ disclosure of Himself as the Bread of Life speaks to the absolute essential nature of Christ for spiritual life and our eternity in…
This morning, Pastor Kevin takes a look at the resurrection appearance of Jesus on the road to Emmaus recorded in Luke 24. He uses this account to share some observations that illustrate a number of truths with direct application to our everyday lives.
Pastor Kevin takes a look at history as God’s story. Our lives are mere brush strokes in the grand painting of God’s master design.
Pastor Kevin looks to the book of Habakkuk to find guidelines for dealing with the current cultural climate of injustice and ungodliness. Those who walk with God find hope and stability in their steadfast commitment to Him.
Tom Stukenberg shares a message of encouragement. While man may look at outward appearance and abilities, God uses those who are humble. Tom and Susan Stukenberg and their daughter, Victoria, minister in Guatemala at Hands of Compassion children’s home, which they had managed for several years before passing the oversight responsibilities over to their daughter…
God desires to interrupt the mundane course of our natural lives to insert the contrasting conjunction of His divine plan and purpose. In and of ourselves, we are totally inadequate, but two words completely change the reality of the situation. The two words, “But God,” interrupt the flow of natural living to allow for the…