Pastor Kevin unpacks two parables told by Jesus recorded in Luke 15: The Parable of the Lost Sheep and The Parable of the Lost Coin. God places immeasurable value on each person, offering restoration to those who are lost.
Sermons on Salvation
Jacob Gaddie shares about the assurance we can have of our salvation.
Pastor Kevin introduces a new series on Paul’s second letter to Timothy. The Apostle Paul’s second letter to Timothy challenges us to be faithful followers of Jesus, boldly proclaiming the uncompromised truth while displaying love and grace.
Pastor Kevin explores Luke’s account of the woman who anointed Jesus’ feet and the parable of two debtors. When we recognize the seriousness of our sin and the extent of God’s forgiveness, we cannot help but be overwhelmed with gratitude toward the Lord who saved us.
Jarrod Bunyard shares about four biblical figures who had a regrettable things in their past, yet they found forgiveness and favor, because of their response to the truth.
During this Christmas season, Pastor Kevin wants us to consider God’s greatest gift to us: Jesus Christ and our redemption through Him. This morning, he explores The Gift Anticipated.
Pastor Kevin looks at the last of seven I AM statements spoken by Jesus and recorded in the Gospel of John: “I AM the Vine.” As the Vine, Jesus is the source for spiritual nutrient. When we remain connected to Him, we produce fruit for the Kingdom. When we disconnect from Him, we wither and…
Pastor Kevin continues a look at Jesus’ I AM statements with a look at His declaration: “I am the Way, and the Truth, and the Life.” As the Way, the Truth, and the Life, Jesus is the only means to a relationship with God. All who would come to God must come through Him.
Pastor Kevin takes a look at Jesus’ self-disclosure: “I AM the Door.” As the Door, Jesus is the only legitimate way into the sheepfold. Those who come by way of Him, find salvation, security, and provision.
Pastor Kevin continues his study of Jesus’ seven I AM statements: “I AM the Light of the World.” As Light of the World, Jesus came to illuminate the darkness and bring the hope of salvation to everyone who will receive it.