You don't have to be religious to be a worshiper; you just have to be alive. We were made to worship. The question is not if we worship, but what or who we worship. In this sermon, Pastor Jeremy spends the second part of Jesus encounter with the Samaritan woman identifying three core truths about worship: 1) Everyone worships, 2) The right way to worship, and 3) True worship will set us free.
Every great love story is just a knock off of the gospel story - the story of God's redeeming love for His runaway bride. As we consider Jesus' encounter with the woman of Samaria, Pastor Jeremy invites us to ask 1) What is Jesus doing? 2) What does Jesus offer? and 3) How do we get it?
Every Christian should be experiencing the peace of God no matter what they happen to be going through in their life. But how? In this sermon series, Pastor Jeremy has walked us through how Jesus brings meaning to life, authority to life, and this week we see Jesus brings peace to life through the truth, the love, and the freedom that only comes from God!
Whether we would admit it or not, all of us have an authority in life. Something or someone has power over us and rights to the choices we make. The question is not if, but who has the authority? In this message, we see that Jesus Christ has true authority over everything, and two ways we can respond to it.
We know John the Baptist for one main thing: baptizing of course! So what happens when Jesus begins baptizing, and everyone leaves John and heads to Jesus? Instead of becoming jealous, John the Baptist finds great joy. In this message, Pastor Jeremy identifies the secret to Christian joy as 1) living under the grace of God and 2) living for the glory of God.
What are those things you reach for to find happiness in life? Is their something in your life that threatens the spot reserved for God alone? In this message, Mr. Scott Sjoblom takes us back 2,500 years in the book of Haggai to consider Israels complacency, idolatry, and a God who is jealous for their heart to the end.
Knowing the Love of God is essential for life. The Gospel is nothing less than God's unmerited love for us in Christ and then God's love formed in us by Christ. In this message, Pastor Jeremy considers 1) The demonstration of God's love, 2) the misconception of God's love, and 3) the formation of God's love.
What we're seeking in a new year is only fully realized in Jesus. In this message, we learn through Jesus' conversation with Nicodemus to transfer our trust from what a new year can bring to what Jesus can bring to our new year. In this message, Pastor Jeremy teaches about the new life, the new look, the new love, and the whole new lifestyle that Christ came to bring.
We live in a culture that values restoration. So does Jesus. But He offers us nothing less than a restored life. In this sermon, Brice Williams helps us to see three things about the restored life. Continuing our study of Jesus' discussion with Nicodemus we see 1) What is really broken, 2) What is the real remedy, and 3) What the restored life really looks like.
Have you ever wanted to start-over? Ever desire a "do-over" in some area of life? Well, as impossible as that may sound, Jesus offers us something even greater. In this message, Pastor Jeremy explores one of the greatest conversations in the Bible between Jesus and Nicodemus which shows us that 1. Christianity is completely unique, 2. The new birth is absolutely necessary, and 3. This new life brings mysterious changes.
