A list of all the video sermons available on the site.

The Good Samaritan is a famed parable that was told in response to a question. “Who is my neighbor?” a Pharisee asked. Jesus responded with a story that not only has infiltrated secular culture and a part of our regular lexicon. In an…

When Jesus called followers, he insisted they know what following him entailed. As we read through Luke, we see that Jesus was adamant about telling disciples that there are costs associated with following. How are we to navigate these…

Many have depicted Luke 9:51 as a definitive marker in the gospel of Luke. From this point on, we read of Jesus’ eventful journey to the cross. Along the way, Jesus is calling men and women to follow him, but he stresses that there will…

The reunion with Jesus in heaven is likened to a wedding where Jesus serves as groom and the church is his bride. In this final sermon, we explore what it means to live as Christ's bride in waiting.

Family is a word that has come to epitomize our experience in church. We are brothers and sisters. We do for one another. We care for one another. We do our best to exemplify family in all that we do. How does scripture implore us to…

Jesus referred to his body as the temple and Paul now references the church by calling it the "Temple of the Holy Spirit". There is much to glean from this powerful depiction of the church. How does the dwelling of the Holy Spirit…

While giving instructions to his protégé Timothy, Paul makes a powerful description regarding conduct in the church. He uses a phrase that communicates God's dwelling within the community of Faith. We explore this theme making…

The body of Christ is one of the more prominent and widely used descriptions of the church. As we explore this description, we pay close attention to the ethos of belonging and participation in the church.

The Greek word of church is "ekklesia". It was not a word used exclusively for communities of faith, yet the word communicates a theme that out to be represented in those that follow Jesus.

As we step into the new year, we reflect on God’s faithfulness in 2024 and embrace the promise and possibilities of 2025. In this message we draw inspiration from the story of the Magi. Their journey reminds us of the power of seeking…

At the heart of the Christmas story is the ultimate gift exchange: our sin for God’s perfect love. This final sermon in the Advent series will focus on the transformative power of Christ’s love, which not only forgives but also redeems…

In a season marked by celebration, many of us carry sorrow and grief. Advent acknowledges our pain while pointing us to the joy that comes in Christ’s arrival. In this sermon, we’ll consider how God invites us to bring our sorrow to Him…

Life can feel chaotic, filled with demands, distractions, and disruptions. But Advent points us to the Prince of Peace, who brings calm to our storms and order to our disarray. This week, we’ll explore what it means to exchange our…

Fear often weighs heavily on our hearts, fed by uncertainty and the brokenness around us. Yet, in Christ, God offers us a divine exchange—our fear for His hope. In this first sermon of the series, we’ll reflect on how God’s promises…

This is the last sermon before we enter the holiday of Thanksgiving.  This sermon will help us to explore the impact gratitude has on our mental well-being.  While gratitude isn’t a solve all, it is a seminole…

With the help of a Mental Help professional, we will discuss the need for those of us who struggle to reach out and get help without feeling shame or guilt. While the world might place stigmas on mental health and the various therapies…

The quest for wholeness and wellness is comprised of men, women, and children seeking to cope with the cares and worries in this life.  Reaching out to God then becomes this pursuit of Shalom (the peace of God) in all areas.…

Simply put, we often need permission to admit that we are struggling mentally. Our society has made it taboo to struggle mentally. Those who suffer are called weak and this induces shame. In this sermon, we will highlight that people of…