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

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…

In the crowning story of a triad of stories Jesus told in response to his critics, Jesus highlights the purpose of it all. It is imperative that everyone participates in reaching the lost so we can activate celebrations in heaven and on…

Is there room in your schedule, life, or heart for the lost? We should see that reaching the lost is not an inconvenient matter, but an act of welcoming the all those who God loves into his expansive fold. How are you making yourself…

In the Fall, it is fitting to consider themes of Harvest. Harvest is language Jesus used to describe the condition f people who felt the pain and misery of life. Jesus acknowledge that this represented a large population and thus, there…

Jesus regularly ate with sinners (those who were far from God). These meals were the source of complaints from religious leaders. On one occasion, the complaint led to Jesus telling three impactful stories that not only explained his…

In the final sermon of our series, we'll reflect on the humility required to seek forgiveness from those we have hurt. We'll discuss the importance of reconciliation in relationships and how to approach others with a repentant heart,…

This week, we'll focus on the challenge and freedom that comes from forgiving others. Through biblical examples and practical steps, we'll learn how to break free from the chains of bitterness and extend God’s grace to those who have…

In this sermon we explore the struggles and necessity of self-forgiveness. Discover how God's grace empowers us to let go of self-condemnation and embrace a renewed identity in Christ.

In our opening message, we'll explore the boundless and often underestimated nature of God's forgiveness. We'll break down misconceptions people have about God's grace and mercy, shedding light on biblical examples of profound…

"God loves you" is a simple yet profound truth. This three-word reminder, rooted in scripture, has been a consistent message from God throughout history, from the creation of the world to the new covenant through Jesus. Despite life's…

Our church is constantly discovering ways to serve others as a church. In this sermon, we explore ways to serve in our individual contexts. What small changes can we make to boost the habit of serving others in addition to the ways we…

Where do we see ourselves today?

• Do we see ourselves moving, and if yes, to where?
• Do we see ourselves moving forward, and if yes, to who?
• Do we see ourselves living a life of…

In the best selling book, “Celebration of Disciplines” by Richard Foster, the author shares several spiritual practices meant for more than 1 person. Many are reporting an angst with being with others. Yet, the church of Jesus assumes…

We were created by a God of immeasurable abundance. It is in God’s nature to give and bless others. As God’s offspring, we possess the DNA of giving and generosity. What simple and small changes can we make to boost the habit of…

Has the bible been altered, corrupted or tampered with over the 3,400 years since the first book was written?