A list of all the audio only sermons available on the site.

Sing a new song to the Lord, for David's son is born this day!

Disputes, apathy, ineffectiveness, complacency and discouragement all have the common effect of robbing disciples of their faith in God and belief that church can make a difference. Paul encourages Timothy and Titus to hang on and endure the hardships that WILL take place in the course of one's faith. What is the motivation to endure for the sake of the kingdom?

Key verse: 2 Timothy 2:1-13

A look back at the tragedy of 9/11on the tenth anniversary, with spiritual reflections of hope and healing.

 

A look at the apostles Jesus selected, their diversity and their enduring mission and message to the contemporary church.

Moving from complaint to compliance creates a thankful people. And it creates a people that relinquishes control of their destiny into the hands and control of God!

Key Passage: Psalm 142

Prayer is an activity that helps us to hear God. It is helpful for us to view our prayer life as a dialogue. When you?re praying, leave room for God to speak through the scriptures, through others, through nature or through your experience.

Key Passage: Psalm 50:1-15

Once we decide to pray to God, we confess our brokenness and state of desperation knowing only the Lord can help.

Key Passage: Luke 18:1-8

Our ultimate companion is our father, God. But in addition, our father has given us each other. Let?s make the most of the opportunity to engage with the almighty in prayer with one another.

Key Passage: Acts 4:22-31

By praying the Lord?s prayer, we are invited into partnership with Jesus and his mission of living and teaching the kingdom of God.

Key Passage: Luke 11:1-4

Prayer is not about having the right formula but allowing God to spiritually form us. So Lord, teach us to Pray!

Key Passage: Luke 11:1

"Therefore confess your sins to each other and pray for each other so that you may be healed. The prayer of a righteous man is powerful and effective."James 5:16

The ministry of prayer and confession should never be underestimated in the life of the body of Christ. This sermon will conclude the series on James and launch us into a new series on prayer.

"Submit yourselves, then, to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you." James 4:7

Taking decided action to worship god and place him at the center of our existence. Our worship to God becomes a natural expression of our faith in him. We should be challenged to worship God and watch the natural progression of our treatment of others and thoughts about life as it mirrors God?s heart.

Key Passage: James 4:4-17

"If you really keep the royal law found in Scripture, "Love your neighbor as yourself," you are doing right." James 2:8

Being active in a way that our faith is displayed in our deeds and actions is not limited to our outside witness, but also our lives within the community of faith. In this sermon we will explore the consistent teaching throughout the New Testament letters regarding our lives together in the body.

Key Passage: James 2:1-26

"Do not merely listen to the word, do what it says." James 1:22

It is a regular practice for Christians to read their bibles and listen to sermons and to become complacent in putting what they read or hear into practice. This tends to be the common source of the accusation that Christians are hypocrites. Let us be encouraged to be active in obeying in lifestyle the commands of our Lord.

Key Passage: James 1:1-25