What Must I Do To Be Saved?

Break The Tether

In this message, Dustin Thomas delivers a sermon on spiritual freedom, urging the congregation to break free from limitations or "tethers" that hinder their relationship with God. Referencing John 8:36, he emphasizes the importance of recognizing and claiming freedom in Christ. Through personal anecdotes about hot air balloons and parasailing, he illustrates how fears and doubts can restrict spiritual growth. Bro. Thomas calls for collective support within the church, encouraging members to help each other overcome these tethers. He concludes by highlighting the power of praise and worship in breaking free and fulfilling God's calling.

Don't Quit!

In this message, Rev. John Dean delivers a motivational and spiritual message on perseverance in faith, urging listeners not to give up during challenging times. Emphasizing biblical references and personal anecdotes, the Bro. Dean highlights the importance of pressing forward in one's spiritual journey, drawing inspiration from figures like the Apostle Paul and Jesus. The sermon encourages individuals feeling weary or tempted to quit to remain steadfast, reminding them of the eternal rewards of faith. Through stories, poems, and prayers, the Bro. Dean underscores the significance of community support and the transformative power of perseverance in faith.

What Must I Do To Be Saved?

In this message, Rev. Mike Easter delivers a sermon based on Acts 16:25-34, recounting the story of Paul and Silas's imprisonment. He emphasizes themes of salvation, the power of prayer and worship, and the urgency of the Gospel message. Bro. Easter highlights the miraculous earthquake that freed Paul and Silas and the jailer's pivotal question, "What must I do to be saved?" The sermon encourages loud, passionate worship and stresses the importance of recognizing one's need for salvation, not just for oneself but for one's entire household.

For Which Cause?

In this message, Pastor Darrell Runyan delivers a sermon centered on the Apostle Paul's teachings, emphasizing themes of purpose, suffering, and faith in Jesus Christ. He discusses Paul's dual identity as a Jew and Roman citizen, his bi-vocational life as a tent-maker and preacher, and the importance of understanding one's "why" in life. The speaker encourages the congregation to remain steadfast in their spiritual journey, focusing on their common faith and enemy, Satan. He also reflects on personal experiences and the transformative power of a "Damascus road" encounter with God.

Anchored In Heaven

In this message, Adam Dozier delivers a sermon titled "Anchored in Heaven," focusing on the importance of having a strong spiritual anchor amidst life's challenges. Drawing from Hebrews 6:19-20, the speaker uses sailing metaphors to illustrate faith and reliance on God. Emphasizing humility and the dangers of self-reliance, the message encourages listeners to anchor deeply in faith rather than worldly solutions. The sermon highlights the peace and stability found in being spiritually anchored, urging the congregation to maintain a deep connection with God, especially during turbulent times, and to serve as beacons of hope and truth.