Grab the Corner (Mark 2:1-12) - Pastor Daniel Steeves

Grab the Corner (Mark 2:1-12) - Pastor Daniel Steeves

Mark 2:1–12 shows four friends tearing through a roof to carry a paralyzed man to Jesus, and what Jesus does next surprises everyone in the room. Instead of healing the man's legs first, he forgives his sins, and that single sentence proves who Jesus really is. This expository sermon on the healing of the paralytic walks through Jesus' authority to forgive, the scribes who called it blasphemy, and the deeper miracle hiding underneath the one everyone came to see. You will hear why faith drives believers to bring others to Christ, why we hesitate, and how remembering your own rescue changes the way you see your neighbor, your coworker, and the people you have written off.

Getting Them Ready For Life - Pastor Brent Stille

How does God expect parents to raise their kids? Join us as we explore Deuteronomy 6 and Ephesians 6 to see how we can raise children who love the Lord their God!

A Man and His Marriage - Pastor Brent Stille

In this message, Pastor Brent Stille opens Scripture to paint a picture of what God expects of men in marriage. Listen along as we learn about God's plan.

Biblical Models of Manhood - Pastor Brent Stille

In this message, Pastor Brent Stille provides an overview of what it means to "act like men" by examining Adam, Joshua, Ezekiel, and Jesus. Listen along to learn what God expects of men!

The Blight of Bitterness, Part 2 (Hebrews 12:14-16) - Pastor Brent Stille

Hurt finds all of us eventually. What we do with it is what makes the difference. Pastor Brent Stille opens Hebrews 12 to show what unresolved resentment does to a person, and how God's grace offers a way out. In this message: * What bitterness is, and the two roots it grows from * The damage it does physically, spiritually, and to those around us * The shift from pursuing revenge to pursuing peace * Four steps for letting it go: confession, consecration, concentration, communication * The freedom Jesus promises in John 8:32 and 10:10 Bitterness can become a prison of our own making. By God's grace, you can walk out of it a victor rather than a victim.