A Love that Reflects God’s Love for All

The King Who Can

Title: The King Who Can- Three Personal Proofs of Jesus’s Absolute Authority. Elder Greg Griesemer Sermon Text: Matthew 8:1-17 Main Idea: The more we know Jesus truly, the more we trust Him completely and submit to Him fully. I. Faith Like a Leper A. Jesus’ power over disease was decisive: Jesus “touched him, saying, “I will; be clean.” B. Faith like a leper is confidence in Jesus’ power to do what he says and obedient trust in Jesus’ wisdom for the rest II. Faith Like a Soldier A. Jesus’ power has no boundaries “the servant was healed at that very moment” B. Jesus’ Kingdom has no boundaries “many will come from east and west” C. Faith like a soldier is humble and confident trust in the authority Jesus and the unbound reach of His power.

Find Rest in the Priorities of Jesus

Guest Speaker Rob Chadwick

Jesus: Narrow Minded or Mercy Minded?

Guest Speaker Jim Keatley Sermon Text: John 14:6 Main Point: Jesus gives a clear and concise gospel message that leaves no doubt that salvation is in Him and in Him alone! 1. Jesus is the way... 2. Jesus is the truth... 3. Jesus is the life... 4. No one comes to the Father but through Jesus...

Which Path Will You Choose?

Sermon Text: Matthew 7:12-27 Main Point: The path you choose in this life will determine your experience in the next. 1. The Principle of the Two Paths (Matthew 7:13–14) 2. The Plea for Careful Discernment (Matthew 7:15–23) 3. The Point of the Two Builders (Matthew 7:24–27)

Persistent Prayer & Our Perfect Father

Sermon Text: Matthew 7:7–12 Main Idea: God will not do for us apart from prayer what he has promised do for us only through prayer.   I. The Promise of Persistent Prayer (Matthew 7:7–8) II. The Reason for Persistent Prayer (Matthew 7:9–11) III. The Freedom of Faith-Filled Trust in God (Matthew 7:12)