Sermon Archive

Joseph has been in pits and prisons. It's time for a promotion!

Maybe you have been there too? Maybe you are ready for a change!

Finally, this Sunday, March 8, we will see Joseph exiting this particular detour and getting a big promotion! We continue our series, Detours, and we will talk about how to handle a promotion.

Even though we are all headed to some place on the road of life, God rarely moves us in a straight line. How do you know when you are on a detour?

This Sunday, March 1, we continue our series, Detours, that is on the Bible character of Joseph. We look for proofs of detours in our lives. 

The detours of life are filled with times of testing and temptation. How do you handle the temptations that come your way?

This Sunday, February 23, we continue our series, Detours, that is on the Bible character of Joseph. We will see how Joseph handled the sexual temptation that met him on his detour. 

We all want to go some place in life. We all have a destination in mind, but have you ever noticed that sometimes life takes us on a detoured route from the originally intended road?
 
How do you typically respond to detours? 

This Sunday, February 16, we begin a new series called, Detours, that is on the Bible character of Joseph. Join us as we gain insight on how to navigate the detours of life! This week we see how he faced family drama!

How do we create a vision for our lives? And how does our vision affect how we live out God's will for us?

This Sunday, February 9, we conclude our series called, You Got This, and we talk about the power of vision in doing the will of God. You can know God’s will for your life. You got this!

How are we to approach the future? If God is going to do what he is going to do, what is the role of planning?

This Sunday, February 2, we continue our series called, You Got This, and we talk about more ways to know God’s will and how to plan in light of it! This series is a refreshing approach to finding and living God's will for your life!

You can know God’s will for your life. You got this!

Frank Borham said, “We make our decisions and then our decisions make us.” The quality of our lives will be determined by the kinds of decisions we make. Some decisions we feel good about. Some we regret. How can we make good decisions?

We can make good decisions when they are within God’s will. But how do we know what God wants?

This Sunday, January 26, we continue our series called, You Got This, and talk about the ways we can hear what God desires for us. This series is a refreshing approach to finding and living God's will for your life! 

You can know God’s will for your life. You got this! 

We know God has a plan for every person. He has things he desires for you to do! But does that mean we do not have freedom? And if we are free, how do we make decisions within God's will?

This week we address some of these questions, as we continue our series called, You Got This. This series is a refreshing approach to finding and living God's will for your life!  You can know God’s will for your life. 

It’s a New Year. As you think about making changes this new year, have you thought about what God might want you to do? Are you aware that you can know what God wants for your life?

We want to invite you to our new series we are starting on Sunday, January 12, called, You Got This! This is going to be a refreshing approach to finding and living God's will. 

This series will debunk hyper-spiritual methods of finding direction and will take some of the mystery out of experiencing God's will in our everyday lives. 

You can know God’s will for your life. You got this!

God blesses us even though we don’t deserve it. That fact is a revolutionary idea. As people, we love the idea of justice. If you do good, you receive blessing. If you do bad, you receive punishment. But God’s grace flips that idea entirely.

God shows grace to us even though we aren’t capable of earning it, and he does it not just so we’ll enjoy the blessings but so we can begin to change the world.

This Sunday we try to understand God’s revolutionary grace, how it bridges divides, heals wounds, and brings reconciliation.