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  • He Loved the People

    He Loved the People
    2026/08/26
    In this concluding message from our study through Deuteronomy, we are reminded of a powerful truth: man’s failures are many, but God’s faithfulness is always greater. As Moses looks back on Israel’s history, he points to a God whose covenant love never let His people go, who knew them by name, upheld them through their enemies, and continued His work even after Moses was gone. Ultimately, Deuteronomy leaves us looking beyond Moses to the greater Prophet who was to come—Jesus Christ, whose love was demonstrated perfectly at the cross. As we reflect on Israel’s story and our own failures, may we remember where God has brought us, hear and obey His Word, teach His truth to the next generation, choose life, and rest in the faithful love of the God who continues to carry His people.
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  • We Have Not Passed This Way Before

    We Have Not Passed This Way Before
    2026/08/23
    In Joshua 3–4, Israel stood at the Jordan River facing a road they had never walked before. The river was at flood stage, the way forward was unclear, and yet God called His people to follow Him in faith. In this message, “We Have Not Passed This Way Before,” we consider what it means to trust God when we face unfamiliar seasons of grief, difficulty, uncertainty, or change. We’ll see the importance of acknowledging what is new, letting God set the pace, fixing our eyes on Him rather than the obstacle, drawing near to Him, taking the step of faith before the waters part, and remembering His faithfulness through the memorial stones He gives us. Whatever unfamiliar ground you may be standing on today, it may be new to you—but it is not new to God.
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  • A Noticeable Difference

    A Noticeable Difference
    2026/08/23
    In this concluding message from the “Not of This World” series, we are challenged to consider whether the way we live makes it clear which kingdom we belong to. Drawing from Philippians 2:12–18, this sermon reminds us that as citizens of Heaven and ambassadors for Christ, our conduct should reveal a noticeable difference, our lives should radiate the light of Christ, and we must faithfully hold forth the Word of Life in a dark world. Because we belong to Christ, we are called to live with our hearts fixed on Heaven, our lives grounded in truth, our hands open to those around us, and our eyes looking for the return of our King. “Not of this world” does not mean hiding from the world—it means shining for Christ in the midst of it until Jesus returns.
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  • Reach People & Build People

    Reach People & Build People
    2026/08/12
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  • He Must Needs Go Through Samaria

    He Must Needs Go Through Samaria
    2026/08/16
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  • Living Intentionally

    Living Intentionally
    2026/08/16
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  • Missionary Update: Bro. Joseph Childers

    Missionary Update: Bro. Joseph Childers
    2026/08/09
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  • Standing True in a Shifting World

    Standing True in a Shifting World
    2026/08/09
    In a world that is constantly changing, shifting, and challenging biblical truth, how can Christians remain spiritually steadfast? In this third week of our “Not of This World” series, we look at Jesus’ prayer in John 17 and Peter’s challenge in 2 Peter 3:17–18 to understand what it means to stand true in a shifting world. We’ll examine the danger of spiritual drift, the importance of guarding our spiritual stability, the call to continually grow in grace and the knowledge of Jesus Christ, and why the ultimate goal of our steadfastness is the glory of Christ. The world around us may change, moral boundaries may shift, and new pressures may arise, but Jesus Christ remains the same. Our confidence is not found in a stable world—it is found in an unchanging Savior. Are you intentionally building your life on the Rock? As followers of Christ, we are called to stand in truth, stand in grace, stand with compassion and conviction, and remain anchored to Christ until He comes. “But grow in grace, and in the knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.” — 2 Peter 3:18
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