Sermons

The Ministry of Reconciliation

2nd Corinthians 5:17-6:3

Faithful in Philadelphia

“The church in ancient Philadelphia was no losing team in God’s eyes. Though the world may have seen them as weak and seemingly insignificant, Jesus looked at this church and saw a championship team, full of faith and good works.”

Witnesses, Warfare and Worshipers – Part 2

“What we now know spiritually in our hearts, God intends to bring about physically on the earth.”

-Pastor Josh Blevins

Lessons From the Deep: Jonah

Inevitably, God wants to use us for purposes bigger than what we can see and understand. Sometimes our own prejudices or preferences keep us from full obedience and blessing. God wants to realign our hearts to match his so that His plans to rescue people can be accomplished through us.

The Christian’s Rest

A time is coming when those who are afflicted for the sake of Christ will be comforted, and those who trouble the church will be afflicted by God. Now is the time to find peace with God through His Son before He returns to judge the world in righteousness.

Jesus Deserves the Better Honor: Hebrews Part 5

If Moses, who faithfully represented God, deserved honor as the builder of God’s house, Jesus deserves greater honor as the owner of the house. To honor Christ, we must hold fast to our confession of faith and take heed to the voice of Jesus.
Hebrews 3:1-15

Jesus Provides the Better Eternity: Hebrews Part 15a

To reject the sacrifice of Christ is to reject any hope of rescue from judgment and forgiveness of sin. No other sacrifice can suffice, and neglect of Christ’s salvation only leaves one in the place of unavoidable judgment. Continuing in Jesus, and Jesus alone by faith is the sole path to eternal salvation.

Continue in the Better Way: Part 1

The theology we learn is designed to trickle down into every area of life including how we love one another, how we protect our marriage, how we live contently, and how we embrace the grace of God.

Hebrews 13:1-9

The Normalcy of Christmas

“Sometimes God humbles us with the inability to control our circumstances in order to silence our unbelief and bring forth faith.”

-Pastor Josh