Audio Messages

What do you hope to do with the time you have remaining on earth? Doesn't it make sense to do here, with whatever time you have left, what you won't be able to do in heaven? As Jesus winds up His charge to His followers, He gives us three sobering conclusions for our series of weekend messages Kingdom Come, Kingdom Go.

When Jesus sends us out to bear witness to Him in the world, His aim is for us to endure in the face of opposition. In this message, we will see how Jesus describes the costs of our witness for Him, the blessings that come from our witness for Him, and the strategies for our witness for Him.

Jesus came 2,000 years ago to extend His kingdom to earth. And just before He left, He effectively said, "Keep it going. Go and make disciples of all nations." In this message, Pastor John looks at what kinds of people Jesus is willing to use and describes Jesus' simple A-B-C plan for mission.

How do you react when you score a great deal on some purchase? The kingdom of God is like finding a great deal, but it's also not really like that. Because while salvation is free, it's not cheap.

Jesus told many parables to communicate truth about God's kingdom so that we could live out God's purpose for our lives. But are we listening? In this message, Pastor John looks at the parable of the sower and how followers of Christ can improve their hearing.

There is an ongoing battle that we all have to fight - the internal battle within each of us to do what's right versus what is wrong. In this message that begins in OT book of Judges, we'll see in the stories of two sheroes, a picture of how our greatest enemy has been defeated.

The kingdom of God coexists in the world today with the kingdom of Satan, sin, and separation from God. In the Parable of the Weeds, Jesus introduces us to the Anti-Mission of our enemy, Satan, and how Jesus’ servants support the Mission of the Kingdom.

Ephesians is all about God’s eternal plan to build a new society. The letter closes with a warning to be on the lookout for the enemy who wants to trip up God’s children, and some encouraging words on how to stand firm.

What does it mean to be made for more? It does not mean you were made for more stuff, not more power, not more money not more possessions. You were not born primarily for these things. Pastor John Stillman takes a deeper look into Psalm 122 to answer the question what were we made for.