Audio Messages

2014 was another bad year for world peace. There is not peace on earth and good will among men, but there is good will towards men that God is showing through His Son Jesus Christ. Jesus came to declare peace on earth towards men whom He favors by His grace.

When the angels announced the birth of Jesus, they shared the news first with a group of men who were voted, "Most likely to be not chosen." Shepherds were on the bottom rung of the social calendar, but in sharing the message of a Savior with them, God gave a perfect picture of the gospel and invites us to experience His glory.

Nearly a million sermons are preached in America every weekend, but the most important sermon is the sermon of your life - especially when that sermon includes the story of Jesus. In this message, Pastor John looks at the opening chapter of Marks' gospel that portrays Jesus as a preacher, and how those who have been touched by His preaching, His power, and His presence soon take up the role of preacher themselves.

Every kingdom needs a king. Kings are not voted on, but are appointed, anointed, and coroneted in public ceremonies. In this passage from Matthew’s gospel that describes Jesus’ baptism, we see Jesus publicly identified as King by His Father.

King Jesus rode into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday to shouts of praise and honor. In today’s message, Pastor John will explain how King Jesus loves us enough to accept us as is, and loves us too much to leave us as is.

The church is a body, and like bodies, churches can be healthy or sick. As we begin a series on the vital signs of a healthy church, Pastor John describes how the Holy Spirit works to bring life, power, obedience, and change.

The world needs great leaders, but they sometimes seem to be in short supply. In a time of anxiety, the prophet Micah predicts the coming of the Lord Jesus in one of the most well-known prophecies of Christmas.

During His earthly ministry, Jesus was immensely popular. He is still popular today, but what does it really mean to follow Jesus? In this sermon, Pastor John shares that we aren’t just saved from the condemnation of our sins, but are selected for service in the kingdom.

Temptation to sin is something that we deal with all through life. Is there hope for us to be able to resist temptation? In this passage from Matthew’s gospel, Jesus the Son of God resists temptation and shows us how we find victory over temptation.

Some think that repentance is just for “big” sins or big sinners, or something that happens only once in a believer’s life. In this message, Pastor John begins a series of messages from Matthew’s gospel that will help us unlock the blessings of the Kingdom.