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.

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.

Identity is important to us, but what if someone got your identity wrong all the time? Many people get Jesus's identity all wrong. This sermon series will help us know Jesus so we can prepare our lives to honor Him this Christmas. In this message, Pastor John shows how the authority of King Jesus sets us free to be who God intended us to be.

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.

On the road to Emmaus, two disciples discover hope for the road ahead.

The Bible is about Jesus – The Hope That Changed the World. Because He rose from death, Jesus changed everything, and is now worshiped by nearly 2 billion people all over the world as Lord, Christ, Savior, and God. In His name, the nations will put their hope.

In the first message in this series, we saw that God made a promise in the Garden of Eden to send a Savior to rescue us from our bondage to sin and Satan. In this message, Pastor John explains how God fulfilled His promise to provide us with His presence forever.

Christmas is about sharing. We share time, meals, and gifts with family, friends, and co-workers. Ultimately, Christmas is about our heavenly Father sharing/sending/giving His Son to be our Savior. And then we are called by Jesus to share/send/give the gospel message to others. Today, Pastor John encourages us to take those first baby steps towards sharing and receiving, and increasing our joy in Christmas.

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.