Audio Messages

Being a follower of Jesus is not just about believing. It's also about becoming. It's about becoming who God has made you to really be. In this message, Pastor John examines the transformation of the Apostle Paul from persecutor to Christian that gives us some insight on what God wants His people to become.

Accountability is not something we like. We say things like, "You can't tell me what to do." "I don't have to listen to you." "You're not the boss of me!" But by His resurrection from death, Jesus shows that He is the final judge of every person and all are accountable to Him.

Wouldn’t it be great to belong to a community where people didn’t rank you by status, race, class, wealth, beauty, or education? That's what the church is supposed to be like! In this message, Pastor John looks at the conversion of a Roman centurion and what it teaches us about accepting others.

The followers of Jesus are facing persecution, martyrdom, and attack every day. How will we respond? In this message, the death of Stephen and his vision of the risen Jesus show us how to withstand persecution and forgive those who have wronged us over and over and over.

The number one human anxiety is illness and death, but the resurrection of Jesus shows us that God is able to reverse those things. In this message, Pastor John looks at how the healing of a man at the Temple exalts the name of Jesus and gives us hope for healing that lasts into eternity.

There are a million wrong ways to deal with guilt, but only one right way that leads to restoration. In this message, Pastor John looks at how Jesus eradicates our guilt and proves it by His resurrection.

Each year at Easter, Christians everywhere observe the resurrection of Jesus Christ. But the resurrection of Jesus is more than just an historical event. It is a continual reality. In this sermon series, we will see how the empty tomb of Jesus guarantees for us the promises of God.

Giving is an act of worship, but it also is for very practical reasons. In this message, Pastor John looks at a lesson from the mission field for how giving results in an abundance of joy for the giver as well as the receiver.

In the history of the church there have been many instances of reform. In this message by Pastor John, we look at the first area of reform in the church - letting go of legalism - and discover three practices that will sustain us as reformers in the church and in our own lives.

As we prepare to enter the 500th year of the Reformation, we will spend two weekends looking at personal and corporate reformation within the church. In this message, we will look at how to do battle with sin that wages war against the soul.