Audio Messages

Sacrificial acts of valor are uncommon. People typically don’t sacrifice their lives for others. When the Bible tells us that Jesus died for our sins, we are reminded that He sacrificed His life so that we could draw near to God with confidence.

In Matthew's account of Jesus' suffering and crucifixion, he described in detail the shame against Jesus' person, and the pain inflicted on Jesus' body. In this message, Pastor John illustrates the many shameful insults hurled at the perfect Son of God and provides a warning of how we might, at some times, insult God even today. But God will forgive your insults against His Son if you repent and "kiss the Son."

Sometimes we are faced with the opportunity to speak for Jesus before strangers, people with problems and needs, people we don’t get along with, enemies, people that want to intimidate us, people of bad character. What do we do? Jesus came into that kind of environment and says, “This is why I have come – to testify to the truth."

In the early pages of Gensis, we see the creation and divergence of two family lines, two branches, two cultures - a culture of liife and a culture of death. In this message, Pastor John applies the principles of Genesis 4-5 to the issue of abortion, and how Jesus alone can transfer us from death to life.

Life can be complicated, but Jesus knows what each of us needs. In this message, Pastor John looks at the miraculous feeding of 5,000 to see some lessons on how Jesus came to sort out our complications.

When Jesus has a hand in your life, everything changes.

We face many storms in life. Whenever we do, we can be sure that Jesus knows about it. So what do we do when we are in a storm? in this message Pastor, John looks at how we can find a faith that overcomes fear and enables us to walk confidently with Jesus.

The conversion of Zacchaeus the tax collector is one of the most well-known in Scripture. It is also a story that ideally illustrates Jesus' mission to seek and to save the lost.

When Jesus' first followers witnessed His resurrection, they knew that it changed everything. What if Easter had not happened? What if Jesus died and was buried, but hadn't come out of the grave? In this message we will unearth the six benefits of the Resurrection.

Waiting can be one of the most irritating experiences we face, and no day exemplifies waiting perhaps more than Christmas. In today's message from Luke 2, Pastor John looks at the brief story of a man named Simeon who's life teaches us some important truths of how to process waiting, and the dawning realization that Jesus is enough.