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When your best isn't good enough, Jesus is enough

Galatians 4:1-7 | Sat, Nov 26, 2016 | Pastor John Stillman

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Christmas is a holiday that, according to statistics, makes 72% of the population cranky! Maybe that isn't quite true, but there are many things about the holiday season, and life in general, that cause many to feel inadequate, that their best efforts just aren't good enough. In this message, Pastor John explores three reasons why we can be hopeful that when our best isn't good enough, Jesus is enough.

When God messes up your plans, Jesus is enough

Matthew 1:18-25 | Sun, Dec 11, 2016 | Pastor John Stillman

What do you say when God messes up your plans? The Christmas story is about God invading earth and messing up the plans of some pretty good people. In this message, Pastor John looks at Joseph's story to help us see that when God messes up your plans, Jesus is enough.

When you've been waiting a long time, Jesus is enough.

Luke 2:25-35 | Fri, Dec 23, 2016 | Pastor John Stillman

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.

When you feel too young or inexperienced, Jesus is enough.

Luke 1:26-38 | Sat, Dec 03, 2016 | Pastor John Stillman

God has never made anything without a purpose, and yet sometimes we feel incapable of fulfilling the purpose for which He made us. In this message, Pastor John looks at God's message to a young teenage girl named Mary. She might have felt too young and inexperienced to fulfill God's purpose, except that she believed Jesus was enough.

When you're looking for answers, Jesus is enough

Matthew 2:1-12 | Sun, Dec 18, 2016 | Pastor John Stillman

Google and other online search engines process nearly 100,000 searches per second every day! Remarkably, upwards of 20% of all those searches are questions that have never been asked before. So, we're not just asking the same old questions, but new questions are coming up. In this message, Pastor John looks at the story of the magi's visit to Bethlehem to help us understand how to find the answers to life's most important question.

From Darkness to Light: Jesus Helps Me See

John 12:20-50 | Sun, Apr 13, 2014 | Pastor John Stillman

When you open your eyes, if you feel like you are blinded by stress, trouble, or confusion, then Jesus has some good news for you! In this sermon, Pastor John looks at how Jesus helps me see.

I want to see Jesus feed the hungry

Mark 6:30-44 | Sun, Apr 28, 2019 | Pastor John Stillman

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.

I want to see Jesus alive and well

Matthew 28:1-10 | Sun, Apr 21, 2019 | Pastor John Stillman

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

I want to see Jesus walk on water

Matthew 14:22-33 | Sun, Apr 14, 2019 | Pastor John Stillman

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.

I want to see Jesus up close and personal

Luke 19:1-10 | Sun, Apr 07, 2019 | Pastor John Stillman

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.

Heroes lay their life on the line for a good cause

Acts 6:1-8:2 | Sun, Aug 06, 2017 | Pastor John Stillman

Living courageously is the mark of many heroes and sheroes. But where does courage come from? In this message, Pastor John looks at the story of Stephen, whose historical reputation is as a follower of Jesus with great courage.