Audio Messages

God did not save us to sit, but to serve. How do we do that? When it comes to serving, there isn't a better example than Jesus Christ. In this message, Pastor John will look at how we can demonstrate the attitude of Jesus when we serve.

The Christian life is not about rule-keeping and self-reliance. It's about living in a relationship with Jesus where you become more like Him. In this message, Pastor John looks at Paul's counsel to a young church leader and how we can G.R.O.W. in godliness.

When Jesus Christ walked on earth, He had a mission. Remarkably, towards the end of His time on earth, He passed that mission on to His followers. In today's dark, confusing, and conflicting days, is that mission still alive? In today's message, Pastor John looks at how Jesus' describes His ongoing mission of bringing light into a dark work just before He heals a man who had lived in darkness his entire life.

God wants us to learn how to love because it makes us like Him and prepares us for eternity. In this message, Pastor John looks at four levels of love that are taught in the Bible to help us learn how to love.

Why does missions exist? In this message, Pastor John looks at the "missionary" song of Psalm 2 to help us see the model and example of God Himself in missions.

The best habits are God-given habits. Of all the habits described in the Bible, worship is arguably the most important for our lives. In this message, Pastor John looks at the habit of worship. As we get the right perspective on worship, we will position ourselves to experience His presence.

When God stepped in to deliver His people from slavery, the motivating factor was that they might "hold a feaast to me in the desert." In other words, worship is the very purpose of our lives. In this message, Pastor John shares how heartfelt satsifaction in God is demonstrated in worship.

Paul begins Ephesians with a focus on God’s will and eternal plan to bless us with adoption and an inheritance as His children. As Paul explains who God is, we are led to bless and worship the God who blessed us first.

Over the last decade, there’s been a lot of interest in the subject of how early Christians worshiped and did “church” as new (and older) generations of Christians feel the pull to get back to their “roots” as followers of Jesus. The reality is that there is no prescription of an entire Christian worship service in Scripture, although both Paul (1 Corinthians 14) and Luke (Acts 2:42-47) provide descriptions of Christian worship. Today we’re looking at Luke’s description of the lifestyle and worship practices of the early church.

Our focus last week was on restoring our worship to right side-up through a relationship with Jesus. It’s only through Jesus and a faith-based relationship with Him that we can worship God properly. Today we’re going to look at corporate worship – why we should worship together, what worshiping together does, and how we should do it.