Audio Messages

When we talk about worship, most people think of it as a space-time event - something that happens in a particular place – a church – and at a particular time – say, between 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. on Sundays. Is this what God had in mind when He said, “Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy”?

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.

Maybe you don't consider yourself a "worshiping" kind of person, but the truth is that every person is wired for worship because we have been made in the image of God. When God calls us to the duty of worship, He is calling us to Himself.

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.

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.

Worship is a reminder of where we come from and who we belong to. Who or what you worship indicates who or what controls you. In this message, Pastor John explains how God redeems us from our bondage to sin, self, and Satan so that we can truly worship Him.

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.