Audio Messages

We have a choice about how we will live in the world, but it can feel overwhelming when we think of the corruption around us and in us. In this message, we continue to look at how Paul encourages us to see our lives in Christ and to gain spiritual victory.

Once Jesus forgives your sins and you are saved and bound for heaven, does it really matter how you live the rest of your life on earth? Some followers of Jesus remarkably say, "No. It doesn't matter at all." In Romans 6, Paul answers the question in a way that is sure to cause us to realize the true blessing of grace.

The two most influential individuals in human history are Adam and Jesus Christ. In this message, Pastor John shares four important truths about Jesus that make Him truly "the most interesting man in the world."

Mankind has a horrible record when it comes to keeping promises. God, however, is faithful and good. In this message, Pastor John explores how the broken promise of Adam brought sin and death into the world. But good news! Jesus Christ came to keep the promise in our place.

History and the Bible are full of stories of spectacular sinners. Fortunately, the Bible also contains the story of the spectacular love of God that shines bright against the darkness of the world's most spectacular sinners. In this message, Pastor John looks at one of the most familiar passages in Romans which gives us confidence and hope in God's love for us.

What are the most hoped for things in the world? We could look and look, but Scripture tells us that what we really need and have is available to us through the gospel. In this message, we will look at five things the gospel provides to all believers.

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.

In the parable of the Good Samaritan, three types of people are portrayed: takers, keepers, and givers. Which are you? In this message, Pastor John unpacks what the Bible says about how we are to serve the underserved.

The essence of the gospel, the call and appeal of Joshua's words, “As for me and my house, we will serve the LORD,” begins with what the LORD has already done for you! We don’t worship God so He will love us, but because He already does! Jesus doesn’t save you based on your works, but based on His finished work on the cross. The abilities and opportunities you have to love and serve God and others are not of your own making; they are a gift to you from the Holy Spirit. In this message, Pastor John reviews Joshua's challenge to the people of Israel and shows how they apply to us today.

God is a holy God who’s desire is for people to know Him, worship Him, and walk in His ways. In this message, Pastor John looks at how God's holiness frees us to serve His mission as the holy people of God.