Audio Messages

The Bible is filled with commands, and many of them have meaning for how Christians should act as citizens in their countries. Even under a hostile government, we’re supposed to obey the laws, pay our taxes, pay our respects, and pay our debts. There’s one obligation, however, that never gets paid off – the obligation to love.

The Bible is a story all about people moving from place to place, with the ultimate immigration being from the world to God’s kingdom. When it comes to the topic of immigration, the Bible has less to say about controlling the borders of the country, and more to say about controlling the borders of heart to avoid prejudice – because in reality, we are all aliens in this world.

Freedom of Speech seems to be open to every thought and idea, except when it comes to speaking about Jesus. In this message, Pastor John explores some of the principles to keep in mind when we are given a Holy-Spirit-opportunity to share our faith in the public square.

After the clear breakdown of human government shown in the first 11 chapters of Genesis, God intervenes and demonstrates His plan to bless all nations. In this message, Pastor John unpacks the truth that earthly kingdoms come and go, but God’s kingdom reigns supreme.

In this opening message on the positive role of religion in America, Pastor John explores four principles of human government described in the opening pages of Scripture.

What is life all about? Where are we headed? If you knew the future, wouldn’t it change the way you live today? In this last chapter of Daniel’s prophecy, Daniel seeks to understand at a personal level what the outcome of everything will be. In this message, Pastor John explains what Daniel is told will happen, and how Jesus’ resurrection gives Christians hope.

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.

History provides many examples of winners who really end up losing. In this message, Pastor John shares how we are better served by humility.

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.