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.

This message, based on Ephesians 3:1-11, emphasizes believers' identity as ministers of God's grace. Paul reveals the mystery of Christ to the Gentiles and highlights the purpose of believers in spreading this grace. Our identity in Christ calls us to share the gospel and live as examples of God's redemptive work in the world.

In this sermon, Pastor John describes three areas where unity in the church is vitally important, because when the church is unified around the purposes of God, things happen.

This message is part of our series titled: Who God says you are, an in depth study on the book of Ephesians. You are not who you think you are. You are not who others say you are. You are who God says you are!

Christians are called to belong to Jesus. But too many Christians neglect their connection to the body of Christ, or highlight their differences with other believers - and that promotes disunity. In this message, Pastor John shares what Scripture says about the source of unity and God’s purpose for diversity.

Feedback is crucial for productivity in life. However, the way things are presented is equally important. Problems need to be recognized to fix an issue. Reading God's word is one of the best places for us to get feedback. Hungry people need to turn to Jesus and His word to lead us in the right direction.

This message titled "Called for a Purpose" emphasizes that every believer has a unique calling from God, designed to fulfill His greater purpose. It highlights how following God's purpose leads to personal transformation and strengthens community impact through serving and glorifying God.

Body is the most common analogy of the church in the Apostle Paul's letters. While sometimes the body of Christ doesn't function the way Jesus designed it, it is still the means through which He operates in the world today. In this message, Pastor John outlines some basic principles of who should serve, where they shoudl serve, and why they should serve.

Everyday distractions can often cause us to miss the call from Jesus. In this message Jason invites us to ask ourselves who or what are we accepting calls from, or allowing our hearts to be captured by?

In this message, "One Body," we continue our series Who God Says You Are with an in-depth look at Ephesians, exploring what it means to be the Body of Christ with Christ as our head. As believers, we are united in purpose and spirit, each uniquely gifted yet working together to reveal God's love and grace in the world. Just as our bodies need each part to function in harmony, so too does the Body of Christ rely on each of us to live out our faith, supporting one another in unity and love under the guidance and leadership of Christ.