Series: “New”
Text: Psalm 105; Luke 24:36-48
Preacher: Brent McCrory
Community…a place to belong…to both be known and know others… There are other descriptors, but the idea of community resonates deeply with humanity. Difficulty…feeling out of place…fear of disclosing the real me… There are other descriptors, but the “working out” of community does present serious…
Series: “New”
Text: John 13
Preacher: Brent McCrory
As we continue our “New”…
Series: The World is Waiting
Text: Revelation 4; Genesis 2; Exodus 13; Joshua 4; Philippians; 1 Thessalonians
Preacher: Brent McCrory
As we wrap up our The World is Waiting series we look at the last group with whom we need to share our faith, children.
Series: The World is Waiting
Text: Romans 6:23; and various others throughout YHWH’s Story
Preacher: Brent McCrory
Thanksgiving time…a time when culturally we pause and give thanks (while simultaneously being pressured to forget the many things for which we are thankful by advertising and marketing). It is a bit ironic… But alas, the holidays are…
Series: Crash Course
Text: Various
Preacher: Brent McCrory
Our second and final Crash Course sermon looked at sin…not in a comprehensive way, but hopefully in a way we can build on these realities for the remainder of our lives.
Series: Crash Course
Text: Various
Preacher: Brent McCrory
The first of a short series entitled Crash Course. Why does Christianity lack appeal for many? What do you think of when you hear the word gospel? What did Jesus talk about more than anything? These are a few issues raised in today’s sermon…a sermon intended to…
Series: Waiting
Text: John 9; Revelation 12:11; 1 Peter 3:14-17;
Preacher: Brent McCrory
As followers of Jesus we have many things in common. One of these shared things is how we all have a story. We all have events and circumstances which led up to us saying yes to Jesus. Another one of these shared…
Series: Contrasted
Text: Luke 24; John 20; Revelation 21:5
Preacher: Brent McCrory
The biggest Sunday of the year deserves an encore…with our lives. Are we content with the convenience of our salvation, or will we intentionally share the love God has shown us with others? In other words, will we be committed?