Spiritual Growth

From the series: Acts: The Church on the Move

Paul's journey teaches us that opposition doesn't mean God's absence, sometimes faithfulness requires changing plans without abandoning purpose. Through his example of investing rather than merely spending his life, we learn how intentional movement, meaningful relationships, and unwavering commitment to God's Word can create ripple effects that outlast our lifetime for His glory.

From the series: Acts: The Church on the Move

Sometimes we think we need to wait until we're perfect to share Jesus with others. But Apollos teaches us differently. Though he knew only John's baptism, he boldly shared what he understood, until Priscilla and Aquila lovingly taught him more. God doesn't call us to be theological experts; He calls us to share what Christ has done in our lives, growing in knowledge as we go.

From the series: Unshaken

This church faced challenges, but they didn't let circumstances dictate who they were. Rather, they discovered something deeper in Jesus which could never be taken away from them. They chose to sustain themselves in every circumstance through their relationship with Christ.

From the series: Summer in the Psalms

Psalm 119 emphasizes the gift of knowing and following God through His Word. It reminds us that faith is not about discovering new truths but deepening our walk with Jesus by treasuring His teachings. The psalmist expresses a wholehearted pursuit of God, recognizing that Scripture shapes our identity and guides our path. Prioritizing and aligning our lives with God's Word fosters true spiritual growth and fulfillment.

From the series: In the Beginning

After the death of Sarah, Abraham marries again and has more children. Regardless of our circumstances in life, it’s important that we always put our trust in the Lord and his guidance for our life.

From the series: Esther: Such a Time as This

The story of Esther shows us the alternative to embracing the hand of God as He moves in this world is death. But, we can find life through Him who gave His life on our behalf.

From the series: Standalone Messages

As we look forward to a new year, we take some time to examine our hearts to see if there is one thing we could do to grow closer to Jesus in 2022.

From the series: Light the Dark

As we wrap up our study of the book of John, we hear Jesus saying, "Follow Me.” Join us, as we examine what it looks like to successfully follow after Jesus.

From the series: Light the Dark

Do you have regrets in life? We all do, and when we consider John 21, we can be sure Peter had regrets about his denial of Jesus. But, Jesus responds to him with grace and brings healing to their relationship. We can confident that God’s grace is always greater than our regrets.

From the series: Light the Dark

Explores how individuals often face choices between following God's guidance or pursuing wrong paths influenced by fear, acceptance, and emotions. Using the story of Peter's denial of Jesus, it highlights the importance of making decisions based on truth, faith, and humility, rather than succumbing to fear, peer pressure, or emotional responses.

From the series: Light the Dark

Emphasizes the importance of remaining in a close relationship with Jesus, likened to branches connected to a vine. Discusses how abiding in Jesus leads to a fruitful life, contrasting this with the barrenness of a life disconnected from Him. Highlights the transformative power of this connection, ensuring spiritual growth and the manifestation of God's love and purpose in one's life.

From the series: Revive

We're kicking on a new series today, "Revive", looking at the book of Psalms. We discover how joy can be found in all aspects of our lives.

From the series: Kingdom Come

We examine John 14 and the work of the Holy Spirit in our lives. And what does it mean to be filled with the Spirit?

From the series: Kingdom Come

This prelude to our new series, "Kingdom Come" and learn what it means to "Rosh Hashanah Like a Lion"

From the series: Elijah

Explores the growth of faith using Elijah's narrative from 1 Kings 17. It discusses how God uses challenges and life experiences to mature faith. Emphasizes the importance of trusting God during difficulties, illustrating this through Elijah's journey and his reliance on God in adverse circumstances. It encourages reflection on personal growth in faith and dependence on God's guidance through life's challenges.

From the series: Greater

Discusses growing strong in Christ and the importance of identifying and overcoming weaknesses through faith in Jesus. Uses Paul's teachings to illustrate finding strength in Jesus alone and encourages believers to develop their spiritual strength in various aspects of life. It also emphasizes the consistent nature of Jesus and the importance of godly leadership and examples in the journey of faith.

From the series: Greater

Focuses on Christian maturity and the balance required in faith. It discusses how believers should not be passive ("pushovers") nor overly aggressive ("bulldozers") in their spiritual lives. Emphasizes the importance of growing in faith, understanding God's word, and applying it in a balanced way in daily life. It encourages believers to develop maturity that leads to godly living, reflecting Christ's teachings both in personal conduct and in interactions with others.

From the series: Standalone Messages

Explores the theme of spiritual diligence in Christian life. It emphasizes the importance of active engagement in faith, avoiding extremes of mere ritual adherence and passive belief. It draws on 2 Peter 1, focusing on the need for moral excellence, knowledge, self-control, perseverance, godliness, brotherly kindness, and love. It underscores the balance between faith in God's grace and personal responsibility in cultivating a fruitful, balanced spiritual life.

From the series: The Core

Discusses the concept of discipleship in Christianity, emphasizing its importance and roots in worship. It highlights the interconnectedness of worship, discipleship, and relationships, and how these aspects are integral to a believer's journey. It draws from biblical narratives to explain the role of discipleship in understanding and practicing faith, and underscores the need for genuine, transformational relationships with Christ.

From the series: Standalone Messages

Explores the importance of focusing on the heart in spiritual and personal growth. It discusses how behaviors stem from the desires and motives of the heart, emphasizing the need for mentoring that addresses these deeper issues. Underscores the role of the heart in shaping actions and attitudes, advocating for a Christ-centered approach to change and growth.