Following Christ calls for a total commitment that goes wherever He leads and puts His kingdom first. It's a commitment that follows Christ's total commitment to rescuing us from the guilt and punishment our sins deserved. That kind of commitment can only come from trusting that the One we follow both knows the way and has only our best in mind. Pastor's sermon, "Resolutely Follow Jesus", is based on Luke 9:51-62.

True faith in Christ begins with a recognition of our own guilt. Through contrition and repentance, the Lord leads humble hearts to receive His forgiveness for their sins. Pastor's sermon, "Trust in Christ's Forgiveness" is based on Luke 7:36-50. 

Sometimes it can seem like faithfulness to Jesus is not worth the trouble. Yet, as we bear the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Lord strengthens and refines us to boldly confess Jesus as the Christ, even in the face of suffering! Pastor's sermon, "Expect to Bear the Cross of Jesus" is based on Luke 9:18-24. 

Facing death often reveals the weakness of our faith, but Christ is gracious to us in our weakness and gives us strength to face death, knowing the truth of God's Word: that death is powerless before God! Pastor's sermon, "We Know the Word of the Lord Is True" is based on 1 Kings 17:17-24.

No matter how impossible the problem, faith humbly and confidently trusts that God can and will help. Pastor's sermon, "Great Faith Is Amazing" is based on Luke 7:1-10.

Thanks to the Holy Spirit's work in our hearts through the Scriptures, we trust in the one true God--Father, Son, and Holy Spirit--as the source of all our blessings! Pastor's sermon, "The LORD's Blessing Deserves an 'Amen'" is based on Numbers 6:22-27.

We celebrate the gift of the Holy Spirit: that He enables us to hear, to believe in, and to speak the saving truth of Jesus Christ. Pastor's sermon, "Thank God for the Coming of the Holy Spirit" is based on John 15:26, 27.