Grace is something you can’t earn. By definition, we can’t deserve it. Yet, grace, undeserved favor, demands a response from those who receive it. What does God demand of us as a response?  

Join us as we listen to Ps. Jonathan preach this sermon called “When God Hides your Shoes” 

We are temple of the Holy Spirit (1 Cor 6:19), with Him dwelling in us, we should be praising Him with everything inside of us, individually and corporately and make Him known to the ends of the earth.

Christ has won the victory and delivered us from the “domain of darkness” but we still must fight against that defeated enemy.  How do we prepare ourselves for this battle?

All that we possess really belongs to God.  For some that is a simple statement of truth.  For others it is a radical shift in viewpoint! All our money, all our resources and possessions, even our family truly belong to God.  He has given them to us for a time.

In the prayer Jesus teaches to the disciples in Matthew chapter 6, we see a breathtaking range of God’s knowledge and care detailing the divine will of God being completed on earth and in the heavens down to the daily need for our food.

The prayer Jesus teaches to the disciples has become woven into culture. But despite being so well known, it is not so well understood.

There comes a point when it’s no longer that we can’t believe, but that we won’t. And when that happens, we need the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ to penetrate and tenderize our hearts once again.

 In short, the amazing gift of the Holy Spirit brought 3,000 people from all over the ancient world to saving faith in Jesus Christ and created the church!

Have you stopped to consider the astounding reality that the God who created all things desires to have a relationship with His creation?  With you?

The word of God to us in scripture  exhorts us to be thankful over 150 times.  Thankfulness, expressed in different ways, should be a part of who we are as disciples of Jesus.

The resurrection of Jesus Christ changed everything.  Jesus being raised is the central moment, the most critical event for all the world and every human being.  

Palm Sunday commemorates the day that King Jesus, Messiah, entered Jerusalem to the cheers of "hosanna" - that is, "LORD save us".  

Imagine if you were given a gift - something useful and needful for your life. Perhaps a vehicle so you can travel faster and farther or a new coat that protects you from the elements. Imagine you never use them.