Beyond Sunday Morning.

In this sermon, part of a series on the Sermon on the Mount, Pastor Bill focuses on Jesus's teachings about treasure and worry from Matthew 6. The message emphasizes three key aspects of treasure: where we store it, how we view it, and whether we serve it. Jesus teaches that we should store up treasures in heaven rather than on earth, and that we cannot serve both God and money. The sermon also ad...

Easter represents far more than chocolate bunnies and family gatherings - it marks the moment when everything changed through Christ's resurrection. This transformative event continues to offer hope, healing, and purpose to people today. The evidence for Jesus being more than just a moral teacher is compelling:Over 300 Old Testament prophecies were fulfilled in Jesus' life39 non-Biblical sources c...

This Easter sermon emphasizes moving beyond religious tradition to experiencing a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Pastor Bill stresses that Easter represents more than just cultural celebrations - it commemorates Jesus' death and resurrection as historical events that enable people today to know God personally, receive healing, and find purpose. He uses both scriptural evidence and contem...

When Jesus entered Jerusalem riding on a donkey, it was a powerful statement about the type of king and leader He came to be. This seemingly simple choice carried deep prophetic and symbolic meaning that continues to teach us important lessons today. The choice of a donkey over a war horse was intentional and meaningful:A king riding a stallion signified coming for war and conquestRiding a donkey ...

This week Pastor Lisa discusses Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, focusing on his choice to ride a donkey rather than a war horse - symbolizing his humility and peaceful intentions. The sermon emphasizes how God often chooses humble, ordinary vessels (like the donkey) to carry out His purposes, drawing parallels to how Christians today are called to carry Christ's presence int...