Beyond Sunday Morning.

For many of us, worship is synonymous with the musical portion of a church service. We equate worship with singing songs, raising hands, or feeling a certain emotion. But what if worship encompasses something much deeper and more profound?As we explore what worship truly means in a biblical context, we'll discover that it's not just about music—it's about our entire lives and how we respond to God...

In this sermon, Pastor Jeff explores the biblical meaning of worship beyond just music. He examines several scriptural examples including the woman who poured expensive perfume on Jesus, Abel's offering, Abraham's willingness to sacrifice Isaac, and David's refusal to offer God something that cost him nothing. Through these examples, we come to see worship as 'our intentional, faith-filled respons...

Truth cannot be held to the ground. Just as Jesus rose from the dead after three days, bringing hope to his followers whose dreams had been shattered, God is still on the move in our lives today. Even when we feel beaten down, anxious, or robbed of joy, we can find comfort knowing that God remains in control. Parables are earthly illustrations that bring forth scriptural truth. Jesus often spoke i...

This week's sermon explores several parables from Matthew 13, focusing on how God's kingdom operates. Pastor Bill examines the parable of the wheat and weeds, the mustard seed, and the yeast, highlighting how God's truth and kingdom often start small but grow to have tremendous impact. The message emphasizes that while the enemy tries to plant deception alongside truth, God's purposes cannot be th...

God's faithfulness is a constant theme throughout Scripture. Even in moments when we feel alone or burdened, God saturates us with His presence and brings miracles and power into our lives. Today, we'll explore how Jesus used stories—specifically parables—to communicate profound truths about God's kingdom. The narrative of God's faithfulness has been passed down from generation to generation since...