John had walked and talked with Jesus for many years, both physically and spiritually after the ascension. So he knew something about fellowship with the Living God. And although John was an apostle, he also had experienced how sin troubles the fellowship between people and the Holy God. So John points us to experience the grace of God.
1 John 1:5 – 2:2
Preached Sunday morning, August 11, 2019 by Pastor Brad Harris
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We enjoyed having one of our young men present God’s Word to us Sunday evening, Mason McCourt. Excited to have a part in the development of these godly young men and women through our church.
Mason covered a lot of territory in Scripture but he utilized Ephesians 6 as well as many other passages. Listen along and be reminded of how our God gives us the victory over sin and the devil. Christ is the great Conqueror. I have also included a link to the video he had us watch to conclude his message.
Ephesians 6:10-20
Preached Sunday evening, August 11, 2019 by Mason McCourt
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Moses was about to exit stage left and among his parting words to the children of Israel were these thoughts of what God really wanted from His chosen people. The LORD has the authority to make expectations and hold us accountable for them. How do we measure up to what God wants from us? What can we do about it?
Deuteronomy 10:12-22
Preached Sunday morning, August 4, 2019 by Pastor Brad Harris
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Paul was so committed to Christ because he marveled over the Savior who died and rose again to save a sinner like Paul. He challenges us as well to live in zealous gratitude to Christ who has made us new, reconciled us to the Father, and has given us a mission of bringing others to Christ.
2 Corinthians 5:14-21
Preached Sunday morning, July 28, 2019 by Pastor Brad Harris
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David was a man after God’s own heart. Yet he was not a flawless man. David sinned with tragic consequences. But the man with a heart who pursued God was sure to repent once he was confronted with his failures. We look at the features of David’s change of mind from sinning to repenting. He knew that God would accept his plea for mercy and restore the joy of his salvation. Do we have a heart that yearns for God even after we have let God down?
Psalm 51:1 – 19
Preached Sunday morning, July 21, 2019 by Pastor Brad Harris
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Sometimes we giggle at the antics of the disciples while reading in the gospels while admiring their boldness in the stories recorded in Acts. The change within them was both supernatural and intentional. They endured the threats from hostile authorities by praying to the Almighty God to give them boldness to continue to proclaim and advance the gospel message of Christ Jesus. We ponder their courageous prayer as recorded in Acts 4.
Acts 4:23 – 33
Preached Sunday morning, July 14, 2019 by Pastor Brad Harris
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We were blessed to hear from a good friend of Brad’s, visiting from the 49th State. Greg Crawford presented to us what a change in perspective the disciples received after witnessing the transfiguration, a change that we need as followers of Christ as well. A change that propels us back into the world with the wondrous message of Christ.
Luke 9:28 – 36
Preached Sunday morning, July 7, 2019 by Greg Crawford of Kenai, Alaska
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This is such a wonderful verse that concisely gives us His promise to help us … to do what exactly? We unpack that question as we see in Scripture God’s promise to help us through faith in Christ, focusing on Christ, that there is fruit in Christ to whom be all the glory.
Philippians 4:13
Preached Sunday morning, June 30, 2019 by Pastor Brad D. Harris
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The apostle Paul was thankful for the generosity of the church in Philippi toward his ministry, but perhaps not why you would think. He was not concerned about having his needs met, Christ did that even if Paul lacked many things we consider necessities. Rather he thanked God that their generosity was fruit of Christ working in them and through them as a part of their worship. Paul saw that contentment in Christ fueled generosity for Christ.
Philippians 4:10 – 19
Preached Sunday morning, June 23, 2019 by Pastor Brad D. Harris
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Part two of a two-part series on “You Are What You Think.” The apostle Paul tackles the two most important conversations – the first is with God and the second is with ourselves. That internal dialogue in our heads and hearts has tremendous influence over us. Thus the Spirit says to no longer be passive in following your thoughts but to redirect and lead those thoughts toward virtues. And to do those things.
Philippians 4:6 – 9
Preached Sunday morning, June 16, 2019 by Pastor Brad D. Harris
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