We head back to our sermon series in Genesis while Pastor Dave York reads from Genesis 9:18-10:32. There, we will see this big idea: The righteous will honor God and others and God will bless them for it. Sin fills the nations but God preserves His people of faith.
Today we read Genesis 6:9-8:22 to see how the righteous are saved from God’s judgment by faith, obey God, and worship Him. The unrighteous will be judged by God.
Our study in Genesis continues as Pastor Dave York reads Genesis 5:1-6:8 to show this big idea: When we live outside of God’s boundaries, chaos reigns. But when we walk with God, His grace provides us with hope in a chaotic world.
Genesis 3:1-24 tells the story of one of the darkest days in history. Pastor Dave York will show this big idea: Satan lies. Humans disobey God. Sin hurts. God saves.
Pastor York continues reading Romans 6:1-14 to point out this big idea: Our union with Christ means that we died to sin with Christ and we are raised to live in a brand new way with Christ. Sin no longer has power over us.
Pastor Dave York gives a message on 1 Corinthians 6:9-11.
Pastor Dave York gives a message on 1 Corinthians 5:9-13.
Pastor Dave York gives a message on Gal. 5:16-26.
Pastor Dave York gives a message on Gal. 5:1-15.
Pastor Dave York gives a message on Matthew 27:1-10 looking at the end result of pride.
Pastor Dave York gives a message Matthew 26:14-25 while discussing pride.
Pastor Dave York gives a message on Psalm 119:9-16.
Dave York gives a message on Mt. 18:15-20.
At the Life Together Conference, we set our compass to navigate five cornerstones of our faith:
God Initiated and Exalting – Spotlighting God as the author and finisher of our faith.
Scripture Governed and Fueled – Rooting our gatherings in the unchanging truth of God’s Word.
Gospel Centered and Driven – Elevating the Gospel that binds our hearts in unity.
Spirit Enabled and Empowered – Moving under the powerful wings of the Holy Spirit.
Church Aware and Prioritized – Putting the church’s mission and well-being at the helm.
