Sermons

Pastor York leads us through the Book of Amos. There, we’ll see this big Idea: God’s faithfulness to His promises means He will discipline His children in His love. His discipline is always intended to point us to Jesus and restore us.

Pastor Dave York moves us along to the Book of Joel to show us how God is intricately involved in every aspect of universal history to bring mercy and judgment.

Pastor Dave York kicks off a brand new sermon series called Prophets in Exile. Today we look at the Book of Hosea.

Pastor Dave York wraps up our study of Romans. We’ll read Romans 8:31-39 to see this big idea: Because of our union with Christ, God is for us, and nothing can separate us from His love and care.

Pastor Dave Ruble reads from Romans 8:26-30. There, He will show this big idea: The promised gift of the Holy Spirit is unceasingly at work in perfect union with God the Father and the Son in the lives of His chosen ones from predestination to glorification; from before the cradle to beyond the grave.

Pastor Dave York is back to bring us a message from Romans 8:12-15. Here’s the big idea:Because of our union with Christ, the Spirit of God resides within us. He is at work daily work in us, reminding us that we are God’s children and that we have a future hope.

Pastor Dave Quilla reads from Romans 8:1-11 to show us this big idea: Our union with Christ frees us from the fear of condemnation. The requirements of the law were fulfilled based on the performance of Christ, not our performance. We are now free to live by the spirit which gives us the power and desire to obey the law.

Pastor Dave York gives a message on Romans 7:7-25 as he continues the sermons series entitled “United with Christ.”

Perry Sorensen reads from Romans 7:1-6 to draw out this big idea: Just as death dissolves legal obligation to one’s spouse in a marriage, the Law is dissolved when the Christian “dies” with Christ. Because we have a new “union” with Christ, the Holy Spirit gives us a new status, a new power, and new security so that we can serve God’s Kingdom.