In this sermon, we will be starting the book of Nehemiah.

Chapter 1 will teach us about the importance of humble prayer. No matter what happens in our lives, our response should be to go to God in humble prayer.

What is my response when I hear bad news? What should be my response? How do I pray? How should I pray?

Elder Dan Long shares from Colossians 3 and encourages us to get back to the basics.
How have you seen the evidence of God’s work in your life in the last week/month/year?

We are looking at a very difficult passage in Ezra 10. This difficult passage reminds us how hard it is to repent/turn away from our sins and follow God. We’ll talk about how we can do that and what it looks like this week.
What makes it hard to follow God? What should repentance look like in my life?

This Easter, we look at the resurrection account in Matthew 28:1-10 and celebrate the fact that Jesus’ body is not in the tomb because He is risen!
What is the significance of the resurrection to my daily life?

It seems like every week there is another story about a professed Christian or Christian leader doing something that goes completely against God’s Word. How should we respond when this happens?

In this sermon, Pastor John talks about how God’s people should respond to sin from Ezra 9.

How do I react when I learn that other Christians are sinning? How should I respond?

Pastor John talks about how we should respond to what God does for us from Ezra 8. We will consider the question: “How should believers be responding to God’s good hand?”
How do I respond to what the Lord has done for me? How should I respond to God’s good hand?

Elder Wade speaks about The Springs of Life from Proverbs 4:20-27
What are things we hold on to that keep us apart from our Lord?

Pastor John speaks on Ezra 7. This passage will tell us about God’s good hand and His good Word.
How have I seen God acting on my behalf this week? What should Christians do with the Bible?

Elder Tom Toone shares more about “Who’s Your One in 2021?”

In this message, we will look at Ezra 5-6. This passage will tell us about how God calls us to act in faith and how God shows us His faithfulness.
In what area(s) of my life is God challenging me to show greater faith in Him? How should I respond when God shows me His faithfulness?

We finally make it to Ezra 4. Our focus will be on how to persevere when someone tries to stop us from following God. In the midst of opposition, how can we stay faithful?
Who or what tries to keep me from following God? How do I try to persevere?

A sermon from Pastor John Toone.

We finally make it to Ezra 4. Our focus will be on how to persevere when someone tries to stop us from following God. In the midst of opposition, how can we stay faithful?
Who or what tries to keep me from following God? How do I try to persevere?

I this sermon, we begin on a new sermon series on Ezra-Nehemiah. Like the Israelites in exile, we have experienced many events that have kept us from serving God the way we were used to. But now, how should we move forward? The books of Ezra and Nehemiah help us answer that question. We’ll start this week in Ezra 1-2 learning about how God keeps His promises.
Will God keep what He has promised? How can I learn to trust Him?

It is times like this that remind us how important it is to build our lives on the right foundation. In this sermon, we talk about that very thing.

In Matthew 7:24-29, Jesus ends the Sermon on the Mount by challenging us to put what He has taught into practice. To know and obey Jesus is to build a life on a solid rock rather than shifting sands.

What is my life built on? According to Jesus, how should a follower of God live?”

Elder Tom Toone shares about “Who’s Your One in 2021?”

How to start 2021 well grounded.
A message from Elder Wade Hutcheson.

In this message, we will talk about an important choice we have to make this Christmas. In Matthew 7:13-23, Jesus begins to wrap up the Sermon on the Mount with a challenging application.
Does Jesus know me? Does faith in Jesus make a difference in how I live?

In this message, we will learn about a different kind of gift exchange in the Sermon on the Mount. In Matthew 7:7-12, we discover that God gives us the gift of answered prayer and expects us to give the gift of ‘doing unto others’ in return.
Do I pray like I really believe that God always answers prayer? What should ‘doing unto others’ look like in my own life?

In this message, we will see what Jesus has to say about judging others in the Sermon on the Mount. Should we judge others? If not, how do we deal with people who disagree with us?
Am I hypercritical or judgmental? How should I approach addressing people who I disagree with?