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Where could the idea of "Saved by grace alone" come from? Can we work and earn our way to Heaven? Are there any works we have to do to be saved?

Luke 3:1-20 We must repent in order to be saved. What will you sacrifice to share the truth?

Jacob reaps what he has sown. But in the backdrop God is working. God sees.

Psalm 1 Beware of the choices you make. The rewards of the wicked is darkness, hate, pain and detah. The rewards of the blessed are fulfillment, joy, hope, love, grace and life. Choose wisely!

The epistle of Ephesians contains the apostolic blueprint for church that will fill all with Jesus and bring forth the eternal purposes of God in the lives of people and cities. In chapter 5 we a continuation of the message started in chapter 4 concerning how to live life in Jesus. This chapter is all about the choices we need to make daily. In this message Steve bring practical and important insights of how to live a life of loving obedience and submission as His bride.

Psalm 53:1-6 Consider the throne of your life. Who have you chosen to sit upon it? Yourself or Jesus Christ. Your decision will have consequences or rewards. Choose wisely!

Luke 4:14-30 There are many times in life when we are faced with tough decisions; these become the defining moments of our lives. In the sermon Truth or Consequences Pastor Coon challenges us with being truthful, suffering the consequences, and how those decisions will define us.

You've sinned. Now what? This lesson talks about the different steps to follow when dealing with the failure of sin.

Curtis Graham shares that God is unwavering in His loyalty, compassion and love for us; ready to restore us when we call upon Him.

God's Right Of Way

The author of Hebrews is making it clear that in regards to your salvation you are either drifting out of neglect or you are growing out of deliberate effort. The author makes it clear that we Christ offers a great salvation and there are consequences for neglecting it, and we are all in danger of drifting from it.

Some people think that Christianity is only about what you believe. It is an academic issue. However, the Christian faith is not just academic, it is also practical. It relates to everyday life and impacts everything we do. This is one of the reasons we begin a brief (for us) overview of the book of…

If you drop a rock into a pool of water you will see that the rock creates ripples that move from the point of entry out into the surrounding waters. We call this the ripple effect. If you are in a swimming pool when someone does one of those “cannonballs” into a pool you are most likely going to get…

Everywhere we go we find people making claims. Political candidates tell us their program is the best for the country We are told that various pills will help us lose weight, regain sexual virility, or improve our memory Infomercials offer us a certain program that is guaranteed to increase our income…

We live at a time when radical terrorist plots and acts, horrible acts of racial cleansing, and brutal murders are on the news most every night. We deplore the acts of Muslim extremists who strike out at innocent victims. We pray for God to stop such murderous and hate-filled acts. Consequently we experience…

Imagine going for a drive in your car. At every intersection you make a decision. Making the right decision as to which direction to travel will determine whether you reach your destination or end up desperately lost. Each day you and I make decisions that determine the course of our lives. Every decision…

Last week we began our study of the last half of Romans 1. Paul’s purpose of the letter is to explain to us the wonder of God’s grace and the salvation that can be ours through God’s mercy in Christ. However, Paul knows that before we will receive God’s grace we need to see our need for a Savior. He…

If you have watched a 3-D movie you have probably enjoyed watching as things seem to jump off the screen. We went to MGM at Disneyworld a number of years ago and watched a 3-D movie that made the movie quite and experience. In addition to the 3-D video effects when a wave came toward you, you were squirted…

We have reached that time of the year when just about anything you watch on television is a re-run. In a few weeks we will be watching all the Christmas episodes of our favorite shows while we sit in the shade to avoid the summer heat. As we look at Genesis 20 you may feel that we are going into summer…

When people talk about the attributes and character of God you are almost certain to hear about God's Love, His mercy, His omnipotence, omniscience and omnipresence. I guess you could call these the "popular" attributes of God. There are also some that are not so popular. I would call them the forgotten…

We have many choices to make in life, one choice we may have to make is how to respond when we are persecuted as Christians. This sermon examines how the early church responded to persecution and how these responses resulted in the spread of the Gospel message.

By Pastor Glenn Pease The battle for freedom of some kind is being fought around the world. Here in our own land there are constant battles for freedom of religion. Minorities all over the world are fighting for freedom. Years ago Heine said, "Freedom is the new religion; the religion of our time." The…

“God [asked Adam], ‘Who told you that you were naked? Have you eaten of the tree of which I commanded you not to eat?’” [1] The first question God asked of the man was, “Where are you” [GENESIS 3:9]? The man’s response was the first indication that things had changed for the first couple. Adam said,…