Don't Covet

November 8, 2020 • Rob Rigsbee

Are the 10 Commandments still relevant?  Do they apply to the Christian life? You bet they do! As values are quickly shifting in our culture, highlighting the timelessness and goodness of these 10 Words God gave to His covenant people will help us delight in God’s love for us. They will also expose our current sinfulness which will spotlight God’s gift of grace to us in Christ Jesus.

Don't Give False Testimony

November 1, 2020 • Rob Rigsbee

Are the 10 Commandments still relevant?  Do they apply to the Christian life? You bet they do! As values are quickly shifting in our culture, highlighting the timelessness and goodness of these 10 Words God gave to His covenant people will help us delight in God’s love for us. They will also expose our current sinfulness which will spotlight God’s gift of grace to us in Christ Jesus.

Foundations Matter

October 2, 2022 • Jon Vance • Matthew 7:24–27

The Sermon on the Mount is the most famous sermon Jesus preached. Its name comes from the place where Jesus preached it — a mountainside that acted as a natural amphitheater along the shores of the sea of Galilee. In the sermon, Jesus covers a wide range of topics like prayer, fasting, money, worry, forgiveness, divorce, sexual lust, judging others and more. The theme that unites it all is this: Explaining God’s heart behind the law. It’s one of the most challenging biblical texts to interpret properly because it goes far deeper than just promoting external obedience to God’s moral imperatives — it speaks to the inner heart of us all!

Faith-filled Prayer

October 1, 2023 • Rob Rigsbee • James 5:13–20

The book of James contains short wisdom speeches full of metaphors and one-liners and feels a bit like the Old Testament book of Proverbs dressed up in New Testament clothes. James was also greatly influenced by Jesus’ teachings on the kingdom of God - especially from the Sermon on the Mount. The book’s main thrust is encouraging God's people to put their faith into actions. James prompts believers to act like God's people by living as genuine examples of people who are being transformed by His holiness.

The Right Plan: An Acts 2 Church

June 3, 2018 • Rob Rigsbee

Leaders change and trends go out of style. Only churches that are built on the solid foundation of God's Word will grow and remain effective. In this series, we will explore nine unchanging biblical principles that provide an eternal foundation for building and growing a faithful church in today's culture.

Bear much Fruit

March 3, 2019 • Rob Rigsbee

This week is our last RED LETTERS from John 15:1-8. Jesus teaches us through a vineyard metaphor about how He is the ultimate source of life and how He will help produce fruit in our lives — if we are grafted into Him!

Don't Steal

October 25, 2020 • Rob Rigsbee

Are the 10 Commandments still relevant?  Do they apply to the Christian life? You bet they do! As values are quickly shifting in our culture, highlighting the timelessness and goodness of these 10 Words God gave to His covenant people will help us delight in God’s love for us. They will also expose our current sinfulness which will spotlight God’s gift of grace to us in Christ Jesus.

Ask, Seek, Knock

September 25, 2022 • Rob Rigsbee • Matthew 7:7–23

The Sermon on the Mount is the most famous sermon Jesus preached. Its name comes from the place where Jesus preached it — a mountainside that acted as a natural amphitheater along the shores of the sea of Galilee. In the sermon, Jesus covers a wide range of topics like prayer, fasting, money, worry, forgiveness, divorce, sexual lust, judging others and more. The theme that unites it all is this: Explaining God’s heart behind the law. It’s one of the most challenging biblical texts to interpret properly because it goes far deeper than just promoting external obedience to God’s moral imperatives — it speaks to the inner heart of us all!

Patience and Endurance

September 24, 2023 • Rob Rigsbee • James 5:7–11

The book of James contains short wisdom speeches full of metaphors and one-liners and feels a bit like the Old Testament book of Proverbs dressed up in New Testament clothes. James was also greatly influenced by Jesus’ teachings on the kingdom of God - especially from the Sermon on the Mount. The book’s main thrust is encouraging God's people to put their faith into actions. James prompts believers to act like God's people by living as genuine examples of people who are being transformed by His holiness.

The Right Practice: Giving to the Cause

May 27, 2018 • Rob Rigsbee

Leaders change and trends go out of style. Only churches that are built on the solid foundation of God's Word will grow and remain effective. In this series, we will explore nine unchanging biblical principles that provide an eternal foundation for building and growing a faithful church in today's culture.

Walk by the Spirit

February 24, 2019 • Matt Dugan

This week we are looking at Jesus’ RED LETTERS in John 14-16 where Jesus tells his disciples that the Father will be sending the Holy Spirit after he goes away. In these RED LETTERS, Jesus lets them in on what life will be like living in and walking in the Spirit.

The Opening, Thanksgiving, and Prayer

September 15, 2019 • Rob Rigsbee

Under house arrest as a prisoner in Rome, yet full of joy and thankfulness, Paul wrote this letter to encourage his fellow servants living in Philippi with whom he shared a close partnership. Paul wanted to express his gratitude and affection to his strongest supporters in ministry. The dominant theme running through the letter is joy. The words "joy" and "rejoice" are used 16 times within the epistle. In the Christian life, joy is all about perspective. True joy is not based on circumstances. It is only found through a close and trusting relationship with Jesus Christ.

Introduction

September 8, 2019 • Rob Rigsbee

Under house arrest as a prisoner in Rome, yet full of joy and thankfulness, Paul wrote this letter to encourage his fellow servants living in Philippi with whom he shared a close partnership. Paul wanted to express his gratitude and affection to his strongest supporters in ministry. The dominant theme running through the letter is joy. The words "joy" and "rejoice" are used 16 times within the epistle. In the Christian life, joy is all about perspective. True joy is not based on circumstances. It is only found through a close and trusting relationship with Jesus Christ.

Jesus Invites Sinners

August 16, 2020 • Matt Dugan

Pastor Matt Dugan ends our summer series talking about how Jesus INVITES sinners to the table.

Don't Commit Adultery

October 18, 2020 • Rob Rigsbee

Are the 10 Commandments still relevant?  Do they apply to the Christian life? You bet they do! As values are quickly shifting in our culture, highlighting the timelessness and goodness of these 10 Words God gave to His covenant people will help us delight in God’s love for us. They will also expose our current sinfulness which will spotlight God’s gift of grace to us in Christ Jesus.

The Triumphal Entry

March 28, 2021 • Rob Rigsbee

In this series, we will be exploring the coming of God’s Kingdom as it unfolds throughout the gospel of Luke. In Christianity, the Kingdom of God is understood as the cosmic spiritual realm over which God reigns as king. Jesus was sent from heaven to usher in God’s Kingdom on earth. Throughout this series, we will be exploring both the nature of God’s Kingdom as well as our role in it.

Colossians 4:2-6

February 13, 2022 • Rob Rigsbee

Do Not Judge

September 18, 2022 • Rob Rigsbee • Matthew 7:1–6

The Sermon on the Mount is the most famous sermon Jesus preached. Its name comes from the place where Jesus preached it — a mountainside that acted as a natural amphitheater along the shores of the sea of Galilee. In the sermon, Jesus covers a wide range of topics like prayer, fasting, money, worry, forgiveness, divorce, sexual lust, judging others and more. The theme that unites it all is this: Explaining God’s heart behind the law. It’s one of the most challenging biblical texts to interpret properly because it goes far deeper than just promoting external obedience to God’s moral imperatives — it speaks to the inner heart of us all!

The Danger of Wealth

September 17, 2023 • Rob Rigsbee • James 4:13–17, James 5:1–6

The book of James contains short wisdom speeches full of metaphors and one-liners and feels a bit like the Old Testament book of Proverbs dressed up in New Testament clothes. James was also greatly influenced by Jesus’ teachings on the kingdom of God - especially from the Sermon on the Mount. The book’s main thrust is encouraging God's people to put their faith into actions. James prompts believers to act like God's people by living as genuine examples of people who are being transformed by His holiness.

I Know I Have Eternal Life

June 4, 2017 • Rob Rigsbee

PROVE IT - 6 week series on 1 John. The BIG IDEA of this series is this: The way a Christian lives their life should be outward, visible, living proof of their connection to and their fellowship with God the Father. And in this letter, the apostle John walks us through six aspects of the Christian life that deserve more than just our lip http://service...they deserve our living proof.

The Right Promise: The Gospel

May 20, 2018 • Rob Rigsbee

Leaders change and trends go out of style. Only churches that are built on the solid foundation of God's Word will grow and remain effective. In this series, we will explore nine unchanging biblical principles that provide an eternal foundation for building and growing a faithful church in today's culture.