Stand Alone Sermons

Our Eyes are on You

January 5, 2025 • Jason Trapp • 2 Chronicles 20:1–23

Commissioning Service

August 4, 2024 • Jason Trapp, Joshua Camacho, Mike Burchfield

A Holistic Life of Prayer

July 7, 2024 • Danny Slavich • James 4

The Gospel and Beautiful Feet

March 10, 2024 • Daren Beck

Parousia Sunday

December 31, 2023 • Mike Burchfield • Matthew 24, 1 Thessalonians 4:13–17, Revelation 20, Revelation 21

High King of Heaven

July 2, 2023 • Danny Slavich • Daniel 1:8–16

Praetorian Project

February 26, 2023 • Brian O'Day • Philippians 1:1–14

The Praetorian Project is a family of 10 churches with a heart and culture to reach active military men and women with the gospel of Jesus Christ. Currently, more than 80% of the Marine Corps has access to these family of churches, and in 2015 they expanded to all military communities worldwide. Brian O'Day is the pastor of one of the pillar churches in Jacksonville, North Carolina.

The Great Comfort of the Great Commission

February 19, 2023 • BJ Lopez • Matthew 28:18–20

The Three 'Hows' of Christ's Return

January 1, 2023 • Mike Burchfield • Titus 2:11–14

Unnamed, Unknown, Undaunted

February 20, 2022 • Mike Burchfield • Acts 11:26, Acts 11:19–21

Missions Month: Rev. Albert

February 13, 2022

The Surprising Secret of Happiness

July 11, 2021 • Danny Slavich

Maintaining Unity in Diversity

March 7, 2021 • Mike Burchfield

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To the End of the Earth

February 28, 2021 • David Frederick

A theme in the Bible is how God wants to be known to the ends of the earth. God gets his hands dirty in the mess of the brokenness of this world and in response to our sin. The Lord redeems and saves the broken and contrite in heart and desires the whole world knows of his salvation. This message explores that theme from the text of Isaiah 49:1-6 which speaks of a “Servant” God is sending to bring his people back from exile and to proclaim God’s goodness to the ends of the earth.

Three Keys to Joy in Adversity

February 21, 2021 • Mike Burchfield

One of the realities of living in our world is that adversity is a common experience which everyone faces sooner or later; and often, negative emotions like fear, sadness, despair and depression accompany it. When adversity comes, does a Christian have to remain stuck in those negative emotions though? In this message from Philippians, we see that the answer to this question is a resounding ’No”. Using Paul’s life of adversity as an example, the sermon examines three keys to finding joy in the midst of adversity - and that which gave Paul joy despite many and various trials and tests is available to every person who is in relation with Jesus Christ.