From Matthew 11:7-15, Jesus reveals John as a great man. From this passage, we identify three marks of a great man.

From Matthew 11:1-6, we learn three reasons why John had a season of doubt, but we find encouragement from the Lord's response.

In this last sermon of the series, we identify from 1 Peter 4:7-10, four essential exercises that are needed to improve key areas of our Christian life.

From 1 Thessalonians 1:2-10, Pastor Jeremy reveals the ten benchmarks for spiritual health.

From 1 Corinthians 12:12-27, we learn five reasons why we must care for the body.

From Hebrews 10:19-25, we discover several reasons why we are called to build the body.

From Romans 12:3-8, we learn three truths about having the right perspective of serving in the body of Christ.

From Ephesians 4:1-12, Pastor Roger and Pastor Jeremy co-preach the first sermon of the new series: Body Building.

This Easter sermon helps us understand the benefit of the resurrection by understanding the purpose for Christ's death. From John 3:14-18, we find three reasons why Christ had to die.

From Acts 17, we learn that there are only three responses that man will have towards the resurrection of Christ. The question then becomes, what will you do with Christ?

From Matthew 10:32-42, we understand that the true disciple is more concerned about the Lord than he is about himself. We identify what it takes to follow Jesus.

From Matthew 10:24-31, Jesus gave four reasons why we should be not be afraid as we proclaim the name of Jesus.

From Matthew 10:16-23, we identify four things for which we must be prepared as we follow after Jesus.

From Philippians 4:10-19, Paul gives several reasons why God's people should rejoice as they give to missions. This is our Missions Sunday and we are renewing our commitment to faith promise.

From Matthew 10:1-15, Jesus gives six principles for effective ministry.

From 1 Chronicles 4:9-10, Pastor Jeremy reveals several significant truths about Jabez that we should apply to our lives today.

From Matthew 9:34-38, we see what the Lord sees. We see people from His perspective. If we look at other in light of the harvest, we will see three things.

From Matthew 9:27-33, Jesus is not only able to give life to the body, but He restores senses to the body. We see the result of faith and the response of the followers.

From Matthew 9:18-26, we see the Lord's power over death. The Lord raises up Jairus' daughter and heals the woman with the issue of blood. From this passage, we identify those who revered Him and those who jeered Him.

From Matthew 9:9-17, we understand the reasoning behind the miracles that Jesus performed. Jesus said, "I did not come to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance." In light of this truth, there are three things we must understand.

From Matthew 9:1-8, the main idea is that man's greatest need is forgiveness of sin. Jesus offered personal forgiveness before He provided personal healing. There are four things that we see from this passage.

We often set new goals for a new year. From 1 Thessalonians 4:1-12, Paul lays out three areas in which we should walk. These become our goals for 2019.

From Matthew 8:28-34, we learn truths about our spiritual enemy, the unfortunate response that is often given to Jesus, but most of all, we discover the power of Christ.

In Matthew 8:23-27, we learn four lessons from the storm.

From Matthew 8:18-22, Jesus reveals three things that define what a disciple is not.

In Matthew 8:1-17, Jesus demonstrates His power on three specific individuals that were often despised and overlooked by society. His miracles prove that He is the Promised Messiah.

From Proverbs 1:1-9, Pastor Jeremy identifies the difference between knowledge and wisdom and why we need both.

From Matthew 7:21-29, Jesus identifies those who will enter the kingdom of heaven. In this sermon, there are three things about these two professions that cannot be ignored.

From Matthew 7:15-20, Jesus warns against false prophets. We see four things about false teachers in which Jesus warns us to beware.

From Matthew 7:13-14, there are only two roads into eternity: the narrow road and the broad road. Jesus invites His listeners to enter the narrow gate that leads to life and heaven.

From Matthew 7:7-12, Jesus gives three reasons why we must love others as ourselves.

In this final message of the series, Pastor Roger examines Philippians 2:12-15 and 3:12-16 to unfold the third stage of our Living Beyond Myself model.

In this sermon, Pastor Jeremy, from Philippians 2, reveals the second stage of our Living Beyond Myself model: Connect.

From Philippians 1:6, we identify four things about the work that God is doing in our life. In this sermon, we identify the first stage of our Living Beyond Myself model.

In this series introduction Pastor Roger and Pastor Jeremy show from Romans 12:1-2 what it means to Live Beyond Ourselves.

From Matthew 6:25-34, Jesus speaks about the subject of worry and anxiety. Including several illustrations, Jesus shows that worry accomplishes nothing. Rather, trusting God to provide, demonstrating faith in Him, seeking His kingdom first is how to win over worry.

From Matthew 6:19-24, Jesus contrasts treasures in heaven vs. treasures on earth; light vs darkness; God and money.