"Sunday Sermons" Tagged Sermons (Page 2)

"Sunday Sermons" Tagged Sermons (Page 2)

Jeremiah 29:4-14: More than a Promise

Many of us as Christians have been comforted by God’s promises in Jeremiah 29:11, but we tend to forget those promises were not made to us. In this week’s message, Eric Bouchard explains the deeper meaning we can get from the context of these promises.

Philippians 4:2-9: The Peace of The Gospel

As we come near the end of our study of Philippians, Paul moves to explaining the peace that The Gospel brings to us as believers. In this week’s message, Pastor Don McAllister explains just how that peace works in our lives.

Philippians 2:19-30: Discipleship Within the Gospel

As we continue in Paul’s letter to the Philippians, we see how he uses examples of two different people working with him to share the Gospel. In this week’s sermon, Pastor Don McAllister shows how Paul uses these examples to model how we disciple through the Gospel.

Matthew 8:23-27: The Grace of Godliness

We all face storms in our lives. In those storms, we often seek for things of the world to console us as opposed to turning to God alone. In this week’s message, Pastor Don McAllister shows how Jesus stepped up and calmed the storm for the Disciples and how He does the same for us.

Acts 11:19-26: The Church Is In God’s Hands

We are in a transition time for our church, and it is easy for us to worry about what the future may hold. The church in Acts 11 was also in a transition point, with persecution ramping up and many uncertain of where the Lord was leading. Yet in the midst of this turmoil, God showed up, and He did amazing things in and through His church. In this week’s message, Pastor Don McAllister shares what we can learn from…

Proverbs 3:5-8: The Lord Is Calling

We as fallen humans often try to trust in our own strength to do things, even the things God has called us to do. Time and time again, we fail because we do not trust in the Lord. In this week’s message, Pastor Don McAllister explains what it means to trust God and not ourselves.