Christ’s Second Coming

Sermon from 1 Timothy 1:1-11 in St. Charles, IL

God's Sovereign dealings with His people

A sermon on Psalm 25:1-22.

Are We Ok? | Mark 12:28-34 | Chipper Flaniken

Make Him Known, Matthew 28:18-20

If we have properly prepared our hearts (soil), it's time for God's Word to arrive. But sometimes the preparation, and the arrival of the Word come in unusual ways. Follow Elijah's encounter with God and the One Word process to see what a difference there is between a good word and a God word!

Pastor Tom Hallman of Calvary Chapel Williamsburg joins us after being one of the teachers for the Vision for Marriage retreat.

2 Corinthians 4:16-5:10

The book of Hebrews is written to a group of urban, first-century Christians who were struggling with fear and discouragement because their lives were so filled with troubles. The question this book asks is if God loves us so much, why are our lives so hard? In almost every passage, the answer it gives is that fear and discouragement can be dealt w…

Pastor Randy continues through the book of James

McKnight Crossings Church guest preacher, and MX Youth Minister, Nathan Strickland encourages us to consider God’s love for us and how it endures through all situations we find ourselves in and in which we put ourselves, and God. We are challenged to offer that same type of love to everyone around, even & especially those who are difficult to show …

The early life of Jesus is told to us as a very complex and dangerous story. But 4 times the story is interrupted to say “this happened to fulfill what was written by the prophets.”

When the fullness of time came, God sent forth His Son, born of a woman, born under the law, to redeem those under the law, so we might experience the glory of our salvation. As a result of the first coming of Christ, we should long all the more for His second coming, to make all things right!

Sermons for Advent 2024

Dietrich Bonhoeffer wrote in Life Together: “It is grace, nothing but grace, that we are allowed to live in community with Christian brothers and sisters.” The final chapter in Paul’s letter to the church in Rome highlights that often forgotten truth. In just a few verses, Paul sends greetings and thanks to dozens of people he knew by name, family,…