Sunday Worship 04/27/25
The Pursuit of Peace
[Romans 12:14-21] – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson
One word that describes our world and current climate is volatile. Evidence is seen all over the media. Everyone has something that “triggers” them. We can’t control the world, but we can control ourselves. Today we will see how the Lord tells us to seek peace not only for our own sake, but also for the sake of the gospel.
Sunday Worship 04/20/25
A Resurrection? Really?
[John 20:1-31] – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson
What if your Christian walk was a misuse of time and energy? If the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ is nothing but a myth or fairy tale, then my friend, your faith is a sham. So, how do we know it’s true? Did Jesus really rise from the dead? That is quite a claim.
Sunday Worship 04/13/25
A Merciful and Necessary Death
[John 19:16b-42] – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson
Why did Jesus have to die? Couldn’t God just forgive people? The death and resurrection of Jesus is an essential tenet of the Christian faith. Without it, our faith is worthless. Do you hold it and defend it without reservation? This morning we will discover why you should.
Sunday Worship 04/06/25
Christ, Through You to Them
[Romans 12:14-21] – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson
A worthless Christianity is merely a theoretical Christianity. Knowing about Christ is not enough. How does Christ’s love emanate from you? Do those around you witness the supernatural living you have been called to? This morning, we continue to look at the “Marks of a True Christian.”
Sunday Worship 03/30/25
The Christian Response
[Romans 12:14-21] – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson
All of us are affected by the people and situations which arise in our daily lives. Do you find yourself going with your “gut reaction”, or a Christian response? The mark of a true believer is that our response to life in the world is guided by scripture, not the flesh.
Sunday Worship 03/23/25
Our Road to Easter: Marked with Confession and Repentance
[Mark 10:46-52] – Karl Koehler
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson
The blind beggar, Bartimaeus, has a right view of Jesus and a right view of his own condition. Bartimaeus’ confession leads to salvation. Let us grow in our spiritual discipline of confession and repentance as we journey the road towards (prepare for) Easter.