3/2/2014
Sent Part 3
Patrick Payton continues this series in Acts on being sent on God’s mission to bring the Gospel to the world because Jesus transforms us and we wish to see that transformation in others.
View Sermon2/23/2014
Sent Part 2
Scott Hall continues this series in Acts on how all Christians are sent – this week Scott looks at how every individual has a specific purpose that God has created in order to bring the Gospel to the world.
View Sermon2/16/2014
Sent Part 1
Scott Hall begins a series on the early church in Acts and how we are sent for the Gospel just as the members of the church were 2,000 years ago.
View Sermon2/9/2014
Change Part 5
Patrick Payton closes out the series on change for a Christ follower by looking at Hebrew 11 and bringing to attention that every Christ follower has a destiny to influence others in order to bring them to God.
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Change Part 4
Patrick Payton continues the series on change for a Christ follower by taking a look at how we resist change because of uncertainty or our lack of control.
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Change Part 3
Patrick Payton continues this series on change for a Christ follower by taking a look at Ephesians 3 to see we can get rid of the hinderances of change.
View Sermon1/19/2014
Change Part 2
Patrick Payton continues this series on change for a Christ follower by going through the fundamental issue of change that is presented in John 13.
View Sermon1/12/2014
Change Part 1
Patrick Payton paves the path for a new series on change for followers of Jesus based upon John 15.
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Reflecting On Our Redefining Part 2
Dustin Pearce finishes out the short series on reflecting how we define ourselves as individuals and how we can draw our focus to Jesus according to Matthew 8 so that we can be defined as we truly should be.
View Sermon12/29/2013
Reflecting On Our Redefining Part 1
Dustin Pearce helps lead through Matthew 8 as he talks about what truly defines us as individuals and how Jesus redefines those who believe in him.
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