MOST RECENT SERMONS:

Week 4 - Character Conditions (David's Integrity)

Revenge is a natural desire of the human heart. When someone is sarcastic with us, we “rip” him back. When someone gossips behind our back, we “tear him apart.” When someone tries to hurt us, we try to hurt him back. At least, that’s how our human heart thinks. We tend to reason that the person “deserves it” removing all culpability. If there was anyone with the “right to revenge,” it was David.

Week 3 - Brotherhood (David's Friend)

Few things in life are more meaningful than a faithful friendship. Often, our friendships are built on qualities like hobbies and interests. We connect to people who love sports or woodworking like we do. We connect to people who love the same name brands, movies, TV shows, stores, etc. like we do. We especially connect to people who have come from the same cultural era as we have. None of these things are wrong, but what if our friendships could go deeper?

Week 2 - Giant Slayer (David's Courage)

Courage takes a stand! Our culture is thirsting for leaders! The kind of leaders that it can follow. The kind
of leaders that bring confidence to their choices. David became that leader on that fateful day! What can we
learn from him? How can we become courageous leaders for the Gospel of Jesus Christ? Remember, courage
is always worth the cost!

Week 1 - Unexpected (David's Anointing)

We live in a culture today where spiritual leaders are being disqualified at alarming rates. From sexual sin to gross arrogance, these men are leaving gaps that must be filled. In our human nature, maybe we have caused part of the problem by being enamored with someone’s “stage presence” over their “behind-the-scenes” integrity. We MUST realize that God doesn’t need superficial looks or abilities from us; God desires a tender and passionate heart.

Week 2 - Even If He Doesn't

Are you willing to stand alone for Christ? As we venture into our little worlds each and every day, we are faced with this question. Will I be honest when my coworker is manipulating the system for personal gain? Will I confront my friend who is talking in a derogatory way toward our teacher? Will I lovingly tell my professor or boss or coach or whoever holds authority over me that marriage is between one man and one woman?