A message from the series “Moses // The Journey of Faith.” God tests us not to understand our thoughts, but to reveal what is in our hearts through our actions and obedience. Using the example of manna in the wilderness, Pastor Bob illustrated that God’s provision is abundant and dependably met daily, encouraging us to trust Him rather than rely on our own resources. Remain faithful and grateful, especially during times of abundance, so we don’t forget the God who provides for us.

A message from the series “Moses // The Journey of Faith.” Just like the Israelites faced their fears while trapped between the Egyptians and the sea, we too must confront our chaos and trust in God’s promises. Our obedience to God is essential for receiving His miracles, and we should remember His past faithfulness to overcome fear and anxiety. Pastor Bob encourages us to praise God for His strength and deliverance as we look forward to witnessing His goodness in our lives.

A message from the series “Moses // The Journey of Faith.” Moses’s journey is not his own; it’s a reflection of the journey of faith that we each are on. In this message, Pastor Bob shares two core messages: God never breaks His promises, and He always has a plan to bring hope and assurance. With that in mind, we are encouraged to remain committed to God: be reminded of His constant presence and that we can cry out to Him in times of need.

A message from the series “Moses // The Journey of Faith.” In this series opening, Pastor Bob emphasizes that every individual is on a unique journey of faith, led by a consistent God who never breaks His promises. Looking at the call of Moses, Pastor Bob highlights three essential points that are true for us all: God desires a personal relationship with us, His promises are reliable, and the plans He makes plans are unfaltering.

A message from the series “God\’s Good Beginnings.”

A message from the series “Christmas Bethlehem Style.” The shepherds played a significant role in the Nativity story. Pastor Bob highlighted how the shepherds, considered outcasts, were the first to receive the announcement of Jesus’s birth, emphasizing God’s choice to include the humble in His plan. The sermon encourages us to reflect on the excitement and joy of Christmas, reminding us of the importance of sharing our personal experiences of faith like the shepherds did.

A message from the series “Christmas Bethlehem Style.” The manger symbolizes Jesus’s humility, accessibility, and the greater purpose of His birth. It shows the incredible generosity that God chooses to offer to everyone, no matter who they are or what they’ve done. Ultimately, Pastor Bob challenges us to acknowledge the remarkable gift of Jesus, born in humble circumstances, who came with the mission to die for humanity’s sins.

A message from the series “Christmas Bethlehem Style.” The journey of Mary and Joseph to Bethlehem serves as a reminder of how God orchestrated events to fulfill prophecies, illustrating that our faith should be active in the everyday moments of life. Ultimately, Pastor Bob encouraged the congregation to open their hearts to Jesus, who promises a place in His Kingdom for those who do.

A message from the series “Christmas Bethlehem Style.” The prophet Isaiah was writing to the Israelites during a hopeless time. Despite their rebellion from God and the ensuing darkness, Pastor Justin emphasized the hopeful prophecy of Jesus’s coming as the light in their despair, bringing joy, and peace as the Wonderful Counselor and Prince of Peace. The message culminates with an invitation to make room for Jesus in our lives, committing to let Him guide us as we navigate life’s challenges and embrace hope.

A message from the series “Be the One.” In this Thanksgiving-themed message, Pastor Bob underscored the significance gratitude should play in a believer’s life. He encouraged the listeners to remember their dependence on God, especially during difficult times, and reassured them of Christ’s presence and compassion in their struggles. Because of this, our worship should be based in gratitude. This Thanksgiving, remember to not only appreciate your blessings, but recognize the Healer and Savior behind those gifts.