Sermons & Teaching

2 Peter 1:8-10
God grows our faith and enables us to be disciples of Jesus. God wants us to have an abundant, fruitful Christian life. If we lack the spiritual growth, we are shortsighted and perhaps spiritually blind.

Preacher–Pastor Jon

We have added to our faith virtue, and now we add knowledge and beyond. The growing in Christ is the journey that never stops and these are the steps needed to mature in Christian living. Be more than just born again, grow!

Pastor Jon

Peter lays out some expectations for our spiritual growth. We start with faith and add to it because we are partakers of the divine nature in Christ. Hopefully, this is a process you are willing to grow with to become who God desires you to be.

Preacher — Pastor Jon

This is part two of the intro to 2 Peter but moves us into the content of verses 2-4 as we focus on knowing Christ to prepare us for the principles of growing in relationship with God and each other.

Today is the start of a new series on the book of 2 Peter. Since we’d introduced Peter earlier I don’t spend much time on him.

The two themes I focus on are the grace and peace that are in the greeting. But knowledge and knowing are a primary topic as we learn how to enjoy that grace and peace because we know God.

A Study of Psalm 1 on living a prosperous Christ-centered life guided by a relationship with God. both from the study of the word and communion via prayer.

Luke 19 has the story of Palm Sunday, the Triumphal Entry to Jerusalem that day so long ago. It was a declaration that He was King, but as verse 41 reminds us He was a King with a heart that was broken even for those he was to rebuke.

Preacher — Pastor Jon

The text takes us further past the first part of chapter 6 to a deeper understanding of our relationship with church discipline and base our works on our relationship with God 1 Corinthians 6:12-19 is the principle laid out that we are not our own but Christ’s. Our body is God’s Temple, that should change how we live.

Teacher — Jack Greenwood

Who do we follow and why? It should be Jesus that we follow and emulate. 1 Peter 2:22-25 shows us how Jesus lived to die so that He can be our ultimate perfect shepherd. This is our model and pattern to live for Christ.

Preacher — Pastor Jon