Sermons

Lacking NothingOf all the Psalms in the Bible perhaps none is better known than Psalm 23. This passage is loved by those who know the LORD and those who have nothing to do with the faith. This week we begin a deep dive into these ancient words of King David to see why we can put all our confidence in the LORD.

Paths of RighteousnessThis week we’ll investigate the particular path in which the Good Shepherd always leads His sheep and the surprising motivation for His leadership. When we rightly understand the Shepherd’s path and motivation, we can be greatly encouraged.

You Are With MeThere are many dangerous situations Jesus’ sheep face as they journey through life. But the good news is that the LORD intervenes to protect and provide for his people. In these words from Psalm 23:4, we find a medicine chest for our souls.

Unlimited RefillsIf the promise of God’s presence to guide us in the valley of the shadow of death isn’t gracious enough, then look more specifically at how the LORD meets us as a gracious banquet host.

Hot PursuitHaving seen the Lord as Shepherd and Banquet Host, God’s care for His people reaches a climactic conclusion as He pursues us with love and mercy all the days of our lives.

A Mandatory BirthWhen Jesus spoke with a religious scholar of His day, He shocked him with the declaration, "You must be born again." Jesus said the new birth is absolutely mandatory for everyone. This week we begin our series by investigating Jesus' starting words.

Supernatural From AboveWhen Jesus spoke to Nicodemus, He told him three times, “You must be born again.” Where does this new birth come from, and do we have a role to play in the new birth? We’ll investigate these important questions this week.

Through the WordFor those of us who are born again, our stories will vary, but we all have one thing in common: the new birth came to us through the Word of God.

An All-Inclusive BirthWhen Jesus was speaking with Nicodemus about the necessity of the new birth, He clearly expected Nicodemus to understand what He was talking about. Why? Because the Scriptures promise an "all inclusive" transformation for the people of God. This week we investigate the foundational promise made to God’s people and see the comprehensive nature of the promise.

A Rescuing Birth

Eternal Birth

Born Again BirthmarksThis week we conclude our series with a composite sketch of someone who has experienced the new birth. We should all examine ourselves to discern the quality of our profession.