Ronnie Spicer 7/28/25 Ronnie Spicer 7/28/25

Ministers For The Word

SERMON

Text: Acts 6:1-7

Description: Believers are called to preserve the ministry of God’s word. This preservation takes many forms of obedience and requires that we be overflowing with this Word in order to be effective.

Ronnie Spicer 7/21/25 Ronnie Spicer 7/21/25

The Indomitable Root Of God’s Blessing

SERMON

Text: Acts 5:17-42

Description: God’s Word is the root of the church and must always be supreme.

David Young 7/6/25 David Young 7/6/25

True Assurance

SERMON

Text: Psalm 125

Description: An adapted sermon that contrasts true assurance of salvation with false assurance, asserting that genuine faith is an obedient faith and is ultimately grounded in the unchanging promises of God.

David Young 6/29/25 David Young 6/29/25

The Headwaters of Pentecost

SERMON

Text: Ezekiel 47:1-12

Description: We live in a Pentecosted world where the Holy Spirit flows like a mighty river, bringing life, renewal, and the promise of Christ’s kingdom filling the earth. Ezekiel 47:1–12 unveils this glorious vision.

David Young 6/22/25 David Young 6/22/25

“By Faith”

SERMON

TEXT: Hebrew 11:8-16

Description:An adapted sermon that explores the faith of our forefathers and how it animates us in our daily living and will ultimately change the world.

Ronnie Spicer 6/15/25 Ronnie Spicer 6/15/25

God Is Here and He’s Here to Stay (07)

SERMON

Text: Acts 5:1-16

Description: A sermon on God’s election of the Church as the vessel of his dominion and therefore the special recipients of his love and protection.

Ronnie Spicer 6/1/25 Ronnie Spicer 6/1/25

Inconspicuous Dominion (06)

SERMON

Text: Act 4:13-31

Description: Many utilize Peter’s defiance to the Sanhedrin as a permission slip to keep faith and politics separate or to maintain a no-holds-barred assault on government. Neither interpretation approaches politics quite right because Acts 4 isn’t first about politics. Ronnie offers an alternative interpretation that keeps politics in perspective, but emphasize the main point of the text—imitating Christ’s dominion through the cross.

David Young 5/25/25 David Young 5/25/25

Trials and Temptations

SERMON

Text: James 1:12-17

Description: Adapted from a Joe Rigney sermon. David considers the difference between temptations and God-ordained trials and how Christians can count their trials all joy without being phony.

David Young 5/11/25 David Young 5/11/25

An Excellent Wife

SERMON

Text: Proverbs 31:10-31

Description: An excellent wife who can find? They’re out there, but not where you might expect. They’re too domestic to be found drowning underneath the corporate busyness, but too astute and productive not to be found in the sort of work that makes an eternal profit.

Ronnie Spicer 5/4/25 Ronnie Spicer 5/4/25

Repent for Renewal (04)

SERMON

Text: Acts 3

Description: Times of refreshing for the world are released in so far as the Church repents of her sins and shortcomings. If we want Christ to renew the world, then the Church must call out for the Spirit to bring about inward change and visible reformation in every single household and heart.

David Young 4/27/25 David Young 4/27/25

Loving the Standard

SERMON

Text: Deuteronomy 6:1-9

Description: Parenting isn’t just about getting kids to keep the standard. It’s about training them to love the standard. David preaches a message that encourages parents to do more to foster a delight in God’s law than demanding a rigid compliance to it.

Ronnie Spicer 4/20/25 Ronnie Spicer 4/20/25

Meet the Risen Christ

SERMON

Text: Luke 24:13-35

Description: A message that helps believers avoid subscribing to a dead, doctrinal Jesus that can’t save, but encourages them to meet the living, risen One in the Word and the Table.

Troy Greene 4/6/25 Troy Greene 4/6/25

The Way of Love and Mercy

SERMON

Text: Luke 6:17-49

Description: Pastor Troy explains that the way of Christ isn’t simply ideological deconstruction. It is the way of love and mercy. The Church, therefore, must be characterized by such love and mercy, not only by what she opposes and rejects.