Pastor Craig Davis continues a mini-series on the glorious message of the Church, the gospel, as proclaimed through the Scriptures from beginning to end.
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Intern Austin Reed brings a message of comfort from the story of Lazarus in John 11, where we find demonstrated faith and comfort that goes beyond expectation through the love of Christ.
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Pastor Craig Davis opens a topical miniseries on what it is our duty to proclaim as Christ’s church.
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Pastor Craig Davis takes the opportunity of Valentine’s Day to explore a different kind of love – the love of God, which we find does not always correspond to our fallen notions of “love”.
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Pastor Jordan Huff of the Sunnyside URC gives us a sermon from 1 Peter on suffering, with a present purpose, future glory, and ancient focus.
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Pastor Craig Davis’ series in the gospel of Mark continues as in the narrative Jesus and His disciples continue on the road to Jerusalem, where they encounter a blind beggar with a particular request – to see – which is contrasted with another recent request that followed a similar pattern.
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In the conclusion of a three-part sermon on Mark 10:35-45, Pastor Craig Davis focuses on the topic of debt resolution – and not the financial kind. (You can also find part 1 and part 2 previously.)
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Pastor Craig Davis completes his mini-series on Psalm 78 with this third part of the sermon “Do Look Back” and we see the psalmist looking forward to Christ by looking back at how God has faithfully shepherded His people in the past.
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As we continue through Psalm 78, we see God’s faithfulness even through periods of His own people’s faithlessness.
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Pastor Craig Davis continues his series “Songs of the Seventies” by beginning to look at Psalm 78, an opportunity to look back upon the things God has done.
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