Sermons from June 2026
Look What The Lord Has Done
This message explores the transformative journey from a works-based faith to understanding salvation through grace alone. Through the personal testimony of Gary and Kathy, the message emphasizes that salvation is not earned through religious rules, traditions, or denominational affiliations, but is a free gift received through Jesus Christ’s finished work on the cross. The message challenges believers to examine whether they are trusting in their own efforts, church attendance, or religious pedigree rather than resting solely in Christ’s redemptive sacrifice.…
Week 3: Traffic Jams (Are We There Yet?)
This sermon addresses the profound challenge of trusting God during life’s most difficult seasons—those times when we feel stuck, when circumstances don’t improve, and when relief seems impossibly distant. Using the metaphor of being stuck in traffic on a detour, the pastor explores how God sometimes allows or even orchestrates our “exile” experiences not as punishment, but as opportunities for spiritual formation. Drawing from Jeremiah 29 and the Israelites’ 70-year Babylonian exile, the message emphasizes that God calls us not…
Week 2: The Unexpected Detour
This sermon explores how life rarely goes according to our plans, using the metaphor of a road trip with unexpected detours to illustrate the Christian journey. The pastor emphasizes that while we experience disappointments, roadblocks, and painful diversions, God is never surprised or panicked by our circumstances. Drawing from Joseph’s life story, the message highlights how God works through our darkest valleys—whether caused by our own decisions, others’ actions, or life’s circumstances—to accomplish His purposes. The sermon calls believers to…
Week 1: Packing Light
This sermon emphasizes the importance of surrendering burdens and traveling light on our spiritual journey with Christ. Using the metaphor of packing for a road trip, the pastor illustrates how believers often weigh themselves down with past sins, guilt, anxieties about the future, unforgiveness, and even good things that become entanglements. The message calls Christians to cast off everything that hinders their walk with God and to trust completely in Jesus, who has already carried our burdens to the cross.…