Recent Sermons

The grace of God is amazing! By his grace we are saved from our sins and given a restored relationship with God. However, the working of grace does not stop there. God's grace changes our lives as well. His grace teaches us what it means not only to be his child but to live for him.

No matter who you are in the church, male or female, young or old, God expects his Word to change your life. In whatever stage of life that you are in, God requires you to exercise self-control that is guided by a sound biblical foundation. He expects you to take him seriously and live your life accordingly. Only then can you be a healthy Christian contributing to a healthy church community.

A foundation of sound doctrine is critical for a healthy church community. Biblical thinking is intended to produce biblical living. Each generation within the church is responsible to think biblically, to act biblically, and to teach and model biblical truths to others for the glory of God.

In Titus chapter 2, Paul shifts his focus from the leadership to the congregation. He emphasizes the importance of every believer’s involvement in the community life of the church. Older men and women are vital to the spiritual health of the church. Therefore, Paul admonishes them to live and serve in a manner appropriate to the sound teaching of the Word of God.