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On Easter Sunday, Bro. Zach explores the implications of Jesus' resurrection in our lives from 1 Peter 1:3-5.

Cody and Margaret Cunnigham sit down with brother Zach to talk about their time serving in Kenya and their new endeavour in coming to pastor a church revitalization in Louisiana.

As we continue to look in Ephesians 4 we see that--while we are not to the point of being as mature as Christ (yet)--He has given each of us a Spiritual gift-set that we can use to help edify and nurture one another.

This is the sixth sermon in the "WEN Series." WEN stands for Worship-Evangelism-Nurture, the three broad categories we are exploring to better understand our role as a New Testament church. This week we look at Ephesians 4:13-14 to see what we, as individuals, and the Church, are being built into.

This is the fourth sermon in the "WEN Series." WEN stands for Worship-Evangelism-Nurture, the three broad categories we are exploring to better understand our role as a New Testament church. This week we look at Ephesians 4:1-6 to see what a nurturing, communal body looks like.

This is the fourth sermon in the "WEN Series." WEN stands for Worship-Evangelism-Nurture, the three broad categories we are exploring to better understand our role as a New Testament church. This week we look at John 13:31-35 to see the basis of our love for one another.

This is the fourth sermon in a series entitled the "WEN Series." WEN stands for Worship-Evangelism-Nurture, the three broad categories that we are exploring to better understand our role as a New Testament church. This week we look at Matthew 9:35-38 to see the need for witnessing and missions.

This is the first sermon in a series entitled the "WEN Series." WEN stands for Worship Evangelism Nurture, the three broad categories that we are exploring to better understand our role as a New Testament church. This week we look at Romans 10:14-17 to see the need for evangelism.

This is the first sermon in a series entitled the "WEN Series." WEN stands for Worship Evangelism Nurture, the three broad categories that we are exploring to better understand our role as a New Testament church. This week we look at Isaiah 6:1-6 to see a picture of worship.

This is the first sermon in a series entitled the "WEN Series." WEN stands for Worship Evangelism Nurture, the three broad categories that we are exploring to better understand our role as a New Testament church.

As we see the faith of Sarai and Abraham we also see the faithfulness of God to this couple.

As we turn our attention back to the book of Genesis we begin by seeing an overview of the first half(ish) of Genesis that we covered in 2019.

In Luke 24:1-12 we see the glorious resurrection of Jesus Christ! The great act that seals the promise that His people never need fear death again!

In Luke 23:26-43 we see Jesus' crucifixion. In this text we see the most beautiful display of God's love and forgiveness for undeserving sinners.

As we begin our Easter series for 2022 we look at Jesus' entry into Jerusalem and what this build-up is moving towards.

As we finish our relationships series we look at Psalm 133 that tells us how good and pleasant unity is and where it comes from

In Romans 1:16-17 we see the great drive that Paul had for sharing the Gospel with everyone. We see why this was important to him and why it should be important to us as well.

As we continue in our relationships series Bro. Grant rounds out Matthew 18 by looking at Jesus' parable and teaching about forgiving others who wrong us.

In Matthew 18:15-17 Jesus calls us to be on guard against sin, not just in our lives, but in the lives of our brothers and sisters as well. In this sermon we see that confronting sin in someone else's life isn't mean or hateful, but is actually loving and commanded!

In Ephesians 6:1-4 Paul addresses the role of children and parents and gives us some very clear instructions about how to serve in each of these roles well.