Sermon Archive
SERMON SERIES: BURNING HEARTS (PART 1) | FROM RESURRECTION TO MISSION
A message by James Holloway, delivered on May 3, 2026.
Here we find two discouraged disciples walk away from Jerusalem after the crucifixion of Jesus, struggling to make sense of what they had witnessed. Along the road to Emmaus, Jesus meets them in their confusion, and reveals that God was still at work even when they did not yet understand what He was doing. [Learn more…]
A message by Teresa Lanni, delivered on February 15, 2026..
In this message, we trace the biblical journey of Saul the Pharisee to Paul the apostle, following the account in Acts. Saul was highly educated in the Scriptures and deeply devoted to the law, yet spiritually blind to the truth that the Scriptures point to Jesus. His dramatic encounter with Christ on the road to Damascus changed everything. [Learn more…]
MORE THAN A SAVIOR: RECOVERING REVERENCE FOR CHRIST
A message by James A. Holloway, delivered on February 8, 2026.
This message calls the church to recover a biblical reverence for Jesus, not as a rejection of grace but as its proper outcome. The sermon explores how modern believers can become comfortable with forgiveness while drifting from awe, authority, and submission. Scripture presents grace and reverence together. [Learn more…]
A message from Tyler Pool, delivered on January 18, 2026.
What does real biblical faith look like in everyday life? Is faith about trusting God instead of taking responsibility or trusting God while taking responsibility? In this message, we dive deep into the tension between faith and personal responsibility, exploring how Scripture calls believers to live with active, wise, and obedient faith. [Learn more…]
THE EARLY CHURCH: UNTRADTIONAL, UNCONVENTIONAL, UNASHAMED
A message from James A. Holloway, delivered on January 4, 2026
While many people carry assumptions about what church is supposed to look like (comfortable, predictable, and contained) the first church did not fit those expectations at all. They had no buildings, programs, or institutional influence, yet God used ordinary, Spirit-filled believers to spark a movement that changed the world. [Learn more…]