Sermons

Learn how this desire for a unique connection with God transcends circumstances, echoing in the prayers of figures like Habakkuk, and join us in seeking an authentic experience with God over the next nine weeks.

The term “cloud” is a symbol of God’s presence. From being the glory of God in Revelation to shielding the Israelites in the wilderness, and even becoming so intense that Moses couldn’t enter, the cloud is a recurring motif. Uncover the importance of waiting, as seen in Moses’ six-day wait before entering the cloud of glory (Exodus 24:14).

This year’s theme, “Root and Fruit”, is based on a story out of Isaiah 37. In the tale, King Hezekiah is facing a difficult problem where Assyria has surrounded Jerusalem. The challenge is whether to choose life or death.

It’s the end of the year—so we are looking at the end of the Bible. There are several letters that were written to the churches after Jesus was on Earth, and there is a pattern to them.

Here we see insight into the spiritual empowerment of believers, emphasizing the importance of being vocal Spirit-filled. We explore the significance of speaking out loud, delving into the challenges individuals face in vocalizing their devotion particularly through the practice of speaking in tongues.

Jot December 10th in your calendars and come watch our kids, youth, and even adults in this awesome celebration service! 2023 Christmas Theme: “The Wait Is Over”