Sermons

Isaiah 57:1-15 - Listen as our guest speaker, Reverend David King, exposits Isaiah 57.

1 Corinthians 15:1-34 - Listen as Pastor Ethan Swartz delivers our Easter message. Because Christ rose from the dead, we now are convinced of the reality of this event, the value of this event and we see the ethical implications of the resurrection from the dead.

Matthew 28:1-20 - Listen as Pastor Ethan finishes our series in Matthew. The Resurrection of Jesus once and for all establishes that He is the Messiah and requires that we respond with worship and unqualified obedience.

Matthew 27:32-66 - Listen as Pastor Ethan continues our series in the book of Matthew. Through the response of the crowd, creation, and believers, we see that Jesus was truly the Son of God and truly he died for our sins.

Matthew 26:47-75 - Listen as Pastor Ethan continues our series in the book of Matthew. In this section of Scripture, we see that the willingness to suffer for the Gospel comes from an understanding of the end and an intimate knowledge of our Savior.

Matthew 26:20-46 - Listen as Pastor Ethan Swartz continues our series in Matthew. In this passage we see that the solution to our weak, faithless, cowardly hearts is to be strengthened through our Union with Christ.

Matthew 26:1-19 - Listen as Pastor Ethan Swartz continues our series in Matthew. In this passage, we learn that Christ is worthy of our extravagant, costly sacrifice because He gave Himself as an extravagant, costly sacrifice for us.

Matthew 25:14-46 - Listen as Pastor Ethan Swartz continues in the book of Matthew, where we see that believers prepare for Christ's return by faithfully serving their fellow believers with the gifts, talents and resources God has given them.

Matthew 25:1-13 - Listen as Pastor Ethan Swartz continues in the book of Matthew. The Parable of the ten virgins reminds us that we must count to cost of discipleship and persevere to the end.

Matthew 24:32-51 - Listen as Pastor Ethan Swartz continues our series in the book of Matthew. Jesus Goes to great lengths in the passage to make sure we understand that it is humanly impossible to know the exact timing of His return. Our energy is better spent living as if Jesus will return at any moment.