Sermons

When the Bible speaks about worship, it is very clear not only about why and who we worship, but how we do it. Consider with us why scripture so repeatedly commands worshipping the Lord with raised hands.

John 6:66 reports that many of Jesus' disciples turned back and no longer followed him. Why did this happen then, and why does it happen now? Finally, how should we prepare and respond?

The hardest thing you will ever have to do in your life is to submit to the will of God. If you aren't being challenged, you aren't growing. In Mark 14, Jesus' experience in Gethsemane (the place of crushing) teaches us about this submission.

How do we develop our character? The life of Joseph, with examples of dreams and providence, shows us the development of an outstanding life.

You've got two kinds of cards to play from: destiny and choice. Learn from the account of Jacob and Esau about the interaction of God's divine destiny for you and your choices.

We all find ourselves in circumstances that are outside of our control. In Jacob's life, God shows us how to act and react in situations that we may not understand.

Where was God when ___________? All of us have to deal with this question and parts of our stories that we do not understand. In this series, Pastor Harris teaches through lessons from the lives of Job, Jacob, Joseph, and Jesus.

Whatever your journey, it matters and can have lasting significance. Hear how to make your journey count as Dr. Beasley, Interim Director of Ministries, offers this message from Genesis 28.

The second part of the 2019 Christmas series focuses on the incarnation: that in Jesus, God became a man.

During the 2019 Christmas season, Pastor Harris preaches through the wonders of the incarnation, God in the flesh, from John 1.