Sermons on Great Commission
Excuses
Happy New Year! As we set resolutions, it’s common to struggle with keeping them. We all aspire to improve but sometimes find ourselves making excuses, even with God, about our failures. We might say, “Now is not the right time to serve, to reach people, or to fulfill what God has called us to do.” Our divine calling is to bear fruit and bring people closer to God. Despite having every tool at our disposal, we often resort to various…
Fishers of Men
As we reflect on the divine mission entrusted to us by Jesus before His ascension to Heaven, we are reminded of the timeless duty that every Christian carries today – to share the Gospel with the entire world. This mission, known as the Great Commission, is God’s call to every believer to be beacons of light in a world seeking salvation. Pastor Chris Willett takes us through Matthew 9:13, where we encounter the transformative story of Matthew the Tax Collector,…
Serving God Unconditionally
Special guest Bryce Ledford shares his testimony and how we should all serve the Lord unconditionally.
Asking Silly Questions
23 But avoid foolish and ignorant disputes, knowing that they generate strife. II Timothy 2:23 One of the greatest tools of the enemy is misdirection, leading us to focus on the wrong things. The Bible cautions the Church that we should not argue or debate silly questions that cause division, strife, ultimately distracting us from declaring the truths of the Bible. Pastor Chris Willett takes us to Matthew 22:15-42 for this lesson. The Bible shares the account of silly questions asked…
Followers of Jesus
What does a follower of Jesus look like? Pastor Chris Willett takes us to Matthew 4:18-22 to find out.
A Moral Absolute
The Bible is full of timeless and eternal absolute truths. Today Pastor Chris Willett discusses the moral absolute of sowing and reaping. Focus verses Galatians 6:6-9.