Sermons from 2025
The Lord is my Portion: Living Faith on Display
Psalm 119:57-64 Psalm 119 calls us to focus on the scriptures because we want to see God more clearly and know God more nearly. Pastor Ben Khazraee looks at a stanza of this psalm, emphasizing that cherishing God is the foundation upon which living in faith is built.
Jesus, the Righteous Branch
Jeremiah 23:5-6 The scriptures are replete with numerous prophecies about the arrival of a messiah, and all these prophecies were fulfilled by the birth, life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. Pastor Doug Link guides us through one such prophecy found in Jeremiah, which states that Jesus came to Earth to rescue humanity from their sins.
Miraculous Conception
Matthew 1:18-25 The virgin birth of Jesus to his mother, Mary, has always been a subject of contention for those who doubt its possibility. Pastor Rod Bunton examines Matthew’s account from Joseph’s perspective and makes clear the reasons behind the necessity of this miraculous event.
Peace to the World
Ephesians 2:17-22 By dismantling the barriers between Jews and Gentiles, God also fostered unity within the church. Pastor Rod Bunton explains how Christ’s sacrifice fulfilled the eternal plan to establish peace among all believers.
Thou Who Wast Rich Beyond All Splendor
2 Corinthians 8:9 In this Christmas season topic, Pastor Doug Link examines the history of a theologically rich hymn and celebrates the truths found within its lyrics.
Breaking Down the Barrier of the Dividing Wall
Ephesians 2:14-16 There was a dividing wall between Jews and Gentiles, but there’s also a barrier between God and all men. Pastor Rod Bunton demonstrates how Jesus Christ’s work dismantled that barrier, uniting Jews and Gentiles into one church.
Samson: Failures and Faith on Display
Judges 16 Pastor Ben Khazraee concludes the narrative of Samson’s peculiar tenure as Judge of Israel, emphasizing that despite his shortcomings, he ultimately fulfilled God’s purpose.
Brought Near by the Blood of Christ
Ephesians 2:12-13 The Jewish nation was called out by God to be distinct from the rest of the world, granting them unique advantages over everyone else. Pastor Rod Bunton continues in Chapter 2, where we discover that the Gentiles are no longer on the outside looking in due to the transformative power of God’s intervention.
Gentiles in the Flesh
Ephesians 2:11 In the first ten verses of Chapter 2, Paul describes the state of every person before conversion and the transformative power of God. Pastor Rod Bunton delves into the second half of this chapter, emphasizing that both Jews and Gentiles were separated from Christ, despite their differences in heritage.
That We Would Walk in Good Works
Ephesians 2:10 As Paul outlined three reasons why God intervened in the lives of those destined for salvation, he answers the question, “Now what?” Pastor Rod Bunton explains that the third reason gives us the instruction to live out our obligation to walk like Christ.
Samson, Set Apart to Save
Judges 13 Pastor Ben Khazraee covers Chapter 13, where we are introduced to Samson, whom God will install as the next judge of Israel.
So That No One May Boast
Ephesians 2:8-9 Paul outlines three reasons why God saves us from his wrath. Pastor Rod Bunton looks at the second reason in this widely recognized passage that is frequently misunderstood.