Sermons from September 2026
Contending for the Faith, Part 2
Jude 3-16 What happens when people who claim to follow God twist his grace into an excuse to sin, and how can believers stay secure when error creeps into the church? In this message, Pastor Doug Link explores the assurance that God preserves all who belong to him, the believer’s call to persevere in that love, and how Old Testament examples equip the church to recognize and stand against false teaching.
Redemption Depends on God’s Sovereign Grace
1 Samuel 1 When life feels empty, painful, and out of control, where do you turn — and what do you actually believe about the God you’re praying to? In this message, Pastor Ben Khazraee opens 1 Samuel 1 to show how God works through weakness and barrenness to accomplish His purposes, unpacks what it looks like to bring real sorrow to God in faith rather than resentment or resignation, and explores how one woman’s costly, trusting prayer set the…
Walking in Love, Walking in Holiness
Ephesians 5:3-5 Our culture calls almost anything “love” as long as two people feel it, but not every desire that feels like love actually is love. In this message, Pastor Rod Bunton contrasts Christ’s sacrificial, giving love with the self-centered “counterfeit love” of immorality, impurity, and greed, and explains why walking in genuine love means walking in holiness.
Introduction to The Book of Samuel
When there’s no one in charge, everyone does what feels right to them — and history shows how quickly that unravels into chaos. In this message, Pastor Ben Khazraee opens the book of Samuel, tracing how God sovereignly raises up humble, unlikely leaders, judges the proud and self-reliant, and points His people toward an eternal King who will rule with perfect grace.
Be Imitators of God
Ephesians 5:1-2 What would it look like to actually copy the character of someone infinitely holy, patient, and forgiving — and why would anyone want to? In this message, Pastor Rod Bunton unpacks what it means to imitate God as His beloved children, distinguishing the attributes only God can have from the moral character believers are called to reflect, and shows how walking in sacrificial love flows from knowing we are deeply loved.