When God speaks, things happen. Not only do God’s words have power to accomplish things in the world but they also bring a response from us by the power of the Holy Spirit. Listen as Pastor Derrick shares the importance of trusting the words and promises of God.
When we go through life we often miss the sites along the way. We sometimes miss the highlights that are part of the journey. In life we need a guide to point out the way to where we’re going but also to help us see the important parts along the way. This Christmas we pray…
Jesus was called a priest by one biblical author. But what exactly is a priest to do? What were his qualifications? Listen this week as Pastor Derrick explains this biblical role and how it impacts us today. Check out the latest message!
John 1 reminds us that grace isn’t achieved through effort or religious performance—it’s received from the fullness of Christ. Jesus is the Word made flesh, revealing God not as distant or demanding, but near, patient, and overflowing with forgiveness. The Christian life isn’t about graduating from grace, but returning to it again and again. Where sin increases, grace abounds all the more—and it never runs out.
This week we celebrate a different kind of holiday in the church. We call it Ash Wednesday. Yeah it’s the day when you see people with those funny little dirt smudges on their foreheads. Some of us pastors are not good at art it seems! But the idea behind ashes on foreheads might seem weird…
What’s in a name? There was a promise that this child would carry a title that would be different than every other name out there. This name is a strong and powerful name. It’s a name that spoke to our past, present and our future. Listen as Pastor Derrick shares how this name truly is…
In a world with so many options which one is the right one? Which door do you pick? This week we have had yet another round of recommendations and requirements given by the government on how to handle the virus situation. In our lives we cling to opinions we respect like they’re life preservers. But…
