Teaching Timothy – 6
This week Pastor Derrick shares the power of the bible. He gets personal with his desire that we read the bible and take it to heart.
This week Pastor Derrick shares the power of the bible. He gets personal with his desire that we read the bible and take it to heart.
In this week’s message Pastor Derrick shares the importance of the account of Jesus’ Transfiguration, but first he explains what that word even means. Listen as we journey together from Jesus’ cradle to His cross stopping on a mountain to see him reveal a part of him we haven’t yet seen. Check out the latest…
Fear is a natural response to uncertainty, danger, and the unknown. Yet, it is often in the shadow of fear that trust is most profoundly built. This truth is vividly illustrated in two biblical accounts: Jesus calming the storm in Mark 4 and Jesus walking on water in Matthew 14. In Mark 4:35-41, Jesus and…
Jesus saves is the foundation of the confession of the church. But over time we’ve added something to the message. We’ve added things to the message of Jesus saves. This week Pastor Derrick shares how Jesus plus anything is really no gospel at all. Pastor Derrick takes some intentional time to teach about the importance…
What is it about the name son that is so important? Could the name son mean more than just son of a father? This week we look around the bible to find why the title son is so important for Jesus at Christmas. You are sons and daughters of God because of His Son given for you….
Where were you? Do you remember where you were on this day 15 years ago? Do you remember what you were doing when you heard the news on the day evil was unleashed on our nation? On a day marked by the numbers of our call for help (9/11) we were crippled in fear and…
This week we took another chunk of Paul’s letter to the church of the Colossians. Up until this point we’ve seen Paul tell us to follow Christ. He’s been pretty specific about how important it is to follow but pretty abstract about what that looks like in our day to day lives. Here in Colossians…