Sunday Messages

Pastor David continues the series in Acts looking at what righteousness is and how we attain it. In this message, we find out what kind of judgement awaits us, who will be doing the judging, and three reasons people procrastinate.

Paul the apostle, being on trial gives a skilled defense and claims a clear conscience without offense toward God and men.Pastor David answers the question: "what is a conscience?" and what it means to have a God cleansed conscience through Jesus' sacrifice.

Pastor David takes us on a journey with two men heading home to Emmaus. Downtrodden and confused, these two men were having more than just a conversation, but rather an impassioned debate as they discussed the events of the Passion Week and who Christ truly was. A man (Jesus) appears to them as they travel along the road and opens the scripture to them. Please listen as we learn the 5 Things Christ Does for Us Because of the Resurrection: 1) He walks with us; 2) He listens to us; 3) He corrects us; 4) He teaches the scriptures to us; and 5) He stays with us.

Pastor David Halan continues the series in Acts looking at the roll of citizenship in Paul's life. When necessary, Paul made his Roman citizenship known, but his main concern was his heavenly citizenship. In this message, we are encouraged to not only be respectful of the authorities that God has placed over us, but also to make sure that we stay the course that Paul set, making sure that our heavenly citizenship is always placed above our American citizenship.

There are so many things that we allow to separate us from our brothers and sisters in Christ, some of these things can be characterized as non-essential. In the same way, Paul addressed this issue with the early church as we read about in this scripture. James, the half-brother of Jesus requested Paul to take part in a Nazarene ceremony so that the Jews would see that he wasn't against the law and this is one of the many things Paul ended up doing to become "All things to all men". In the same way, we are encouraged today to be unified in the essential things, to have freedom in non-essentials, and to have charity in all things (paraphrasing Augustine).