Ed Dawson

Ed Dawson

James Becknell

In celebration of Easter, Curt Simmons shares about Jesus' many great escapes from capture and death along with his ultimate escape from death through the resurrection. And he shows us how God's power over each of those situations is made available to us, allowing us to escape from the attacks of satan, and ultimately escape from death.

Ed Dawson

The Sh'ma (or Shema) is the most important prayer in Judaism, the beginning of the passage we know as Deuteronomy 6:4.  Curt goes back to the Shema as a key for parents to successfully pass on the heart of their faith to their children AND GRANDCHILDREN.  He exposes a face of the enemy--the popular Media--through sobering statistics and information, in order that parents may identify specific ways in which they can overcome the Enemy, retaining their rightful place as the primary influence in guiding their children's spiritual development.

Dave Pocta shares what it will take for the church to be able to come into our 2nd generation successfully.

This file (PDF format) contains the slides that were used during this sermon.

Jeff Balsom

Jeff Balsom

This is the second in a three-part series on Stewardship. In this sermon, Curt Ammons uses Romans 1 to remind us that the world desparately needs us to be great stewards of the Gospel of Christ. Using Psalm 19, Luke 12 and Acts 2, he shows us that, as Christians, we have an obligation to the world to share God's plan for salvation and to call the world to righteousness.

This is the third in a three-part series on Stewardship. In this sermon, Jeff Balsom uses Revelation 5 and 1 Peter to show us that stewardship begins with ownership, and we are owned by the Lord. He teaches us that God has placed an extreme value on each one of us, and that God wants us to value each other as caretakers of each other for God. He reminds us that whatever we need in the church we have in the church through our relationships with our brothers and sisters in Christ, God's valued people.

This is the first in a three-part series on Stewardship. In this sermon, Tony Singh uses Luke 19 to show us that there is a fundamental relationship between the condition of someone's life and their attitude toward giving. He also gives examples in Mark 10, and Acts 2, 4, and 19 of people whose willingness to give up their goods and possessions reflected the change in their lives in response to Jesus. And he reminds us from Matthew 6:19 not to store up for ourselves "treasures on earth" but to store up "treasures in heaven."

Curt Simmons preaches to us from 1 Peter 1 about the need to be spiritually smart. He shares 3 spiritual truths that we need to believe in, act on, and share about with others if we are to become spiritually smart: 1) we have everything we need from God to do well spiritually, 2) we have an obligation to grow, and 3) We have a lot to offer when we walk with Jesus.

Tony Singh teaches us from Matthew 5:13 and Genesis 18 that a little bit of righteousness can go a long way towards saving those around us.

James Becknell

This is Curt's Simmons' letter from his sermon "The World's Greatest Job," detailing how his coworkers in Christ keep "bothering" him with joys and blessings. It has been broken out from the sermon to be more easily enjoyed, challenged and inspired by, and shared with others.

Ed Dawson - Mothers Day Service