Sunday Sermons

Hopeful | Daniel 7:1–14

What is the basis for our hope as Christians? We talk about how, in Christ, we have a hope that anchors our souls even in life's toughest storms, but what is that hope built upon? Through Daniel, we are going to see the reason why we who trust and follow Jesus can have hope no matter what life brings is because our God is the eternal victor! 
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“Faith in Exile” - This month through VBS, our kids will venture into Babylon to learn how Daniel and his friends trusted and followed God, even when doing so meant they had to stand firm against the cultural pressures surrounding them. It’s good for all of us, whether we come to VBS or not, to learn those same lessons by seeing God’s servants trust and follow Him even when the world goes the opposite way. Through the godly obedience of Daniel and his friends, we’re going to see that God’s way works out best in the end – every single time.
Sermon Notes: http://bible.com/events/49113842Submit a Question: bit.ly/BeyondSundayQuestions

Faith-Filled | Daniel 6:1–28

Faith is more than a theory to be espoused or a theology to be believed; it is a life to be lived. Daniel lived his life of faith in God even when doing so was difficult in the moment, and he showed us that God’s way always works out better in the end.
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“Faith in Exile” - This month through VBS, our kids will venture into Babylon to learn how Daniel and his friends trusted and followed God, even when doing so meant they had to stand firm against the cultural pressures surrounding them. It’s good for all of us, whether we come to VBS or not, to learn those same lessons by seeing God’s servants trust and follow Him even when the world goes the opposite way. Through the godly obedience of Daniel and his friends, we’re going to see that God’s way works out best in the end – every single time.
Sermon Notes: http:http: //bible.com/events/49110444Submit a Question: bit.ly/BeyondSundayQuestions

Sustained | Daniel 5:1–30

Life gets hard. We recognize more and more that this world is not our home, and we are consistently thrust into situations in which we must make a decision and take a stand – will we follow our God, or will we follow the world? We are often in difficult spots, but just as God was present with Daniel and his friends, so also is He present with His people today – and His presence changes everything.
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“Faith in Exile” - This month through VBS, our kids will venture into Babylon to learn how Daniel and his friends trusted and followed God, even when doing so meant they had to stand firm against the cultural pressures surrounding them. It’s good for all of us, whether we come to VBS or not, to learn those same lessons by seeing God’s servants trust and follow Him even when the world goes the opposite way. Through the godly obedience of Daniel and his friends, we’re going to see that God’s way works out best in the end – every single time.
Sermon Notes: http://bible.com/events/49107259Submit a Question: bit.ly/BeyondSundayQuestions

Yielded | Daniel 3:1–30

Sometimes God spares us from the fire, and sometimes He delivers us through it.  Join us this week as we see three young men take a stand for their faith, and see how God brings His deliverance even when things look hopeless.
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“Faith in Exile” - This month through VBS, our kids will venture into Babylon to learn how Daniel and his friends trusted and followed God, even when doing so meant they had to stand firm against the cultural pressures surrounding them. It’s good for all of us, whether we come to VBS or not, to learn those same lessons by seeing God’s servants trust and follow Him even when the world goes the opposite way. Through the godly obedience of Daniel and his friends, we’re going to see that God’s way works out best in the end – every single time.
Sermon Notes: http://bible.com/events/49103723Submit a Question: bit.ly/BeyondSundayQuestions

Resolved | Daniel 1:1–20

Daniel had been thrust into a new nation, a new culture, and a new set of expectations, but he was unwavering in his commitment to his eternal God. In today’s text, we will see Daniel resolve to trust and follow God, even when doing so could have cost him his life.
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“Faith in Exile” - This month through VBS, our kids will venture into Babylon to learn how Daniel and his friends trusted and followed God, even when doing so meant they had to stand firm against the cultural pressures surrounding them. It’s good for all of us, whether we come to VBS or not, to learn those same lessons by seeing God’s servants trust and follow Him even when the world goes the opposite way. Through the godly obedience of Daniel and his friends, we’re going to see that God’s way works out best in the end – every single time.
Sermon Notes: http://bible.com/events/49098745Submit a Question: bit.ly/BeyondSundayQuestions

The Impact of a Wee Little Faith | Luke 19:1–10

Executive Pastor David Tooley leads a special service on the impact of our faith.
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Pastor Jeff and a bus-load of fellow travelers recently returned from a life-changing trip to the Holy Land where God brought the Scriptures to life for them in amazing ways. In this series, Pastor Jeff shares fresh insight about familiar texts that will help broaden your perspective and deepen your faith. 
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Do the Right Thing | 1 Samuel 24:1–22

David was faced with an incredible temptation in the caves of Ein Gedi, and this Sunday in Worship, we will see how David chose to do the right thing, even when everything within and around him compelled him to do otherwise. We’ll see that there is always ultimate blessing when we choose to do the right thing in God’s eyes. 
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Pastor Jeff and a bus-load of fellow travelers recently returned from a life-changing trip to the Holy Land where God brought the Scriptures to life for them in amazing ways. In this series, Pastor Jeff shares fresh insight about familiar texts that will help broaden your perspective and deepen your faith. 
Sermon Notes: http://bible.com/events/49093913Submit a Question: bit.ly/BeyondSundayQuestions

Holy Water | Mark 1:16–17

Whether it’s called the Sea of Galilee, the Lake of Gennesaret, the Sea of Chinnereth, or the Sea of Tiberias, this body of water was central to Jesus’ Galilean ministry. He called disciples here. He calmed storms here. He tested faith here. He performed miracles here. He changed lives here. But the sea itself was nothing exceedingly special.  Join us this week as we see that Jesus went to common places where He met regular people just doing their thing, and He made them holy.
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Pastor Jeff and a bus-load of fellow travelers recently returned from a life-changing trip to the Holy Land where God brought the Scriptures to life for them in amazing ways. In this series, Pastor Jeff shares fresh insight about familiar texts that will help broaden your perspective and deepen your faith. 
Sermon Notes: http://bible.com/events/49090436
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