A sermon on Romans 6:15-22.

The goal of a disciple is to become like Christ through a process of transformation. In this message, Pastor Jimmy Nimon emphasizes that Christianity is not just about forgiveness but also about maturity, purity, and actively partnering with God for personal growth.By Jimmy Nimon

A sermon on Romans 6:12-14.

Everyone is a disciple of something. In this message, Pastor Jimmy Nimon illustrates the importance of our lives being aligned with Christ's teachings and challenges us to examine whether we are truly following Jesus or conforming to worldly ways.By Jimmy Nimon

A sermon on Romans 6:5-11.

Why should we remember the Sabbath? In this message, Pastor Steve Sabol highlights its biblical roots and discusses how it should be observed in modern times. The Sabbath should be treated as a time for rest, worship, and reflection. It is a gift from God, meant to refresh and renew, not a burdensome obligation.…

A sermon on Romans 6:3-4.

Most of us treat communion as a routine. In this message, Pastor Jimmy Nimon urges us not to view communion as a ritual but as an opportunity to deepen our connection with Christ by remembering His work on the cross and renewing our spiritual commitment.By Jimmy Nimon

A sermon on Romans 6:1-2.

What is baptism? When should I be baptized? Are there requirements? In this message, Pastor Jimmy Nimon defines Biblical baptism and encourages every believer to engage with its spiritual significance. When we are baptized, we are dead to sin and alive in Christ.By Jimmy Nimon

A sermon on Romans 5:18-21.

Achieving work-life balance is an elusive goal, as simply balancing activities isn't the solution. In this message, Pastor Lydia Nimon provides insight into what true Biblical balance entails and how to maintain the correct priorities when your plate is full.By Lydia Nimon

A sermon on Romans 5:15-17.

There is no magic formula for bringing your faith into your work. It's simple. Treat the Word of God as if it's true, because it is. In this message, Peter Demos addresses the insecurities we often feel about sharing our faith and living for God, and offers guidance on how to overcome these challenges.…

A sermon on Romans 5:12-14.

Does our work matter to God? We believe it does. In this message, Pastor Jimmy Nimon challenges us to live on mission in the place where we spend 33% of our lives: the workplace.By Jimmy Nimon

A sermon on Romans 5:9-11.

When we pray, opposition occurs. Oftentimes, we are fighting against strongholds in the 'unseen' world. In this message, Pastor Jimmy provides insight on identifying these strongholds and gives instructions for targeting prayer to break them.By Jimmy Nimon

A sermon on Romans 5:6-8.

Do you align with God's purpose for your life? In this message, Pastor Jimmy Nimon urges us to be mindful of our imagination, faith, and words so that we can see, believe, and speak in agreement with God and His plans for us.By Jimmy Nimon

A sermon on Romans 5:3-5.

God is our father, our friend and He hears our prayers. In this message, Pastor Jimmy Nimon explains the process in which the power of prayer works. When we cultivate a lifestyle of prayer, approach God with the right paradigms, and expect that He will answer us, prayers become effective.By Jimmy Nimon

A sermon on Romans 5:1-2.

When we pray, we begin to know God and become known by God. In this message, Aaron Patches offers practical guidance on connecting with God through prayer, leading to a life devoted to Him.By Aaron Patches

A Father's Day sermon from Proverbs 1:8-19.

Do you ever stop and embrace being a child of God and what it means to be loved? You should! In this weekend's message, Jeff Trupe concludes our series on identity by reminding us that God is our perfect father and that everything we do is secure through our relationship with Him.By Jeff Trupe

A sermon on Romans 4:13-25.

Are you someone who’s dead to your old life and alive in Christ? Are you living a lifestyle of laying your priorities at his feet? Jesus is calling us to yield to a kingdom where one who goes low and serves is the greatest. In this weekend’s message, Mark Bilik talks about being crucified with Christ.…

A sermon on Romans 4:9-12.

God blesses the church where every member is a minister. He blesses the church that is led by grace, which points us back to Him and that is led by an example of holiness and faith. In this weekend’s message, Mario Ducic talks about the characteristics of a church blessed by God.By Mario Ducic

A sermon on Romans 4:1-8

What does it mean to BE blessed? What does that look like to God? What does it practically mean for you? In this week’s message, Pastor Jimmy Nimon challenges common assumptions about a life that is blessed by God and how to cultivate habits that you can do to consistently experience God’s blessing on your life.…

A sermon on Romans 3:27-31.

God’s grace is the foundation for all transformation in our lives. In this week’s message, Pastor Jimmy Nimon talks about God’s grace and how it shapes who we are becoming.By Jimmy Nimon

A Mother's Day sermon from Proverbs 14:1.

We’ve all asked the question, "Who am I?" In a world where culture, media, and even our closest relationships shape our identity, it's crucial to understand how God answers this question. In this week’s message, Pastor Lydia Nimon invites us to examine our thoughts and feelings about ourselves. Are they aligned with God's truth that we are fearfull…

A sermon on Romans 3:25-26.

When life gets tough, we need one another. In this message, Pastor Jimmy explores how we can bear one another’s burdens and help each other through some our most difficult seasons of life. Together, discover the power of community in overcoming life's trials.By Jimmy Nimon

A sermon on Romans 3:21-24.

Are you hanging on to the right things? Are you letting go of the right things? Where have you experienced resistance in your life? In this weekend’s message, Josiah Malinich uses the life of Moses as an example of how the resistance we face in our lives helps create perseverance and growth in our lives.…

A sermon on Romans 3:9-20.

Sometimes it takes longer than we would like for God to move or speak. But we can trust that God knows things we do not and that His ways are always better than ours, even when we can’t see it in the natural. In this week's message, Pastor Stewart Martin talks about how to wait well when it gets long and how to believe that His timing is for our ul…

A sermon on Romans 3:1-8.

Sometimes things don’t turn out as we had hoped. This can send us into a spiritual and emotional crisis if we don’t learn how to process our grief, receive God’s comfort, and trust in His goodness. In this weekend’s message, Pastor Steve Sabol talks about how to deal with disappointment.By Steve Sabol

A sermon on Romans 2:25-29.

Just as in human relationships, our fellowship with God can ebb and flow. It can be challenging to know if we are waiting on God of if He is waiting on us. We are encouraged to keep communicating with Him even when He feels far away. In this weekend's message, Pastor Renee Groff talks about how to press on in the dry spells until we find life in Hi…

An Easter sermon on 1 Peter 1:3-5.

People’s beliefs about us, our beliefs about ourselves, and expectations put on us by ourselves and others begin to define us. It’s like we have a sign hung over us like Jesus when He was on the cross. What would they put on your sign? This weekend, Pastor Jimmy Nimon talks about the moments that define us.…

A sermon on Romans 2:12-24.

Sound doctrine should ultimately be reflected in our daily lives. How are our relationships and our decision-making shaped by the truth we profess to believe? Ultimately, our BELIEFS and our BEHAVIOR should align, because sound doctrine produces godliness. In this weekend's message, Pastor Joanna Nimon talks about practicing what you preach.…