Being "blotted out" is a literary reference used in the Bible for which a modern equivalent would be "erased". Therefore, it references something or someone having already been recorded requiring deletion.

Speaker: Tim Pebworth 8/31/19 Who are we and how do we define our identity? Passport? Drivers License? Demographically? In this sermon, Tim Pebworth discusses the radical teaching of the Apostle Paul that we must put our Christian identity above anything…

Speaker: Tim Pebworth 8/10/19 The Apostle Paul wrote in Phillipians 1:21, "To live is Christ and to die is gain". From life and a different way of thinking. How do we understand this statement in our modern world? Are we…

How Christ and Grace is present in Old and New Testament.

Speaker: Tim Pebworth 8/3/19 A non-traditional sermon relating the lessons learned during the 2019 Youth Camp and leadership conference in Côte d'Ivoire. Whether we travel to far away places to serve or stay in our neighborhoods, we must place our…

Speaker: Tim Pebworth 7/6/19 One of the most well-known passages in all Judaism, the “Shema Yisrael” from Deuteronomy 6:4, is also the passage that Jesus Christ used to define the Greatest Commandment. In this sermon, Tim Pebworth examines Christ’s instruction…

Humility is what God wants us to have not Hypocrisy.

To examine our physical family and the Family of God

This message gives us several points to consider as we prepare for the Passover.

In a split-sermon, Michael Bannen discusses the Bible - the Word of Life - and ways we can find to bring it into our lives.