Sermons & Resources

Pastor Baldwin asks what revival and reformation really mean: a renewal of true godliness that changes how we live, and he calls us, like Peter, to look up and find only love in the eyes of the Master.

This message follows Elijah after Mount Carmel, and asks what to do when the mountaintop feeling fades and the valley sets in.

Christ died once for all, and the believer returns to the cross again and again, dying daily so Christ can live within.

This message defines the covenant from Scripture itself, asks who the new covenant is really for, and shows what actually makes it new: the same words of God, written on the heart.

In this message from Genesis 6, Pastor Baldwin asks who the giants and the sons of God really were, and what it actually means to be called a son or daughter of God.

In this message, Pastor Baldwin answers how we should give by starting with who God is: because giving is God's character, it should become ours — systematic, continual, and cheerful.

In this message, we look at the city that believed a convenient lie beneath a waking volcano, and why loving Jesus, the truth Himself, is the only protection against the deceptions of the last days.

This outdoor message asks whether we can see the Creator's handiwork all around us, from the code in every cell to the expanding heavens above.

A Communion Sabbath message on what it really means to prepare your heart: honest confession before God, and honest forgiveness toward the people in your life.