Sermons & Resources

This back-to-school Sabbath message is about the one Teacher who stands above all others, the Holy Spirit, and how to hear His still small voice in a world that never quiets down.

In this message, Pastor Baldwin preaches from Luke chapter 9 about following Jesus with an undivided heart — hand on the plow, eyes fixed forward, no looking back.

From Matthew 7 and Revelation 3, this message traces the counsel of the True Witness to Laodicea, and why the truth we need to hear is the truth that can wake us up and change us.

This message looks at the first Beatitude and the publican who went home justified, and why recognizing our spiritual poverty is not just how we come to Christ, but how we keep coming to Him.

On this Communion Sabbath, Jason Summers opens John chapter 6 to show why Jesus called Himself the bread of life, and what it means to come hungry to His table.

This Independence Day message comes from Luke 4, where Jesus reads Isaiah's promise and declares He came to set the captives free.

In this rededication message, Pastor Baldwin traces the long story of God building Himself a house — from Eden through the tabernacle and Solomon's temple to Gentry's own renovated sanctuary — and appeals for God to take up residence in our hearts the same way.

In this message, Pastor Baldwin explores why Jesus taught in stories instead of plain speech, and what His parables still ask of anyone willing to learn.