Every day we face a variety of trials. Some are light and some extremely heavy. In this message, I will share how God uses these trials to build our faith. It's amazing how through faith in Jesus we can tap into God's immense resources. I can walk in joyful faith! Have a listen!

John Lloyd - A Study of 1 Peter: Joyful Faith - 1 Peter 1:1-5

This passage outlines how God changed the trajectory of both the apostle Peter and the early church. God is always working and opening doors to share the life transforming gospel message. Am I listening and obeying? Have a listen as I share a message entitled " When God surprises us!"

Do you love me more than these? It's a question that each one of us needs to answer. I think our "these" may vary from person to person. Have a listen and let His Word reenlist us to love Jesus more than our "these." Jesus restores broken people! Jesus can restore you and make you new

My natural resources are not enough. A study of 1 Peter.

Have a listen as Troy Tisthammer from Intervarsity Fellowship shares about Encountering the God of heavenly treasures. Troy will share how God is moving in the lives of students in our area and around the world.

The most important question that one can ask is Who is Jesus? Is he a good teacher, prophet or the Christ,son of the living God? My confession of Jesus as Messiah will definitely transform my ways. Have a listen as we explore what it means to follow Jesus. His ways are better and lead to life!

It's been said about storms that we are either in one, coming out of one or going into a storm. Grateful that following Jesus prepared us for storms. Jesus modeled what it looks like. Have a listen as we learn more about following Jesus in our storms.

Starting a new series on Following Jesus: A study of I Peter. Peter is relatable to many of our lives. I believe God is calling each one reading this post to follow him. Peter's life gives us both an example and hope to follow Jesus in 2016. God doesn't call the qualified. God qualifies the called. Have a listen!

Pastor Paul Sellman brings a message entitled "Now What". He will share from this passage on discerning the seasons from Ecclesiastes 3:1-11. Praying for a blessed and fruitful new year! Have a listen!

Jesus is the source of our love in the time between his first and second coming.

Jesus is the source of our joy in the time between his first and second coming.

Peace with God, the peace of God and peace with others are precious commodities in our culture. In this message, I focus on Jesus being our peace during the in-between time. Jesus became human so we could access His peace. This is available to anyone who calls on His name. Have a listen!

Starting a new series entitled: God becoming human changes everything! We will focus on Jesus being our Hope during the in between time. Looking back at what God has done helps me to look forward to what God is doing and will do. Have a listen!

Pastor Paul Sellman brings the message from this beautiful Psalm 137. How can we thank God in difficult times? How can we walk with God in times of great uncertainty? Have a listen!

In preparation for the holidays which can be very challenging, I will focus on Psalm 34. A testimony and guide for accessing spiritual help and care from King David. God's providential care is available to anyone who humbly reaches out. Have a listen!

This is the last sermon on our series in 1, 2, and 3 John. God cares both about our spiritual health and our physical health. How can we know that we are on God’s path? Have a listen!

This message will focus on the timeless message of 2 John. God's truth goes beyond our cultural, societal or personal preferences. It's a revelation about Jesus and how His ways are so much better than what this world offers. God's truth sets us truly free. Have a listen!

This a challenging message by Pastor Sellman as he revisits one of the great passage of I John 2:15-17. When we read the command to "not love the world," what comes to mind? What are the challenges we face when considering this passage? Have a listen!

Christ tells us that unless we become like little children, we cannot enter the kingdom of heaven. What does He mean, and how do we become like children?