Sermons

Your best life doesn't come from chasing more of what the world offers, it comes from centering everything on Christ. And the beautiful news is that this can begin today, right where you are—not once you're perfect. Through the power of the Holy Spirit already at work in you, growth happens step by step: faith building into virtue, knowledge, self-control, steadfastness, godliness, and love, even through suffering and hardship, which God can use to shape you rather than derail you. So bring your whole heart before God, let Him examine and renew you, and trust that as you grow closer to Him, your capacity to love others outwardly will overflow from the love He has already poured into you.

No matter how far gone you feel or how impossible someone else's change seems, the same power that raised Jesus from the dead lives in you — and God has already given you everything you need, through His promises and His Spirit, to become who He's calling you to be. Keep turning toward Him each day, hold onto His promises, and trust that He is not only able to save you, but able to sustain you all the way to the end.

Have a listen as Abraham shares why and how we pray. Our Lord has given us great instruction on how to pray. The disciples asked Jesus, "teach us how to pray." May the Lord use this message to help us increase our prayer lives. 

John Lloyd - Grace and Peace Multiplied - 2 Peter Overview

Paul's letter to Philemon is almost an after-thought for many people. It is a small book and has almost no obvious theological points to make for its readers. But it is quietly revolutionary. Paul takes what was a serious problem for himself on a personal level and gives us insight to the great lesson for how we as Christians can elevate others. 

John Lloyd - Great Thoughts from I Peter

Trials can either break us down or build our faith. God uses every trial to strengthen our walk with Him, and we can surrender our burdens because He cares for us. Jesus proved His love through His death, burial and resurrection. Our response: "I surrender all." It's humble surrender! Have a listen!

This message deals with a crucial need for the church today: shepherds. The apostle Peter defines the responsibilities: lead, feed and protect God's people.  It's this kind of care that guides us to green pastures and keeps us healthy in our relationship with God. Jesus is our Great Shepherd. He has modeled it all for us.