4/5/2015 | "O Death, Where Is Your Sting?" | 1 Corinthians 15:50-58

Pastor Brandon Bellomo

4/5/2015 | "O Death, Where Is Your Sting?" | 1 Corinthians 15:50-58

Pastor Brandon Bellomo

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1, 2, 3 John

Dec. 2014-June 2015 | Pastor Brandon

Can you know if you're truly saved?

John, the elderly apostle, wrote this assuring, challenging, and instructive letter to the Church to help answer this infinitely important question.

Listen and be encouraged.

Dec. 2014-June 2015 | Pastor Brandon

Why did Jesus come to earth?

In these sermons Pastor Brandon answers this question by looking at the words from the mouth of Jesus himself.

Advent: Why Jesus Came

Dec. 2012-2016 | Pastor Brandon

Work.

What does God have to say about it? How has He called us to work faithfully? How can work, even hard and discouraging work, be a joy?

Your job is not just about a paycheck, it's about a calling from God to be conformed to His image.  

Vocation

2012 | Pastor Brandon

Just as it takes discipline to be physically healthy, it takes discpline to be spiritually healthy.

So what disciplines help us grow closer to God and become more like Jesus?

Here is a series on studying the Word, praying, and fasting.

Spiritual Disciplines

Dec. - Jan. 2014 | Pastor Brandon, Elder Galen

John 13-17 is Jesus' last instructions to his disciples when they were eating the passover, just hours before he would be betrayed.

What were the most important things to say to His disciples, and us, before he died? This sermon series walks through some Jesus' most well-known teachings.

The Final Instructions of Our Lord

Jan.-May 2014 | Pastor Brandon

The Attributes of God

The book of Proverbs is all about wisdom and the fear of the Lord.

Here is a series of sermons on the wisdom found in Proverbs about speech, manhood, womanhood, correction, joy, money, and so much more!

Proverbs

June-Sept. 2014 | Pastor Brandon

What makes a church healthy? What are the key attributes a church must have and practice if it's going to be a vibrant and faithful community for God's kingdom?

Here are 13 marks of a healthy church. 

Marks of a Healthy Church

Sept.- Dec. 2013 | Pastor Brandon

Who is God?

What is God Like?

What's His Character?

Meditate on God Himself as He's revealed Himself in His Word. Let Who He is comfort your soul and ignite your worship!

Sept.- Nov. 2014 | Pastor Brandon

The gospel has not only the power to save our souls but to transform our lives. But how exactly does the gospel begin to transform us?  This change comes to us through habitual meditation on the gospel.  We must prayerfully ponder various aspects of the gospel to the point that our minds are being renewed, our hearts are being nourished, and our wills are being energized.  Gospel meditation is the crucial habit this series is designed to cultivate.

June - August 2016 | Pastor Brandon

Paul’s letter to Titus is filled with instruction for establishing healthy churches.  

Great stress is placed on the importance of appointing qualified leaders, teaching healthy doctrine, and insisting on the power of the gospel to save sinners and train them to be godly people who are to be zealous for good works.

Titus

Sept.- Dec. 2012 | Pastor Brandon

"To live is Christ and to die is gain," "at the name of Jesus every knee should bow," "Rejoice in the Lord," "Whatever is true, whatever is honorable..." These verses and others have been some of the most precious words in the Bible to many. Listen to these sermons and hear Christ's heart for humilty, suffering, joy, gospel partnerships, and much more!

Philippians

Jan.- July 2013 | Pastor Brandon

"Follow me."

Two simple but life-changing words from Jesus.

This sermon series will focus on becoming a disciple of Jesus and making disciples for Jesus.

July - Aug. 2015 | Pastor Brandon

Discipleship 101

Gospel Meditations: Fuel for Becoming Who You Are in Christ 

The Sermon on the Mount is the greatest sermon every preached because it was preached by the greatest Preacher who ever lived.  

With unique and astonishing authority, Jesus Christ—the eternal Son of God—guides us on the narrow path of righteousness that leads us right into the heart of His Father.

October 2015 - June 2016 | Pastor Brandon

The Sermon on the Mount

Jesus cares deeply about every local church and every local church should care deeply about what Jesus has to say to them.  In Revelation 1-3 , Jesus speaks tender affirmations as well as strong exhortations urging every church to remain faithful no matter their circumstances.  Great promises and blessings come to those who both hear and heed the words of the One who said “Surely I am coming soon.”

Sept. - Nov. 2016 | Pastor Brandon

Revelation 1-3: Christ's Passion for His Church 

Paul plainly states his purpose for penning his first letter to Timothy: “I am writing these things to you so that…you may know how one ought to behave in the household of God” (3:14-15).  As a church of the living God, we want the gospel-grounded “behavior” described in this book to so shape us that it can be fairly said of us: this church is “a pillar and buttress of truth.”

1 Timothy

January 2017 - May 2017 | Pastor Brandon

2 Timothy

June - September 2017 | Pastor Brandon

2 Timothy is the last New Testament letter Paul, a faithful and fearless gospel preacher, wrote from prison as he awaited his execution. Paul had fought the good fight and had finished his race well (4:6-8).  This book is a call to faithful endurance in the face of the suffering and opposition that inevitably come to those who love Jesus and love lost sinners enough to go on boldly living and speaking the gospel.

Jesus said that the Old Testament wrote all about him (Luke 24:25-27, 44-47). So where is he in the OT? How can we read about our Savior and hear his voice as we study each book of the Bible?

In this sermon series, special guest Tom Kelby preaches on how Jesus is grand subject of the whole Bible.  

Christ in the Old Testament

June - July 2017 | Tom Kelby and Steve Johnson

Genesis 1-3

September 2017 - 2018 | Pastor Brandon

In the first three chapters of the Bible we meet our eternal God who created all things by his powerful word.  We come to learn that we were made to reflect the character of our Creator and to fill the earth with his glory.  And we, who daily taste the effects of the curse, can trace all the pain and futility and brokenness and sin we experience back to the tragic Fall of Genesis 3.  Yet, like our first parents, we are not left without hope, for God’s Seed (3:15), as God promised, has defeated that Ancient Serpent and has reopened the doors to Paradise. 

01/13/19 | "Crisis!" | Matthew 28:16-20

Pastor Mark Huffman

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The Book of Psalms is the song book and a prayer book of the people of God.  Every Psalm, in some way, points the people of God to Christ and the gospel.  Each Psalm plays a role in poetically describing the multifaceted beauty of the Christ.  And God has designed these descriptions to teach his pilgrim people to worship him in all circumstances, be it in valleys of deepest sorrow or on mountain tops of rapturous praise.

June - August 2018 | Pastor Brandon

Summer in the Psalms

James is the half brother of Jesus.  But James writes not primary as Jesus’ brother but as Jesus' servant.  James regarded his brother as “the Lord of glory” (1:1; 2:1) and calls us to do the same.  In this book, James is used of God to bring about greater maturity and wholeness in his people, to call his people to a living faith and a single-hearted loyalty to Christ.  This book is a delight to read but a much greater delight to obey.  The voice of our glorious Lord is here echoed in virtually every paragraph and in such a practical, Proverbs-like style, that each word is hard to forget.  This is a gift, especially since it is not the hearer who forgets but the doer who acts that experiences God’s blessing (1:25). 

James

February - May 2018 | Pastor Brandon

The Gospel of Mark

September 2018 - 2019 | Pastor Brandon

Mark is a fast-paced, action-packed account of the ministry of Jesus Christ.  Every event of Jesus' ministry provides another window into his identity as the Son of God.  These windows are designed to prepare us to come to the same conclusion that the centurion came to at the climax of this book when he said, “Truly this man was the Son of God” (Mark 14:39).