If you only know one verse of scripture, there’s a good chance it’s John 3:16. Sometimes called the “gospel in miniature,” these famous words emerged from a lengthy conversation between Jesus and a teacher named Nicodemus. Despite all his knowledge, Nicodemus couldn’t quite grasp the message. Why? Because the gospel isn’t something we can make sense of by our own understanding. Join us this Sunday to learn what this means on our journey of faith.
Sermons
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“Away with Satan and Sin”
On this first Sunday of Lent, we look at Jesus’ forty days in the wilderness. His journey is our journey, too. In doing what we couldn’t, he shows us a new way to live. Life brings trials and temptations, but you don’t have to face them alone. Jesus has ended the “blame game” and brings us the victory. Whether you’re feeling spiritually hungry or looking for a place to belong, come find the Bread of Life that truly satisfies.
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“Tell the Truth”
February 18, 2026Matthew 6:1-6, 16-21Ash Wednesday, Year APastor Dave R. Lyle To watch the sermon, click here.
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“Visions That Sustain Us”
On Sunday, we follow Peter, James, and John up the mountain. We see Jesus revealed in glory alongside Moses and Elijah, but we also see him reach out a hand to his terrified friends. Come and be sustained by the vision of a God who is for you. Whether you are on the mountaintop or in the valley, there is a place for you here as we begin the journey of the forty days and beyond.
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“Salt and Light”
In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus doesn’t ask us to become salt and light. Instead, he declares that through him, we already are. We don’t shine to be seen; we shine so that others can see the goodness of God. Join us this Sunday as we celebrate the grace that defines us and learn how to bring grace and mercy to a broken world.
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“Blessed Foolishness”
February 1, 2026Micah 6:1-8; 1 Corinthians 1:18-31; Matthew 5:1-12Fourth Sunday after Epiphany, Year APastor Troy E. Medlin To watch the sermon, click here.
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“Remain in Light”
January 25, 2026Matthew 4:12-23Third Sunday after Epiphany, Year APastor Dave R. Lyle To watch the sermon, click here.
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“Come and See”
January 18, 2026John 1:29-42Second Sunday after Epiphany, Year APastor Dave R. Lyle To watch the sermon, click here.
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“A Song for When All Seems Lost”
January 11, 2026Matthew 3:13-17; Isaiah 42:1-9Baptism of Our Lord, Year APastor Dave R. Lyle To watch the sermon, click here.
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“Signs on the Road”
January 4, 2026Matthew 2:1-12Epiphany of Our Lord, Year APastor Troy E. Medlin To watch the sermon, click here.