Sermon: “Love Thy Body” from Matt Schoolfield
Website Administrator2025-03-25T15:47:41-04:00A sermon from the series "Fearfully and Wonderfully Made."
Sermon: “What Jesus’ Baptism Shows the World” from Matt Schoolfield
Website Administrator2025-06-27T10:00:42-04:00A sermon from the series "Miscellaneous."
Sermon: “Growing Pains” from Matt Schoolfield
Website Administrator2025-01-29T12:57:16-05:00A sermon from the series "Acts: Verse by Verse." Acts 6:1-7. Gracious, Bible-focused, compassionately-serving, and unified Christians will always draw new people to Jesus.
Sermon: “Blessed Subtractions” from Matt Schoolfield
Website Administrator2025-01-29T12:57:23-05:00A sermon from the series "Acts: Verse by Verse." Acts 5:1-16. What the story of Ananias and Sapphira can teach us about sin in the church.
Sermon: “Christmas in Acts” from Matt Schoolfield
Website Administrator2025-06-26T15:34:25-04:00A sermon from the series "Acts: Verse by Verse." Our Christmas Eve service 12-24-22
Sermon: “The Megachurch God Wants You To Be Part Of” from Matt Schoolfield
Website Administrator2025-01-29T13:42:18-05:00A sermon from the series "Acts: Verse by Verse." Acts 4:32-37. Five Evidences of Great (mega) Grace Upon the Church.
Sermon: “When the Church Prays” from Matt Schoolfield
Website Administrator2025-01-29T13:42:25-05:00A sermon from the series "Acts: Verse by Verse." Acts 4:23-31. Prayer that shakes the room and unleashes boldness.
Sermon: “Becoming Bold” from Matt Schoolfield
Website Administrator2025-01-29T13:42:31-05:00A sermon from the series "Acts: Verse by Verse." Acts 4:13-22. 3 Reasons to become bold about my Christian faith.
Sermon: “Better than Silver and Gold (1st Miracle in Acts)” from Matt Schoolfield
Website Administrator2025-01-29T13:42:41-05:00A sermon from the series "Acts: Verse by Verse." Acts 3:1-26. The Healing of the crippled beggar.
Sermon: “Inspired (about the Local Church)” from Matt Schoolfield
Website Administrator2025-01-29T13:42:49-05:00A sermon from the series "Acts: Verse by Verse." Acts 2:42-47. The early church inspires us to be devoted, distinct, day-by-day, and defined.