Sermon Title: “Pain’s Purpose”

Pastor: Doug Miller

Scriptures: II Cor. 1:1-11

Synopsis: We have an easier time handling pain when we understand its greater purpose. Discover how the things you go through now equip you to influence others later!

Sermon Title: “Why God Allows Bad Thing Happen To Good People?”

Pastor: Doug Miller

Scriptures: John 9:1-5, James 1:1-5

Synopsis: It’s a question we’ve all wrestled with: why does God let bad things happen? We’re unpacking the surprising truth of why we go through hard situations.

Sermon Title: “Where is God When “It” Hits?”

Pastor: Doug Miller

Scriptures: Mark 4:35-41

Synopsis: Sometimes it feels like God has let go or has forgotten about us. Where is God during the circumstances and situations you didn’t ask or plan for happen?

Sermon Title: “What kind of Soil Are You?”

Pastor: Doug Miller

Scriptures: Matthew 13:3-23

Synopsis: 2025 is here! Most of us will aspire to start a new habit or better ourselves, including our relationship with Jesus. But how do we create lasting change, something deeper than a resolution likely to fail?

Sermon Title: “Hope Is Here”

Pastor: Linda Maifair

Scriptures: John 1:1-5

Synopsis: God’s gifts to us at Christmas don’t end when we take down the tree and put away the decorations. Jesus, the inextinguishable Light of the World still shines. Emmanuel has been born, and God is and always will be with us. Hope IS here!

Sermon Title: “Going First”

Pastor: Doug Miller

Scriptures: Luke 2:8-20

Synopsis: For an act of grace to occur there has to be a death. When God, our heavenly Father, stepped into history to extend grace to us, he did not give us what we deserved, he gave us what we need most. It cost God everything and changed. We are to be followers of God, which means, we to are to extend grace to others as God has extended grace to us. So in your life, who is it in your mind doesn’t deserve grace but needs it more than anyone else. Remember grace has to be undeserved. It can’t be I will give you, if you give me. It is I will extend grace to you no matter what. You can receive, you can ignore it, or you can put it back in my face. It is not a transaction, I will do this for you if you do this for me. So who is it in your life, who needs grace from you this Christmas? They may or may not accept it, but it will change you and our church and our community.