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Setting the Table and Sitting at the Table
In this sermon, Doug Scalise explores the biblical story of Martha and Mary from Luke 10:38-42, emphasizing the balance between service and contemplation. Jesus teaches that both hospitality and learning are vital aspects of discipleship, yet it’s easy to be distracted by life’s demands, as Martha was. Jesus invites us…
A Table of Contrasts
In A Table of Contrasts, Pastor Doug Scalise explores the powerful encounter between Jesus, a Pharisee named Simon, and a woman known for her sinfulness. This message challenges us to examine our own hearts—are we self-righteous and blind to our need for grace, or do we come to Jesus with…
A Table of Mercy
In this message from Matthew 9:9–13, Pastor David Pranga explores the radical mercy of Jesus at the table of a tax collector. Starting off our Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner? series, this sermon reveals how Jesus extends grace and belonging to outcasts, sinners, and those society overlooks. Discover how Christ’s…
What Will You Do with the Freedom God Gave You?
“What Will You Do with the Freedom God Gave You?” explores the biblical meaning of Christian freedom through Galatians 5 and Romans 14. Pastor Doug Scalise teaches that while freedom is a gift from God through Christ, it comes with the responsibility to love and serve others—not indulge the self.…
Whose Image Do You Bear?
In this timely and thoughtful message, Pastor Nate Ryan explores Jesus’ words, “Give to Caesar what is Caesar’s and to God what is God’s,” through the lens of both Scripture and Baptist history. Drawing from Mark 12 and the Baptist tradition of religious liberty, the sermon highlights why the separation…
What if You Are a Priest?
What if being a priest isn’t just for pastors, but for every follower of Jesus? In this message from 1 Peter 2:4–10, Pastor Doug Scalise explores the powerful truth of the priesthood of all believers—how ordinary Christians are called, equipped, and empowered to serve, worship, and proclaim God’s goodness in…
What if You Could Start Over?
Have you ever wished life came with a reset button? In this encouraging message from Pastor Doug Scalise, we look at Jesus’ conversation with Nicodemus in John 3 and discover what it truly means to be “born again” through water and the Spirit. Whether you’re exploring baptism, longing for forgiveness,…
Can One Meal Really Change Everything?
In his message, Can One Meal Really Change Everything? (Matthew 26:26–30), Pastor Doug Scalise explores the profound meaning of the Lord’s Supper and how this sacred meal shapes Christian identity, community, and hope. Through Jesus’ words at the Last Supper, we reflect on themes of grace, forgiveness, sacrifice, and resurrection.…
Why Share Our Faith?
In his message, Why Share Our Faith? (Mark 5:18–20), Pastor David Pranga challenges us to embrace our calling as everyday evangelists by sharing the hope and transformation we’ve experienced in Jesus. Through the story of a man healed by Christ, we learn how powerful our personal testimonies can be. This…
Why Is It Beneficial to Read the Bible?
Pastor Doug Scalise shares personal stories, biblical insight, and practical encouragement on why reading the Bible matters. Drawing from 2 Timothy 3:16–17, he explores how scripture teaches, redirects, equips, and transforms us—helping us become more like Christ. Whether you’re new to the Bible or returning to it, this is a compelling invitation to engage deeply and let God’s Word shape your life.
Why Should I Belong to a Church?
Being part of a church isn’t just about attending services—it’s about belonging to a spiritual family where you are known, needed, and loved. Based on Romans 12:4-13, this message explores how God designed us for community, gifted us for service, and calls us to grow in love and purpose together. Don’t just go to church—belong.
Who Are We in Christ?
We begin a new sermon series, Rooted in Faith: What Baptists Believe, with the question, “Who Are We in Christ?” Pastor Joe Greemore explores the joy of seeking Jesus, the significance of his lordship, and the ways our faith in him shapes our identity, decisions, and daily lives. Discover how being rooted in Christ calls us to live with love, purpose, and hope.