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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.
The Garden of God
In this message, The Garden of God (Revelation 22:1-5), Pastor Doug Scalise shares the powerful hope of the Bible’s ending: a glorious garden where God’s presence brings healing, joy, and eternal life. From the river of life to the tree of life, we discover how God’s promises of restoration and…
The Garden of Resurrection
In this Easter message from our Gardens of God series, we explore the garden tomb where Mary Magdalene encounters the risen Jesus and hears Him call her by name. Just as the story of humanity began in a garden, the resurrection invites us into a new beginning—moving from the tomb…
The Tomb in the Garden
On Good Friday, we reflect on Jesus’ sacrifice through the lens of a garden — a place of growth, grief, and hope. This message explores the roles of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph of Arimathea at the cross and in the tomb, and what they reveal about our own faith journey.
The Garden of Betrayal, Again
Maundy Thursday Service, April 17, 2025, 7:00 p.m. In this Maundy Thursday message, Pastor Doug Scalise explores the Garden of Gethsemane as the second major garden of betrayal in the Bible—where Jesus is betrayed by Judas, arrested, and abandoned by His disciples. Drawing parallels with Eden, the sermon highlights how…
The Garden of Prayer
In this message, we reflect on the contrast between Eden and Gethsemane—two gardens, two choices. While Adam and Eve chose self-will, Jesus chose surrender. Through Jesus’ prayer in Gethsemane, we learn the power of obedience, the importance of prayer in trials, and the path to redemption through trusting God’s will.
The Garden of Love
As part of our Gardens of God series, this sermon explores the beauty, intimacy, and sacredness of love as depicted in Song of Songs 4:12–5:1. Using the rich imagery of a flourishing garden, we uncover biblical wisdom on love, faithfulness, and nurturing relationships—whether in marriage, friendships, or the church. Discover…
The Garden of Second Chances
Explore Genesis 3:20–24 and the theme of second chances through the story of Adam and Eve. Reflect on God’s mercy, redemption, and grace—see how failure isn’t final, and how God lovingly restores us. A message of hope, faith, and new beginnings.