by Matthew Blythe | Sep 3, 2023 | Sermons
Being a person after God’s heart doesn’t mean we always have everything figured out, make the right decisions, or never experience failure. In fact, we will probably make a bigger mess of things more often than we care to admit, exposing the folly of what it means to...
by Matthew Blythe | May 21, 2023 | Sermons
The world has trained us to believe that boundaries are restrictive, enforced from a point of defensiveness, and a roadblock to healthy relationships.Being known by God and knowing Him in return comes with the standard that it looks differently than we are accustomed...
by Matthew Blythe | Feb 22, 2023 | Sermons
As we seek to understand the heart of God for us, and allow the Holy Spirit to transform us, we should reflect God’s heart for His creation more than we reflect our desires for comfort. Generosity should become something that is second nature to every person who...
by Matthew Blythe | Nov 21, 2022 | Sermons
As we delve into the Advent season, which are the four weeks leading up to Christmas, we want to remember the three perspectives that Advent gives us… Jesus came 2000 years ago to redeem his people, he comes to redeem us today, and He is coming back to redeem his...
by Matthew Blythe | Sep 26, 2022 | Sermons
God has things waiting to be revealed to us, but we get too consumed with being accountable to everyone other than Him to say yes. If we call ourselves followers of Christ, our accountability is first to Jesus, and it’s safe to take the risk because our security is in...
by Matthew Blythe | Sep 4, 2022 | Sermons
When we walk in the Love that Jesus has called us to, when we are carried through our own battles, we begin to see that we aren’t called to put on the armor of God merely to defend ourselves. Rather, we put on the armor of God to take an offensive stance and be...
