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Special Sermons

Resurrection Encounters and Significance

In this sermon, we look at three encounters three different people had with Jesus and we discover the significance the resurrection had on their lives. We learn what difference the resurrection can make in our lives. The resurrection means my sin can be forgiven, we have a new purpose for living, and we have hope for the future.

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Resurrection Encounters and Significance
Resurrection Encounters and Significance

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: Specials
In this sermon, we look at three encounters three different people had with Jesus and we discover the significance the resurrection had on their lives. We learn what difference the resurrection can make in our lives. The resurrection means my sin can be forgiven, we have a new purpose for living, and we have hope for the future.

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Grace Alone – Christ Alone – Faith Alone
Grace Alone – Christ Alone – Faith Alone

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: Specials
Ephesians 2:1-10

This year we celebrate the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation. The greatest contribution of this movement was that God’s people returned to God’s Word and therefore the gospel. In this sermon from Ephesians 2:1-10, we focus on the material issue of the Reformation: how a person becomes right with God. We are reminded that we are saved by God’s grace alone through faith alone in Jesus Christ alone.
The Church and the State
The Church and the State

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: Specials
This sermon was preached on the eve of the 2016 presidential election. How should Christians think about politics? Some think there are certain controversial issues such as politics that Christians should avoid. On the other hand, some think the solution to all our problems is found through political involvement. To help answer these difficult issues, we go to God’s Word and discover several timeless principles for how Christians should think about the relationship between the church and the state.

Matthew 22:15-22
Foundations of the Faith
Foundations of the Faith

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: Specials
On October 31, 1517, Martin Luther nailed 95 theses to the church door in Wittenberg, Germany and effectively began the Protestant Reformation. 499 years later, we still celebrate and experience the benefits of that Reformation which helped restore the church to the foundational teachings of the Bible. In this sermon, we talk about the most significant principles that were reintroduced by Luther and the other Reformers: Scripture Alone, Grace Alone, Faith Alone, Christ Alone, and God’s Glory Alone.
Resurrection of the Past, Present and Future
Resurrection of the Past, Present and Future

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: Specials
In Charles Dickens’ classic A Christmas Carol, the main character experiences Christmas past, present, and future. In this Easter sermon, we visit the resurrection of the past, present, and future. We talk about how Jesus’ resurrection in the past guarantees our resurrection in the future. However, the only way we can have confidence and hope in this future event is if we experience a resurrection in the present. We learn from 1 Corinthians 15 what this involves and how we can experience this resurrection.
If Christ Has Not Been Raised, 1 Corinthians 15:12-20
If Christ Has Not Been Raised, 1 Corinthians 15:12-20

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: Specials
In this Easter sermon, we talk about the significance of the resurrection. In this text, Paul address the hypothetical question: what if Christ has not been raised from the dead? The ultimate point of his question is that Christ has been raised from the dead and therefore this event is foundational to everything else.
1 Corinthians 15:12-20
At the Cross, Luke 23:32-38
At the Cross, Luke 23:32-38

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: Specials
On the Sunday before Easter, we look at this text that helps focus our attention on the cross. We look at what was happening at the cross, and we discover the meaning and why we should always keep the cross central.
Luke 23:32-38
Disciples Make Disciples, Matthew 28:18-20
Disciples Make Disciples, Matthew 28:18-20

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: Specials
On the first Sunday of the year, we return to the simple mission Jesus has given His disciples. He calls us to make disciples. We discover what this looks like and we are encouraged to grow in our discipleship as we make disciples.
Matthew 28:18-20

Miscellaneous Sermons

The Branch

By: Rev. Devin Knuckles

Series: Misc

Zechariah 3

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The Branch
The Branch

By: Rev. Devin Knuckles
Series: Misc
Zechariah 3
BE Attitudes
BE Attitudes

By: Rev. Michael Lusk
Series: Misc
Matthew 5:1-12
The BE attitudes
A Step Down in the Right Direction
A Step Down in the Right Direction

By: Mr. Bryce Mitchell
Series: Misc
DNOW Sunday 2017
Acts 6
Acts 6

By: Mr. Bill Lighty
Series: Misc
Give us Courage
Give us Courage

By: Rev. Devin Knuckles
Series: Misc
Psalm 2
Stand Firm
Stand Firm

By: Rev. Michael Lusk
Series: Misc
Ephesians 6:10-20
Dnow Sunday
Dnow Sunday

By: Alex McFarland
Series: Misc
2 Timothy 3:1-5
The Two Shall Become One
The Two Shall Become One

By: Rev. Devin Knuckles
Series: Misc
Ephesians 2:11-22
Grace Changes Everything
Grace Changes Everything

By: Rev. Michael Lusk
Series: Misc
Ephesians 2:1-10
Hymn Sing
Hymn Sing

By: Joe Powell
Series: Misc
2 Timothy 2:14-15
The Distinguishing Characteristics of a Mission Church
The Distinguishing Characteristics of a Mission Church

By: Mr. Larry Dick
Series: Misc
Hebrews 9:11-15
Christ, Our High Priest, Hebrews 9:11-15
Christ, Our High Priest, Hebrews 9:11-15

By: Mr. Mark Webb
Series: Misc
Hebrews 9:11-15
Paul’s Global Mission, Romans 1:14-16
Paul’s Global Mission, Romans 1:14-16

By: Mr. Bill Lighty
Series: Misc
Romans 1:14-16
Remember the Lord, Deuteronomy 6
Remember the Lord, Deuteronomy 6

By: Rev. Michael Lusk
Series: Misc
Deuteronomy 6

Vista Grande Values

The Lord’s Supper, Luke 22:14-20

By: Dr. Chris Moore

Series: 2015Values

We want to value the Lord’s Supper because Jesus has given us this meal. We discover that the Lord’s Supper points us to the past, present, and future. In order to truly value and appreciate this meal, we must understand and recognize each of these three aspects.

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The Lord’s Supper, Luke 22:14-20
The Lord’s Supper, Luke 22:14-20

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2015Values
We want to value the Lord’s Supper because Jesus has given us this meal. We discover that the Lord’s Supper points us to the past, present, and future. In order to truly value and appreciate this meal, we must understand and recognize each of these three aspects.
God’s Word, Psalm 19
God’s Word, Psalm 19

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2015Values
God has revealed Himself to us in several ways. First, He has spoken to us through His creation. Second, He has spoken to us through human language. Ultimately, He has spoken to us through His Son. He is there and He is not silent; we must value and respond to His revelation.
Grace, Matthew 20:1-16
Grace, Matthew 20:1-16

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2015Values
We discover from this parable that God’s ways are not our ways. Grace is one of the greatest differences between the Kingdom of God and the kingdom of man. We are reminded of our need for God’s grace and how we can get motivated to show God’s grace to others.
Unity, Ephesians 4:1-3
Unity, Ephesians 4:1-3

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2015Values
We discover from this parable that God’s ways are not our ways. Grace is one of the greatest differences between the Kingdom of God and the kingdom of man. We are reminded of our need for God’s grace and how we can get motivated to show God’s grace to others.
The Gospel, Romans 1:16-17
The Gospel, Romans 1:16-17

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2015Values
We discover why Paul is not ashamed of the gospel. As we understand these reasons, we are better equipped to say with the apostle, "we are not ashamed." We learn what the gospel is, and we learn how to apply the gospel and experience its power.

Joy to the World

For Unto Us, Isaiah 9:6-7

By: Dr. Chris Moore

Series: 2015 Joy to the World

Although Jesus was born like everyone else, He was not like anyone else. Isaiah tells us of His uniqueness. Isaiah shows us: that His birth was prophesied, that He is divine in nature, that He is Holy because He is virgin born, and that He has a glorious destiny. His destiny includes us if we are willing to recognize who He is and trust what He has done.

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For Unto Us, Isaiah 9:6-7
For Unto Us, Isaiah 9:6-7

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2015 Joy to the World
Although Jesus was born like everyone else, He was not like anyone else. Isaiah tells us of His uniqueness. Isaiah shows us: that His birth was prophesied, that He is divine in nature, that He is Holy because He is virgin born, and that He has a glorious destiny. His destiny includes us if we are willing to recognize who He is and trust what He has done.
The Three Responses, Matthew 2
The Three Responses, Matthew 2

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2015 Joy to the World
In our text, we see three responses to the birth of Jesus. We see these same three responses today. Will you respond to Jesus with opposition, indifference, or worship?
Christmas in Revelation, Revelation 12
Christmas in Revelation, Revelation 12

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2015 Joy to the World
When we think of the Christmas story, we usually think of Matthew’s or Luke’s account and we think about a manger, shepherds, and angels singing. In this sermon, we look at the Christmas story according to the book of Revelation, and we discover there is a lot more happening behind the scenes. Christmas is about a cosmic battle that continues to this day. We can be confident in the battle, and this text gives us good reasons why we can be confident even when it seems like the enemy is winning.

Galatians

The Grace of Our Lord, Galatians 6:11-18

By: Dr. Chris Moore

Series: 2016 Galatians

"The Grace of Our Lord, Galatians 6:11-18" from The Grace of Our Lord, Galatians 6:11-18 by Dr. Chris Moore. Released: 2015. Genre: Sermons.

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The Grace of Our Lord, Galatians 6:11-18
The Grace of Our Lord, Galatians 6:11-18

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Galatians
"The Grace of Our Lord, Galatians 6:11-18" from The Grace of Our Lord, Galatians 6:11-18 by Dr. Chris Moore. Released: 2015. Genre: Sermons.
Let Us Do Good, Galatians 6:6-10
Let Us Do Good, Galatians 6:6-10

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Galatians
"Let Us Do Good, Galatians 6:6-10" from Let Us Do Good, Galatians 6:6-10 by Dr. Chris Moore. Released: 2015. Genre: Sermons.
Keep in Step with the Spirit, Galatians 5:25-6:5
Keep in Step with the Spirit, Galatians 5:25-6:5

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Galatians
"Keep in Step with the Spirit, Galatians 5:25-6:5" from Keep in Step with the Spirit, Galatians 5:25-6:5 by Dr. Chris Moore. Released: 2015. Genre: Sermons.
Walk by the Spirit, Galatians 5:16-24
Walk by the Spirit, Galatians 5:16-24

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Galatians
"Walk by the Spirit, Galatians 5:16-24" from Walk by the Spirit, Galatians 5:16-24 by Dr. Chris Moore. Released: 2015. Genre: Sermons.
The Cross, Galatians 5:2-15
The Cross, Galatians 5:2-15

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Galatians
"The Cross, Galatians 5:2-15" from The Cross, Galatians 5:2-15 by Dr. Chris Moore. Released: 2015. Genre: Sermons.
Christ Has Set Us Free, Galatians 4:21-5:1
Christ Has Set Us Free, Galatians 4:21-5:1

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Galatians
"Christ Has Set Us Free, Galatians 4:21-5:1 " from Christ Has Set Us Free, Galatians 4:21-5:1 by Dr. Chris Moore. Released: 2015. Genre: Sermons.
“How Can You Turn Back?”, Galatians 4:8-20
“How Can You Turn Back?”, Galatians 4:8-20

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Galatians
Paul asks the Galatians, how can you turn back from the gospel and Christ? We learn we must examine ourselves to see if we have turned back. Like the Galatians, we sometimes turn away from the gospel in subtle ways. We also learn that we must be willing to speak the truth in love to others who have turned back from the gospel. Finally, we are reminded that God is a loving Father who is patient with us.
Sons of God, Galatians 3:26-4:7
Sons of God, Galatians 3:26-4:7

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Galatians
Everyone has a deep desire to be loved. Because of the Son of God, we can become sons of God and experience the love we need and crave. Our desire to be loved is satisfied through divine adoption. How great is the love the Father has lavished on us, that we should be called children of God! And that is what we are!
Why Then the Law? Galatians 3:15-25
Why Then the Law? Galatians 3:15-25

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Galatians
If we are justified by faith alone and we are cursed if we rely on works of the law (Gal 3:10), why did God give us the law? Are Christians expected to follow the law of God? We discover from God’s Word how Christians should think about the law.
Christ Redeemed Us, Galatians 3:10-14
Christ Redeemed Us, Galatians 3:10-14

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Galatians
One of the ways we return to the gospel and keep it central is simply by talking about the gospel. The gospel includes bad news that we are all under a curse because of our sin. If we understand the problem, we are able to experience the good news of the gospel: Christ redeemed us from the curse by becoming a curse. As a result we receive the blessing promised to Abraham, which is the Spirit of adoption.
Who Has Bewitched You? Galatians 3:1-9
Who Has Bewitched You? Galatians 3:1-9

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Galatians
We are all prone to wander. Like the Galatians, we are capable of being bewitched. We discover several reasons why we should continue to return to the gospel and keep it central in all things. The gospel is the beginning, middle, and end of the faith, and it always has been and it always will be.
Crucified with Christ, Galatians 2:17-21
Crucified with Christ, Galatians 2:17-21

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Galatians
If we are saved by grace through faith in Christ alone, will this encourage sin and disobedience? What compels us to obey? In this sermon, we discover that the gospel gives us a new perspective, a new identity, a new power, and a new motivation. The gospel of justification by faith leads to obedience.
Justified by Faith, Galatians 2:11-16
Justified by Faith, Galatians 2:11-16

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Galatians
In this important text, we hear the good news that we can be justified by faith in Christ. In order to truly understand this good news, we must first recognize the bad news that comes with the gospel. When we embrace the bad news, we are ready to experience the sweetness of justification by faith.
The Right Hand of Fellowship, Galatians 2:1-10
The Right Hand of Fellowship, Galatians 2:1-10

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Galatians
We learn about one of the most significant decisions in church history that continues to impact us today. The church remained unified through this event and we discover some key principles for experiencing church unity.
But When He, Galatians 1:11-24
But When He, Galatians 1:11-24

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Galatians
We discover the important distinction between the story of the gospel and our story. We learn how God’s story can give life and meaning to our story. God’s story gives us a new passion, a new mission, a new confidence, and a new purpose.
I Am Astonished, Galatians 1:6-10
I Am Astonished, Galatians 1:6-10

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Galatians
We are supposed to be the people who know the truth and speak the truth in a world that is very confused about the truth. We learn that we are prone to wander from the truth, but we also learn there is a clear way back. We have a strong motivation for returning to the truth of the gospel.
Grace to You, Galatians 1:1-5
Grace to You, Galatians 1:1-5

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Galatians
The book of Galatians has two major themes, and we see these themes in the introduction to the letter. First, we learn about the authority of the messenger. Paul had authority as an apostle, and his inspired writings are our authority today. If we disobey and disbelieve the Scripture, then we disobey and disbelieve God. Second, we learn about the good news of the message. We experience God’s grace and we become His sons and daughters because Jesus "gave himself for our sins to deliver us from the present evil age."

Ancient Psalms, Timeless Truth

Down and Out

By: Dr. Chris Moore

Series: 2016 Psalms

Psalm 42

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Down and Out
Down and Out

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Psalms
Psalm 42
The God who Knows
The God who Knows

By: Rev. Michael Lusk
Series: 2016 Psalms
Psalm 139
One Story, One King
One Story, One King

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Psalms
Even though the Bible includes 66 books, we are reminded from Psalm 110 it is ultimately one book with one story and one Author. We are also reminded that this story is about one King. We discover why He is the greatest King and why we should follow Him.
True Worship
True Worship

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Psalms
Psalm 100
Let the Earth Rejoice
Let the Earth Rejoice

By: Rev. Michael Lusk
Series: 2016 Psalms
Psalm 96
Characteristics of a Transformed Life
Characteristics of a Transformed Life

By: Rev. Devin Knuckles
Series: 2016 Psalms
Psalm 119
Kiss the Son, Psalm 2
Kiss the Son, Psalm 2

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Psalms
Every good story has conflict, and the storyline of the Bible is no different. We discover that the conflict is between the Creator and His rebellious creation. God’s response and His plan for the rebellion is to establish His king and bring everything under subjection to this king. We are told to “Kiss the Son, lest he be angry, and you perish” (Psalm 2:12).
Joy in the Morning, Psalm 30
Joy in the Morning, Psalm 30

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Psalms
Psalm 30 is a thanksgiving psalm that combines elements of praise and lament. The psalmist looks to the past at a time when he was in despair and he cried to the Lord for help, and he praises God for hearing and answering him. All of God’s people share this same story: we once were lost but now we’re found. We discover why we have reason and motivation to be humble, and praise, and give thanks.
Joy in the Morning, Psalm 30
Joy in the Morning, Psalm 30

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Psalms
Psalm 30 is a thanksgiving psalm that combines elements of praise and lament. The psalmist looks to the past at a time when he was in despair and he cried to the Lord for help, and he praises God for hearing and answering him. All of God’s people share this same story: we once were lost but now we’re found. We discover why we have reason and motivation to be humble, and praise, and give thanks.
Out of the Depths, Psalm 130
Out of the Depths, Psalm 130

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Psalms
Psalm 130 is a lament psalm that provides an honest and healthy resource for God’s people to cry out to God when life is difficult. This psalm helps us understand some of the reasons why we experience the depths and how we should respond when we do experience them. We are also reminded that Christ has identified with us and experienced the depths for us so that we have hope we can be delivered.
Out of the Depths, Psalm 130
Out of the Depths, Psalm 130

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Psalms
Psalm 130 is a lament psalm that provides an honest and healthy resource for God’s people to cry out to God when life is difficult. This psalm helps us understand some of the reasons why we experience the depths and how we should respond when we do experience them. We are also reminded that Christ has identified with us and experienced the depths for us so that we have hope we can be delivered.
Confidence in a Dangerous World, Psalm 121
Confidence in a Dangerous World, Psalm 121

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Psalms
We live in a dangerous world with wars, sickness, storms, bad people, and many other challenges. How can we keep from becoming either cynical or anxious? We discover from our psalm that because of Who God is and what God does for us, we have reason for confidence even in a dangerous world.
A Joyful Noise, Psalm 98
A Joyful Noise, Psalm 98

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Psalms
"A Joyful Noise, Psalm 98" from Psalms by Dr. Chris Moore. Genre: Other.
If You Hear His Voice, Psalm 95
If You Hear His Voice, Psalm 95

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Psalms
Praise psalms usually follow a consistent pattern. Psalm 95 breaks the pattern and concludes with an abrupt warning instead. We need to hear and respond to this warning. God provides the rest that we all long for and need, but we must not presume on God's grace. We discover how to experience God's rest and we are challenged to pursue his rest with a sense of urgency.
His Love Endures Forever, Psalm 136
His Love Endures Forever, Psalm 136

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Psalms
What are we supposed to do when life is challenging and we start wondering why God allows this and does He still care? Psalm 136 teaches us how to look to the past at God’s great wonders. When we remember all God has done for us, we are encouraged to keep trusting and following Him. We are encouraged that His love clearly demonstrated in the past continues to this day and endures forever.
Majestic and Mindful, Psalm 8
Majestic and Mindful, Psalm 8

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Psalms
This praise psalm calls God’s people to worship. The reason for worship is because God is the powerful Creator, yet He is near to us and He cares for us. He is majestic yet mindful. We discover several ways in which the almighty God cares for us, and this moves us to worship.
The Pursuit of Happiness, Psalm 1
The Pursuit of Happiness, Psalm 1

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Psalms
We all want to be happy. The question is: how do we experience this happiness we crave? Psalm 1 is a wisdom psalm that introduces the Book of Psalms and describes two paths. One is the path of the fool that leads to unhappiness. The other path leads to blessing and true happiness. We discover from this psalm the key factors for taking the path of the wise that ultimately leads to life.

Mission Statement

I Am Among You As The One Who Serves

By: Dr. Chris Moore

Series: 2016 Mission Statement

"I Am Among You As The One Who Serves" from Mission Statement by Dr Chris Moore. Track 6. Genre: Other.

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I Am Among You As The One Who Serves
I Am Among You As The One Who Serves

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Mission Statement
"I Am Among You As The One Who Serves" from Mission Statement by Dr Chris Moore. Track 6. Genre: Other.
Making Disciples Who Impact
Making Disciples Who Impact

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Mission Statement
"Making Disciples Who Impact" from Mission Statement by Dr Chris Moore. Track 5. Genre: Other.
Making Disciples who Serve
Making Disciples who Serve

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Mission Statement
"09.11.16". Genre: Blues.
Making Disciples who Connect
Making Disciples who Connect

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Mission Statement
"Making Disciples who Connect" from Mission Statement by Dr. Chris Moore. Genre: Other.
Making Disciples Who Worship
Making Disciples Who Worship

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Mission Statement
Making Disciples Who Worship, Connect, Serve and Impact
Making Disciples Who Worship, Connect, Serve and Impact

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Mission Statement
I Am Among You As The One Who Serves
I Am Among You As The One Who Serves

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Mission Statement
What does it look like to be great in God’s kingdom? We learn that it looks very different from the way the world thinks about greatness. We discover that true greatness involves humility and serving.
Making Disciples Who Impact
Making Disciples Who Impact

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Mission Statement
Jesus has given the church a simple mission to make disciples. A key aspect of being a disciple is making Christ known. We are reminded from this passage that God wants to be known, and we discover key principles for making Him known.
Making Disciples who Serve
Making Disciples who Serve

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Mission Statement
The message of the gospel is that we are not right with God but we can be because of what Christ has done at the cross. While the gospel is about being right with God, the gospel is also about the peace Jesus has established among God’s people. An important part of growing as a disciple of Christ is to grow together with God’s people. We discover from this text why we should value one another and why we should be connected with one another in the church.
Making Disciples who Connect
Making Disciples who Connect

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Mission Statement
The message of the gospel is that we are not right with God but we can be because of what Christ has done at the cross. While the gospel is about being right with God, the gospel is also about the peace Jesus has established among God’s people. An important part of growing as a disciple of Christ is to grow together with God’s people. We discover from this text why we should value one another and why we should be connected with one another in the church.
Making Disciples Who Worship
Making Disciples Who Worship

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Mission Statement
We discover this incredible truth that God wants our worship. This is why He created us, and this is why we have this deep thirst. The problem is that we try to satisfy our thirst in ways that can never truly satisfy. The good news is that God has provided the way for us to be satisfied. We learn what it means to worship in spirit and truth and experience true satisfaction.
Making Disciples Who Worship, Connect, Serve & Impact
Making Disciples Who Worship, Connect, Serve & Impact

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Mission Statement
At Vista Grande, we have a simple mission. We want to make disciples. We want to see people become disciples, and we want to see people grow up in Christ. One helpful part of our mission statement is four key words that describe what discipleship looks like so you can know what is expected of you. These four words reflect the values of the first church and every faithful church since Acts 2. We want to make disciples who worship, connect, serve & impact.

Lessons from a Fish

Should I Not Pity that Great City, Colorado Springs?

By: Dr. Chris Moore

Series: 2016 Lessons From a Fish

In Jonah 4, we discover that we should be gracious toward others since God has been gracious toward us. We learn from Jonah that there is a "problem" with God’s grace as we often want to see people experience God’s justice while we want to experience His grace. We learn how our hearts can be changed to reflect God’s heart for Colorado Springs and all people.

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Should I Not Pity that Great City, Colorado Springs?
Should I Not Pity that Great City, Colorado Springs?

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Lessons From a Fish
In Jonah 4, we discover that we should be gracious toward others since God has been gracious toward us. We learn from Jonah that there is a "problem" with God’s grace as we often want to see people experience God’s justice while we want to experience His grace. We learn how our hearts can be changed to reflect God’s heart for Colorado Springs and all people.
God is Patient
God is Patient

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Lessons From a Fish
As we see God’s patience toward Jonah, we are reminded that God is patient with His people. We are motivated to faithfulness and to be patient with one another. As we see God’s patience toward Nineveh, we are reminded that God is patient with all people. While the cross reveals God is willing to forgive the most undeserving people, we also discover that God’s patience won’t last forever.
Salvations Belongs to the Lord
Salvations Belongs to the Lord

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Lessons From a Fish
Jonah 2 is a unique psalm Jonah prays to the Lord from the belly of the fish. We are reminded of our need for salvation. We need God’s grace as much as anyone, and it is important for us to recognize this lesson in order to experience his salvation. We are also reminded that salvation is from God from beginning to end. We simply need to cry out to him. Finally, we discover some of the results of salvation and ways in which Jesus is greater than Jonah.
God is in Control
God is in Control

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Lessons From a Fish
We learn from Jonah 1 that God is in control in all places. Just as Jonah cannot escape God, neither can we. This thought is both humbling and encouraging. We also learn He is in control of all things. Like Jonah, we often affirm this truth but we don’t live like it. The good news is that God is gracious and He sends someone greater than Jonah.

The Christmas Spirit

By: Dr. Chris Moore

Series: 2016 Christmas Spirit

In this Christmas Day sermon, we look at Luke’s account of Christ’s birth. Throughout the sermon series, we have been talking about the particular spirit of Christmas we see in each text. Now we discover how we see each Christmas spirit in this text: humility, joy, peace, and love. Since God has given His Son, we are encouraged to practice each of these characteristics throughout the year.

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The Christmas Spirit
The Christmas Spirit

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Christmas Spirit
In this Christmas Day sermon, we look at Luke’s account of Christ’s birth. Throughout the sermon series, we have been talking about the particular spirit of Christmas we see in each text. Now we discover how we see each Christmas spirit in this text: humility, joy, peace, and love. Since God has given His Son, we are encouraged to practice each of these characteristics throughout the year.
The Christmas Spirit – Joy
The Christmas Spirit – Joy

By: Rev. Michael Lusk
Series: 2016 Christmas Spirit
The Christmas spirit we see in this text is joy. We are commanded in scripture to rejoice always, and God’s desire is that we live a life full of joy. How can we live a life full of joy when we are so often consumed by busyness, stress, worry, doubts, loneliness, brokenness, and overwhelming burdens? We learn our joy is made complete in Jesus through fellowship with God and fellowship with other followers of Christ.
The Christmas Spirit – Love
The Christmas Spirit – Love

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Christmas Spirit
We learn that the true spirit of Christmas involves love. We see God’s love for us in the birth of His Son. We also see the proof of God’s love for us through His Son’s death. Just as God has loved us in a sacrificial way, so we should love one another. In fact, John says if we don’t love one another in this way we haven’t really experienced God’s love. We learn how and why we should practice this Christmas spirit of love.
The Christmas Spirit: Humility
The Christmas Spirit: Humility

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2016 Christmas Spirit
The Christmas spirit we see in this important text is humility. Even though He was equal with God, Jesus willingly humbled Himself. We explore what it means that He “emptied” Himself, and we discover the true wonder of Christmas. The main point of this text is that we practice this spirit of humility. We learn what true humility involves and how to get motivated to reflect the humility we see in the Christmas story.

Knowing Jesus

Knowing Jesus and the Spirit

By: Dr. Chris Moore

Series: Knowing Jesus

In John 16, Jesus tells His disciples they will die after His departure, but He also encourages them that their sorrow will turn to joy. We discover why it is to our advantage that Jesus leaves and sends the Holy Spirit. Some Christians seem to ignore the Holy Spirit. Some Christians emphasize the Holy Spirit in a way that is disconnected from the Bible and from the ministry of Jesus. We learn how to think about the Holy Spirit and why we should be encouraged by His ministry among us.

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Knowing Jesus and the Spirit
Knowing Jesus and the Spirit

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: Knowing Jesus
In John 16, Jesus tells His disciples they will die after His departure, but He also encourages them that their sorrow will turn to joy. We discover why it is to our advantage that Jesus leaves and sends the Holy Spirit. Some Christians seem to ignore the Holy Spirit. Some Christians emphasize the Holy Spirit in a way that is disconnected from the Bible and from the ministry of Jesus. We learn how to think about the Holy Spirit and why we should be encouraged by His ministry among us.
Knowing Jesus as Restorer
Knowing Jesus as Restorer

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: Knowing Jesus
In John 21, Jesus addresses Peter’s denial and He restores Peter. We learn that we are all in need of restoration and God delights in restoring us to use us. We also learn this restoration is often difficult and even painful. However, we are encouraged because God’s restoration is worth it!
Knowing Jesus as Resurrected
Knowing Jesus as Resurrected

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: Knowing Jesus
In John 20, we have four reactions to Jesus’ resurrection: unexpecting, superficial belief, fear, and skepticism. We see these same four reactions to Jesus’ resurrection today. We also discover how these reactions get transformed into strong belief after Jesus appears to His followers. We are encouraged as we learn that we have strong reasons to believe in the resurrection and why this belief changes us.
Knowing Jesus as Crucified
Knowing Jesus as Crucified

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: Knowing Jesus
In John 19, we arrive at the heart of the Christian faith, the death and resurrection of Jesus. We are familiar with the details of Jesus’ death, but we want to consider this event without becoming numb to it. We discover that God is in control in John 19 and we talk about why God allows (and even plans) these terrible events to happen to His Son. We are encourage to cherish and cling to the cross of Christ.
Knowing Jesus as Rejected
Knowing Jesus as Rejected

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: Knowing Jesus
In John 18, it seems that everything that could go wrong does go wrong. Everyone who could turn against Jesus turns against Him. We also see how He is perfectly in control and He is not shocked by anything. We discover four people who reject Him and how they represent four common types of rejection. We also discover how Jesus responds to the rejection and why this is significant for us.
Knowing Jesus as Priest
Knowing Jesus as Priest

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: Knowing Jesus
In John 17 we catch a glimpse into the heart of Jesus as He prays for Himself and His disciples on the night of His arrest. This longest recorded prayer of Jesus is often called the High Priestly Prayer because He is serving as a priest before the Father on behalf of His people. As we look at the five main petitions in His prayer, we are encouraged because we also discover what Jesus is most likely praying for us right now as He intercedes for us as our priest.
Knowing Jesus as The Vine
Knowing Jesus as The Vine

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: Knowing Jesus
In John 15, Jesus continues to prepare His disciples for his coming departure. He challenges them to remain in Him and not fall away. We discover three principles for abiding in Christ, the true vine. These principles involve three important relationships: our relationship to Christ, our relationship with God’s people, and our relationship with the world.
Knowing Jesus as Comforter
Knowing Jesus as Comforter

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: Knowing Jesus
In John 14, Jesus tells His disciples not to let their hearts be troubled. He comforts them by explaining how He provides for them even in their sadness. Like the disciples we often experience sadness and discouragement, and we discover how we can be encouraged. We learn several ways Jesus provides for us as we come to know Him as comforter.
Knowing Jesus as Servant
Knowing Jesus as Servant

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: Knowing Jesus
Chapter 13 is the beginning of a very important section in John’s Gospel, in which we learn what Jesus taught the disciples on His last night with them prior to His death. First, Jesus washes their feet, and we discover a couple of reasons why He takes on this lowly task. We also learn why we should serve and what we should do when serving is difficult.
Knowing Jesus as the King
Knowing Jesus as the King

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: Knowing Jesus
In John 12 we see Jesus embracing the title of king. We also see several responses to Jesus’ claim to the crown. People respond to Jesus in the same ways today, and these responses include rejection, confusion, and following superficially. We discover what it looks like to follow faithfully and we learn why we should follow the King even when it’s difficult.
Knowing Jesus as The Resurrection and the Life
Knowing Jesus as The Resurrection and the Life

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: Knowing Jesus
In John 11, we are reminded of the problem we all face: death. We are also reminded Jesus is able to reverse this curse and bring about life even in death. We discover several reasons why Jesus is the resurrection and the life. Also, we talk about why we can be hopeful even when we experience death.
Knowing Jesus as The Good Shepherd
Knowing Jesus as The Good Shepherd

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: Knowing Jesus
In John 10 we discover several reasons why Jesus is the good shepherd we should follow. First, He is the only one who has the authority to be our shepherd because of who He is. Second, He has a compassionate heart toward His sheep. His care for us causes us to want to follow Him. Third, He is a good shepherd because He is willing to sacrifice greatly for us. Finally, He provides the security for us that we want and need.
Knowing Jesus as the Light
Knowing Jesus as the Light

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: Knowing Jesus
At the beginning of John 9, Jesus encounters a man who is blind from birth. By the end of the chapter, the blind man is able to see both physically and spiritually because he recognizes his blindness and need. The religious leaders, by contrast, don’t recognize their need, and they prove to be blind to the Light of the world. We learn from these two examples how we can experience Jesus as the Light.
Knowing Jesus as the Truth
Knowing Jesus as the Truth

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: Knowing Jesus
We live in a strange time when truth is under attack and the nature of truth is up for debate. In John 8, we are reminded that knowing the truth is key for experiencing freedom. The good news is that Jesus is the light who has come to the darkness with the truth so we can be free. In order to be free, we must come to know the truth about ourselves, Jesus, and true faith.
Knowing Jesus as the Christ
Knowing Jesus as the Christ

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: Knowing Jesus
We learn from John 6 that we need to go to Jesus with the right motivations and stay there. We discover from the text a couple of unhealthy motivations for going to Jesus. Like the crowd, we often follow Jesus merely because of what He can do for us. We also learn healthy motivations for going to Jesus. Jesus doesn't merely give us what we need to be satisfied; He is the bread of life and He satisfies.
Knowing Jesus as Bread of Life
Knowing Jesus as Bread of Life

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: Knowing Jesus
We learn from John 6 that we need to go to Jesus with the right motivations and stay there. We discover from the text a couple of unhealthy motivations for going to Jesus. Like the crowd, we often follow Jesus merely because of what He can do for us. We also learn healthy motivations for going to Jesus. Jesus doesn't merely give us what we need to be satisfied; He is the bread of life and He satisfies.
Knowing Jesusas the Son of God
Knowing Jesusas the Son of God

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: Knowing Jesus
In John 5 we see several examples from the people in the story of common myths and inaccurate views about God and how He works. We correct these myths and we are encouraged to think correctly about God, ourselves, and God’s Son. We address superstitions, healings, and man-made traditions.
Knowing Jesus as Living Water
Knowing Jesus as Living Water

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: Knowing Jesus
In this sermon we look at John 4 and the intriguing conversation between Jesus and the woman at the well. We learn the problem is that we have both a physical and spiritual thirst. We also learn that Jesus can satisfy our thirst. Perhaps most interestingly, we learn the reason why Jesus is able to satisfy is because He experienced both physical and spiritual thirst for us. When we come to understand and believe this, we begin to experience the satisfaction only Jesus can provide.
Knowing Jesus as Redeemer
Knowing Jesus as Redeemer

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: Knowing Jesus
In this sermon we look at the stories from John 2 when Jesus turns water to wine and cleanses the temple. In both stories we have a problem and a solution. The problem is brokenness, and the solution is that Jesus has come to redeem. We discover how Jesus provides redemption and we are encouraged to know Him more deeply as our Redeemer.
Knowing Jesus as the Word
Knowing Jesus as the Word

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: Knowing Jesus
In John 1 we discover our problem is that, left to ourselves, we don’t know God and we can’t know Him. The good news is that God has made Himself knowable to us. However, John tells us Jesus is the way we come to know God. We discover why Jesus is essential for knowing God.

Making Disciples

Making Disciples who Impact

By: Dr. Chris Moore

Series: 2017 Making Disciples

We begin by looking at the big picture of God’s desire to be known by all peoples. God has blessed us so we will bless others so He will be known and praised. We learn that this has been God’s desire and plan from the beginning. We also learn the ways Vista Grande is involved in making an impact for Christ globally and locally.

Recommended Books: Praying the Bible

Let the Nations Be Glad!

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Making Disciples who Impact
Making Disciples who Impact

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2017 Making Disciples
We begin by looking at the big picture of God’s desire to be known by all peoples. God has blessed us so we will bless others so He will be known and praised. We learn that this has been God’s desire and plan from the beginning. We also learn the ways Vista Grande is involved in making an impact for Christ globally and locally.

Recommended Books: Praying the Bible

Let the Nations Be Glad!
Making Disciples who Serve
Making Disciples who Serve

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2017 Making Disciples
We look at the parable of the talents and learn several important lessons about serving. For example, everything we have is a loan from God including our time, energy, money, and resources. We discover that as stewards we will give an account to God, so we are encouraged to use what God has given us to serve Him and His church.

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Making Disciples who Connect
Making Disciples who Connect

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2017 Making Disciples
We often think of Christian fellowship as being an optional, small part of Christianity. We discover that true fellowship is a vital aspect of discipleship. We talk about the basis, goal, importance, and motivation for connecting.
Making Disciples who Worship
Making Disciples who Worship

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2017 Making Disciples
In this series, we return to our church’s mission statement: "making disciples who worship, connect, serve, and impact." "Making disciples" is the main command Jesus gave the church in the great commission (Matthew 28:19). God’s people are expected to grow as disciples and the church is instrumental in that growth. Our hope and goal is that everyone at Vista Grande will grow as disciples by getting involved in these four arenas. Worship is the corporate gathering when we assemble weekly as a church. Connecting is when we gather in smaller groups and fellowship and encourage each other around God’s Word. Serving is when we give our time, energy, and resources to benefit God’s people at VGBC. Impact is when we leave the campus in order to represent Christ, show acts of mercy, share the Gospel, and engage in missions. Our aim is to see people come to Christ so they begin growing as disciples. Each week we look at a different aspect of our mission statement.

Christmas Sermons

The Songs of Christmas

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Series: 2017ChristmasSermons

An indepth study of our favorite Christmas songs. Dr Chris Moore, Jay HIll and Michael Lusk

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The Songs of Christmas
The Songs of Christmas

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Series: 2017ChristmasSermons
An indepth study of our favorite Christmas songs. Dr Chris Moore, Jay HIll and Michael Lusk
The Greatest Gift
The Greatest Gift

By: Rev. Devin Knuckles
Series: 2017ChristmasSermons
John 1:9-14
Christmas in Revelation
Christmas in Revelation

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2017ChristmasSermons
Revelation 12
When we look at the birth of Jesus we often turn to Matthew or Luke. But in this sermon we discover that the Christmas story is also found in the book of Revelation. We see there is a war involving a dragon that takes place behind the scenes of the nativity. We are encouraged as we learn why we can be confident in the battle that continues to this day.

Applying the Gospel

Applying the Gospel: Response

By: Dr. Chris Moore

Series: 2018 Applying the Gospel

Romans 5:1-5, Romans 6:1-11

In the final sermon of this series, we talk about how we should respond to the gospel and we discover several benefits if we have responded to the gospel with faith. If I am trusting in Christ, I have a new relationship, a new identity, and a new power. We learn why this should encourage us and motivate us to live lives that are worthy of all God has done for us in the gospel.

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Applying the Gospel: Response
Applying the Gospel: Response

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2018 Applying the Gospel
Romans 5:1-5, Romans 6:1-11

In the final sermon of this series, we talk about how we should respond to the gospel and we discover several benefits if we have responded to the gospel with faith. If I am trusting in Christ, I have a new relationship, a new identity, and a new power. We learn why this should encourage us and motivate us to live lives that are worthy of all God has done for us in the gospel.
Applying the Gospel: Christ
Applying the Gospel: Christ

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2018 Applying the Gospel
Romans 3:21-26; 5:8-10; Philippians 3:7-11

In this sermon we return to one of the most important passages. We emphasize God’s solution to our sin problem, which is Jesus Christ and His cross. We discover Jesus has succeeded where I have failed, He proves God loves me, and He is everything I need. We talk about what difference these truths should make for us practically.
Applying the Gospel: Man
Applying the Gospel: Man

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2018 Applying the Gospel
Romans 3:21-26

In this sermon, we focus on the second part of the gospel, man and his sin. We discover several key principles we can draw out and apply to our lives. We learn that we should value all people as God does, even when it’s difficult. We learn that we deserve less, and so we live as people who are grateful and quick to show mercy. We learn that we are in need, and why this should affect the way we live. We talk about how God has met our need and how we can practically apply these great gospel truths.
Applying the Gospel: God
Applying the Gospel: God

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2018 Applying the Gospel
Romans 11:33-36

In this sermon, we focus on the beginning of the gospel, God the King. We discover several fundamental lessons from our text that we can apply to our lives. For example, God is King and I am not. Also, God is in control and He is good. We learn practically how to take these gospel truths about God and apply them to real life challenges and struggles we face every day.

Recommended Books: The Holiness of God

Perspective

Life and Death

By: Dr. Chris Moore

Series: 2017Perspective

2 Timothy 4:6-22

In this text we see four images that help us develop God’s perspective on life and death. The first image is an offering, and we learn we are called to live our lives as a sacrifice. The second image is a departure, and we are encouraged that there is life after death. The third image is a race, and we are called to keep running and endure to the end. The final image is a reward, and we are reminded that following Christ to the end is worth it!

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Life and Death
Life and Death

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2017Perspective
2 Timothy 4:6-22
In this text we see four images that help us develop God’s perspective on life and death. The first image is an offering, and we learn we are called to live our lives as a sacrifice. The second image is a departure, and we are encouraged that there is life after death. The third image is a race, and we are called to keep running and endure to the end. The final image is a reward, and we are reminded that following Christ to the end is worth it!

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Truth
Truth

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2017Perspective
2 Timothy 4:1-5
In this sermon, we discover the problem is that we are naturally inclined to gravitate away from the truth toward error. We talk about why this happens and what this downward process involves. We also discover the solution to this problem. We ask and answer the big questions about how to combat falsehood and darkness with truth and light.

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Book Recommendations:

The Gospel and Personal Evangelism
Enduring
Enduring

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2017Perspective
2 Timothy 3:10-17
In this passage and sermon we are called to endure. We have all started new projects or hobbies that we have eventually quit. We often have a similar temptation in our faith to slow down or even quit. We learn from this text several keys for enduring the race set before us.

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Book Recommendations:
50 People Every Christian Should Know
Shepherding a Child's Heart
Evil
Evil

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2017Perspective
2 Timothy 3:1-9

Evil is a term that has become less popular because it is a theological term that implies moral absolutes. In this sermon, we learn a biblical perspective of evil. We discover that evil is often subtle and quick to spread. We talk about the root of evil, the marks of evil, the response to evil, and the limits of evil.

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Thinking
Thinking

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2017Perspective
2 Timothy 2:14-26
In this sermon, we talk about right thinking. Unfortunately, many people believe we have to ignore rationality and logic in order to have faith. But God has given us a mind and we are supposed to use it as we love God with our mind. We look at the call to right thinking, the importance of right thinking, and practical steps we can take to develop a Christian mind.

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Suffering
Suffering

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2017Perspective
2 Timothy 2:8-13
One of the major themes of this letter is suffering. We are exposed to many unhealthy perspectives of suffering. Some say suffering is just an illusion. Some say if we are righteous and faithful then God won’t allow us to suffer. Some say God can’t be good since there is so much suffering. Some try to ignore suffering by self-medicating. We discover from God’s Word how we should think about suffering and why our present suffering shouldn’t drive us to despair.

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Commitment
Commitment

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2017Perspective
2 Timothy 2:1-7

In 2 Timothy 2:1-7, Paul encourages Timothy to stand strong and be committed to the gospel ministry. He uses the image of a soldier, athlete, and farmer to help illustrate what faithful ministry involves. We learn that commitment is difficult, necessary, and rewarding. Following Jesus often involves traveling a difficult road, but the road is worth it because it leads to life.

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Gospel
Gospel

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2017Perspective
2 Timothy 1:13-14
In this sermon we learn there is both an offensive and defensive aspect to the gospel and to gospel ministry. We are called to advance the gospel using the pattern of sound words we have been given. We are also called to defend the gospel, which means being willing to state explicitly what the gospel is and what the gospel is not. We discover that advancing and defending the gospel begins in our own hearts and homes before we can faithfully do this work in our community and world.

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Shame
Shame

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2017Perspective
2 Timothy 1:6-12
The main theme of this passage is shame. Paul tells Timothy that he is not ashamed and he calls on Timothy to join him in fighting against shame. We learn why we experience shame and we discover how to not be ashamed of Jesus. We also learn several important lessons for developing a biblical perspective on shame.

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Relationships
Relationships

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2017Perspective
2 Timothy 1:1-5
2 Timothy is a letter between two people who have a close friendship. As we begin this letter, we learn some important lessons about relationships. Our normal perspective is challenged and corrected by this biblical view. Healthy relationships are grounded in the gospel and they are purposeful in extending the gospel. They are unselfish and authentic. We also discover why Jesus has friended us and loved us in a way that no one else can.

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Book recommendation:
Shepherding a Child's Heart

We Believe

The Kingdom and the Last Things

By: Dr. Chris Moore

Series: We Believe

1 Thessalonians 4:13-18

In this sermon, we discover what we believe about the Kingdom of God and the end times. We learn two extremes we should avoid. One extreme is claiming to know more about the future than the Bible clearly reveals. The other extreme is ignoring what the Bible clearly teaches. We emphasize what the Bible emphasizes in order to be encouraged and motivated by Christ’s second coming.

Recommended Book:

The Race Set Before Us: A Biblical Theology of Perseverance & Assurance

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The Kingdom and the Last Things
The Kingdom and the Last Things

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: We Believe
1 Thessalonians 4:13-18
In this sermon, we discover what we believe about the Kingdom of God and the end times. We learn two extremes we should avoid. One extreme is claiming to know more about the future than the Bible clearly reveals. The other extreme is ignoring what the Bible clearly teaches. We emphasize what the Bible emphasizes in order to be encouraged and motivated by Christ’s second coming.

Recommended Book:
The Race Set Before Us: A Biblical Theology of Perseverance & Assurance
We Believe: The Ordinances
We Believe: The Ordinances

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: We Believe

Matthew 3:13-17 & 26:26-29

In this sermon we talk about the Lord’s Day, baptism, and the Lord’s Supper. We discover similarities and dissimilarities between the Lord’s Day and the Sabbath, and we learn about the meaning of the Lord’s Day. We also learn how baptism and the Lord’s Supper are the two symbols of our salvation, and we discover how they both have a past, present, and future aspect.
The Church
The Church

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: We Believe
We discover what we believe about the church. We talk about the nature of the church, the marks of a true church, the purpose of the church, and the biblical structure of a New Testament church. We learn that God values His church, and we should too.
Election and Perseverance
Election and Perseverance

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: We Believe
In this sermon we talk about two more aspects of our salvation: election and perseverance. We often ignore this important teaching because it can create debate and division. However, the Bible clearly speaks about these subjects in order to encourage us and help us think correctly about our salvation. We learn what we believe and why it matters.
Salvation
Salvation

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: We Believe
In this sermon, we learn what we believe about salvation. We discover salvation has several components including the Gospel call, regeneration, conversion, justification, sanctification, and glorification. As we gain an appreciation for the many aspects of our salvation and all God has done for us in Christ, we pray with the psalmist that the Lord will restore to us the joy of our salvation.
Man
Man

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: We Believe
In this sermon we discover what we believe about man. We learn that we were created in God’s image, and we talk about why this is significant. We also talk about the importance of gender and how we should think biblically about gender issues. We learn several ways we are sinners. We also talk about how Christ is the 2nd Adam who can solve our sin problem.
God
God

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: We Believe
In this sermon, we discover what we believe about God. We believe God is one and He is the Creator. We look at the account of creation in Genesis 1 and learn why this is significant for us. We also believe God is the Redeemer. Even though God is all-powerful and independent of His creation, yet He chooses to engage us and make Himself knowable to us even when we have rebelled against Him. We learn how we should respond to our Creator-Redeemer.
The Scriptures
The Scriptures

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: We Believe
In this sermon, we learn what we believe about the Bible. We begin the sermon series with God’s Word, because this book is foundational to everything we believe. We learn that all the words of the Bible are God’s words. Consequently, the Scriptures are authoritative, true, necessary, sufficient, and clear.

The King and the Kingdom

1 Samuel 29-31

By: Dr. Chris Moore

Series: The King and The Kingdom

1 Samuel 29-31

In this final sermon in the 1 Samuel series, we discover several keys for taking the path of David that leads to life. First, learn how to strengthen yourself in the Lord. Second, use God-ordained methods for making decisions. Third, be quick to bless others. Fourth, live so that you leave a great legacy.

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1 Samuel 29-31
1 Samuel 29-31

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: The King and The Kingdom
1 Samuel 29-31
In this final sermon in the 1 Samuel series, we discover several keys for taking the path of David that leads to life. First, learn how to strengthen yourself in the Lord. Second, use God-ordained methods for making decisions. Third, be quick to bless others. Fourth, live so that you leave a great legacy.

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1 Samuel 28
1 Samuel 28

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: The King and The Kingdom
1 Samuel 28
In this strange story, Saul consults with a medium and speaks with Samuel who is dead. The Bible gives us examples to follow and examples to avoid. We learn to avoid the path of Saul, and we discover the path that leads to life.

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1 Samuel 25-27
1 Samuel 25-27

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: The King and The Kingdom
1 Samuel 25-27
In this sermon we are reminded that as disciples of the King we are always learning and growing. We discover several key areas where we should be maturing. A growing disciple of the King is teachable, convictional, and wise.

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Recommended Book:
The Conviction to Lead: 25 Principles for Leadership That Matters
1 Samuel 23-24
1 Samuel 23-24

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: The King and The Kingdom
1 Samuel 23-24
In this sermon we see the patience of God’s King. His patience attracts us to Him, and it compels us to develop patience in our own lives. We discover what it looks like to wait on the Lord, to be patient with one another, and to be patient when we are opposed.

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Recommended Book:
Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life by Donald Whitney
1 Samuel 21-22
1 Samuel 21-22

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: The King and The Kingdom
1 Samuel 21-22
In this sermon we discover God’s King is not only powerful but humble and vulnerable. We see why this should attract us to Him and why it should compel to live like Him.
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1 Samuel 18-20
1 Samuel 18-20

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: The King and The Kingdom
1 Samuel 18-20
In this sermon, we discover the two responses to God’s King. Saul represents those who reject God’s king, and we see several characteristics associated with this path: jealousy, anger, fear, and irrationality. Jonathan is an often overlooked Bible character who is a wonderful example of what it looks like to follow God’s king. The marks of a faithful follower are sacrifice, courage, allegiance, and a deep, lasting commitment. We see these same two responses to God’s King today.

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1 Samuel 17
1 Samuel 17

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: The King and The Kingdom
1 Samuel 17
We look at one of the most familiar and loved stories of the Bible, David verses Goliath. Sometimes our familiarity with a story can prevent us from hearing the real meaning of the story. We discover this chapter has the same theme as 1 Samuel 16: “the Lord sees not as man sees.” We are reminded that we must rethink how we view our situation, others, ourselves, and power.
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1 Samuel 16
1 Samuel 16

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: The King and The Kingdom
1 Samuel 16
God wants us to see as He sees. We discover several important areas we need to rethink in order to gain God’s perspective on life. We need to rethink our situation, others, ourselves, and greatness.

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1 Samuel 12-15
1 Samuel 12-15

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: The King and The Kingdom
1 Samuel 12-15

In this sermon we focus on 1 Samuel 15, and we learn the common characteristics and patterns of rebellion, or sin, against the king. First, rebellion is anything other than complete and immediate obedience. Second, rebellion is driven by greed. Third, rebellion is irrational and leads to more rebellion. Finally, we look at Hebrews 10 and discover how our rebellion can be overcome.
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1 Samuel 8-11
1 Samuel 8-11

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: The King and The Kingdom
1 Samuel 8-11
We learn several key truths about the King from this text. First, we are quick to reject God as our King. Second, we easily become enslaved to other masters. Third, God the King will give us over to our desires. Fourth, God the King is gracious.
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1 Samuel 5-7
1 Samuel 5-7

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: The King and The Kingdom
1 Samuel 5-7
In this passage we learn that God advances His kingdom through judgment. We often don’t think about this biblical teaching, but we discover why we should rejoice in God’s judgment and what difference this makes for us today. We also see several ways this passage points us to Christ and why this makes us desire God’s judgments.
Discussion Questions
1 Samuel 4
1 Samuel 4

By: Dr. Calvin Wittman
Series: The King and The Kingdom

1 Samuel 4

Dr. Calvin Wittman is our guest speaker and he preaches from 1 Samuel 4 about why we should not try to put God in a box.
1 Samuel 3
1 Samuel 3

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: The King and The Kingdom

1 Samuel 3

In this sermon, we learn about several barriers that often prevent us from hearing God’s Word: inexperience, apathy, and sin. We also learn how we can overcome these barriers and hear from God. We talk about what it means for us to hear God’s Word.

Discussion Questions
1 Samuel 2
1 Samuel 2

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: The King and The Kingdom
1 Samuel 2
God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble. We see this theme in Hannah’s song and we see it throughout the chapter. We learn how the priests are arrogant and how God brings them low in his wrath. Samuel is an example of humility, and he is exalted and shown grace. We discover how this text points forward to the King, and how God’s wrath and grace meet in a unique way at the cross.

Discussion Questions
1 Samuel 1
1 Samuel 1

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: The King and The Kingdom
1 Samuel 1

Hannah is the main character in 1 Samuel 1 and we learn important kingdom principles from her. First, God’s kingdom brings hope to the hopeless. Hannah’s hopelessness is a picture of Israel’s spiritual barrenness and she is a picture of our need. The good news is that God delights in bringing hope to us in our desperation. Second, we learn God’s kingdom brings honor to the humble. Hannah is a picture of humility that God honors, and we discover how this story points us to the ultimate example of humility.

Discussion Questions

King and the Kingdom

We believe it is important to go through all the types of literature in the Bible: New Testament letters and gospels and Old Testament poetry and prophets. In this sermon series we are going through 1 Samuel, which is part of the historical narrative section of the Bible. The history books are the largest type of literature in the Bible, and they tell the story about God and His people. 1 Samuel is important because we learn how the kingdom was established. In this series, we are focusing on the important truths and lessons we learn about the king and the kingdom and what difference this makes for us today.

1 Samuel 29-31

By: Dr. Chris Moore

Series: The King and The Kingdom

1 Samuel 29-31

In this final sermon in the 1 Samuel series, we discover several keys for taking the path of David that leads to life. First, learn how to strengthen yourself in the Lord. Second, use God-ordained methods for making decisions. Third, be quick to bless others. Fourth, live so that you leave a great legacy.

Discussion Questions

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1 Samuel 29-31
1 Samuel 29-31

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: The King and The Kingdom
1 Samuel 29-31
In this final sermon in the 1 Samuel series, we discover several keys for taking the path of David that leads to life. First, learn how to strengthen yourself in the Lord. Second, use God-ordained methods for making decisions. Third, be quick to bless others. Fourth, live so that you leave a great legacy.

Discussion Questions
1 Samuel 28
1 Samuel 28

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: The King and The Kingdom
1 Samuel 28
In this strange story, Saul consults with a medium and speaks with Samuel who is dead. The Bible gives us examples to follow and examples to avoid. We learn to avoid the path of Saul, and we discover the path that leads to life.

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1 Samuel 25-27
1 Samuel 25-27

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: The King and The Kingdom
1 Samuel 25-27
In this sermon we are reminded that as disciples of the King we are always learning and growing. We discover several key areas where we should be maturing. A growing disciple of the King is teachable, convictional, and wise.

Discussion Questions

Recommended Book:
The Conviction to Lead: 25 Principles for Leadership That Matters
1 Samuel 23-24
1 Samuel 23-24

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: The King and The Kingdom
1 Samuel 23-24
In this sermon we see the patience of God’s King. His patience attracts us to Him, and it compels us to develop patience in our own lives. We discover what it looks like to wait on the Lord, to be patient with one another, and to be patient when we are opposed.

Discussion Questions

Recommended Book:
Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life by Donald Whitney
1 Samuel 21-22
1 Samuel 21-22

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: The King and The Kingdom
1 Samuel 21-22
In this sermon we discover God’s King is not only powerful but humble and vulnerable. We see why this should attract us to Him and why it should compel to live like Him.
Discussion Questions
1 Samuel 18-20
1 Samuel 18-20

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: The King and The Kingdom
1 Samuel 18-20
In this sermon, we discover the two responses to God’s King. Saul represents those who reject God’s king, and we see several characteristics associated with this path: jealousy, anger, fear, and irrationality. Jonathan is an often overlooked Bible character who is a wonderful example of what it looks like to follow God’s king. The marks of a faithful follower are sacrifice, courage, allegiance, and a deep, lasting commitment. We see these same two responses to God’s King today.

Discussion Questions
1 Samuel 17
1 Samuel 17

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: The King and The Kingdom
1 Samuel 17
We look at one of the most familiar and loved stories of the Bible, David verses Goliath. Sometimes our familiarity with a story can prevent us from hearing the real meaning of the story. We discover this chapter has the same theme as 1 Samuel 16: “the Lord sees not as man sees.” We are reminded that we must rethink how we view our situation, others, ourselves, and power.
Discussion Questions
1 Samuel 16
1 Samuel 16

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: The King and The Kingdom
1 Samuel 16
God wants us to see as He sees. We discover several important areas we need to rethink in order to gain God’s perspective on life. We need to rethink our situation, others, ourselves, and greatness.

Discussion Questions
1 Samuel 12-15
1 Samuel 12-15

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: The King and The Kingdom
1 Samuel 12-15

In this sermon we focus on 1 Samuel 15, and we learn the common characteristics and patterns of rebellion, or sin, against the king. First, rebellion is anything other than complete and immediate obedience. Second, rebellion is driven by greed. Third, rebellion is irrational and leads to more rebellion. Finally, we look at Hebrews 10 and discover how our rebellion can be overcome.
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1 Samuel 8-11
1 Samuel 8-11

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: The King and The Kingdom
1 Samuel 8-11
We learn several key truths about the King from this text. First, we are quick to reject God as our King. Second, we easily become enslaved to other masters. Third, God the King will give us over to our desires. Fourth, God the King is gracious.
Discussion Questions
1 Samuel 5-7
1 Samuel 5-7

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: The King and The Kingdom
1 Samuel 5-7
In this passage we learn that God advances His kingdom through judgment. We often don’t think about this biblical teaching, but we discover why we should rejoice in God’s judgment and what difference this makes for us today. We also see several ways this passage points us to Christ and why this makes us desire God’s judgments.
Discussion Questions
1 Samuel 4
1 Samuel 4

By: Dr. Calvin Wittman
Series: The King and The Kingdom

1 Samuel 4

Dr. Calvin Wittman is our guest speaker and he preaches from 1 Samuel 4 about why we should not try to put God in a box.
1 Samuel 3
1 Samuel 3

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: The King and The Kingdom

1 Samuel 3

In this sermon, we learn about several barriers that often prevent us from hearing God’s Word: inexperience, apathy, and sin. We also learn how we can overcome these barriers and hear from God. We talk about what it means for us to hear God’s Word.

Discussion Questions
1 Samuel 2
1 Samuel 2

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: The King and The Kingdom
1 Samuel 2
God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble. We see this theme in Hannah’s song and we see it throughout the chapter. We learn how the priests are arrogant and how God brings them low in his wrath. Samuel is an example of humility, and he is exalted and shown grace. We discover how this text points forward to the King, and how God’s wrath and grace meet in a unique way at the cross.

Discussion Questions
1 Samuel 1
1 Samuel 1

By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: The King and The Kingdom
1 Samuel 1

Hannah is the main character in 1 Samuel 1 and we learn important kingdom principles from her. First, God’s kingdom brings hope to the hopeless. Hannah’s hopelessness is a picture of Israel’s spiritual barrenness and she is a picture of our need. The good news is that God delights in bringing hope to us in our desperation. Second, we learn God’s kingdom brings honor to the humble. Hannah is a picture of humility that God honors, and we discover how this story points us to the ultimate example of humility.

Discussion Questions

Caterpillars

Our pre-kindergarten 4 class is designed to prepare your child at their developmental level. Introduction of alphabet letter recognition, math skills, science centers, as well as fine motor skills (cutting) and gross motor skill development are key components. Our goal is to help your child grow in their work and social skills.

butterfly

Our pre-kindergarten 5 class is designed to prepare your child for the formal years of education. A structured setting with academic and play activities is balanced within the day. Alphabet letter and sound recognition, math skills, science centers, as well as fine and gross motor skill development are key components to our biblically based curriculum. Our goal is to prepare your child to be an independent worker and to foster leadership skills.

Ladybugs

Children are exposed to a classroom setting, peers of their own age, and introduced to beginning numbers, shapes, colors, and letter recognition. Social emotional development is supported through a wide variety of play and academic activities.

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Women's Ministry Birthday Party

Inviting all women to attend a birthday party in their honor. Whether your birthday is January or July, we will celebrate together!

For more information or to host a table contact Carol Kurkowski.

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Senior Adults

SPAETH

Meets at 8:00 am

Lower Level Room: 177

Curriculum: Explore the Bible

Teacher: Al Spaeth

Class Personality: *Note: Class is 45 minutes due to others needing classroom following.

SOJOURNERS
Meets at 9:00

Main Level Room #204

Teacher: Jayson Campbell

Curriculum: Explore the Bible

Class Personality: Loving People…care for each other

WEIFORD
Meets at 10:45

Main Level room #204

Teacher: Bill Weiford

Curriculum: Explore the Bible Series

Class Personality: Very mature and serious

SAINT’S ALIVE!
Meets at 10:45

North Youth Wing room #273

Teacher: Kirk Dickenson

Curriculum: Explore the Bible

Class Personality: light-hearted

THE FRIENDSHIP CLASS
Meets at 10:45

South Youth Wing room #271

Teacher: Jim Goodwin and Larry Dick

Curriculum: Explore the Bible

Class Personality: fun and very friendly

WOMENS CLASS
meets at 10:45

Lower Level room #151

Teacher: Jan Hoit

Curriculum: Explore The Bible

Class Personality: Loving, open, seeking God, growing

Older Adults

FREEDOM CLASS
Meets at 9:00

Lower Level room #182
Teachers: Mikeal Miles and Kevin Pilloud

Curriculum: Explore the Bible

Class Personality: Serious interactive Bible study; fun loving and lively fellowship.

SENNATE
Meets at 9:00

Lower Level room #141
Teacher: Keith Sennate
Curriculum: Explore the Bible

Class Personality: Small and friendly, verse-by-verse study with good discussion

DE GRAAF
Meets at 10:45
Lower Level room #179
Teacher: Pete de Graaf

Class Personality: Mature Christians/ Serious about studying the Word/Friendly and Caring

JOINT HEIRS
Meets at 10:45
Lower Level room #145
Teachers: Scott & Paula Pence
Curriculum: Explore The Bible

Class Personality: fun and very friendly

Median Adult

LIFT – (Living In Fellowship Together) meets at 9:00

Lower Level room #135

Teachers: Kevin Johnson

Curriculum: Verse By Verse

Valentine Class meets at 9:00
Lower Level room #145
Teachers: Jay Valentine

Curriculum: The Gospel Project

Robison meets at 9:00
Lower Level room #180
Curriculum: Living Above the Ragged Edge

Kurkowski meets at 9:00
Lower Level room #152/154
Teachers: Stuart & Carol Kurkowski

Choir Class meets at 9:00
Lower Level room #134 (Choir Room)
Teacher: Paul Pabich

Curriculum: Explore the Bible

Frisbee meets at 9:00
Lower Level room #179
Teacher: Todd Frisbee

Curriculum: Explore the Bible

Foster meets at 9:00
Lower Level room #155
Teachers: Bruce & Helen Foster
Curriculum: “Explore the Bible” – verse-by-verse

Womens Class – meets at 9:00
Lower Level room #151
Teachers: Erica Boettcher
Curriculum: “Explore the Bible” -Lecture and discussion with emphasis on application

Young Adult

COLLEGE AND CAREER
Meets at 9:00
(Age Range:18-24)

Lower Level room #176

Teacher: Matt & Valerie George

Class personality: Fun and loving group with great sense of humor, passionate about Gods word with lots of practical application.

YOUNG PROFESSIONALS

Meets at 9:00
(Age Range: 20’s)

Lower Level room #174

Teacher: Jon & Leah Gingery

Class Personality: Fun group of 20-something singles, growing and friendly

Young Married

Meets at 9:00

(Age Range: 20s)

Lower Level room #178

Teacher: Bryan Kitchenka & Jan Giles

Class Personality: Our class is small, friendly, and interactive. We enjoy each other.

Fall Festival

ACTIVITIES
cake walk
bounce castle
obstacle course, 18ft slide

hay ride

TREATS
cotton candy
popcorn

hot dogs

candy

Awana Games

10:30am-Noon

Sparks and Family Games

in Sanctuary

Noon-1pm

Shared Potluck Lunch

in Youth Wing

1pm-3pm

T&T and family Games

in Sanctuary

Impacting is the fourth step in our process of discipleship. Our hope is that you will get equipped to share God’s love with the world.

The Problem:

We can all see that problems exist in our world. We often conclude that the situation is hopeless and that one person can’t really make a significant difference.

The Solution:

The Bible is God’s incredible message to us that there is hope in seemingly tragic circumstances: “while we were still sinners, Christ died for us” (Rom 5:8). God calls us and allows us to participate in His plan by taking this message of grace and hope to all people (Acts 1:8). As we grow in Christ, we begin to impact our world for Christ.

Expectations:

Our desire is for you to be involved in representing Christ and making him known through the ministries of our church. Also, we hope you impact your world for Christ through your lifestyle, through sharing about Christ, and by inviting others to church.

Impact at VGBC

Serving is the third step in our process of discipleship. Our hope is that our church will be a blessing to our people and that our people will be a blessing to our church.

The Problem:

We correctly value our time, energy and resources. However, we tend to invest ourselves in activities that benefit “me.” The idea of sacrifice and humility sounds good but it is rarely practiced.

The Solution:

Jesus came to earth not to be served, but to serve (Mt 20:28). As we grow in Christ, we begin to consider the needs of others as we follow His perfect example of humility and sacrifice (Jn 13:15; Phil 2:3-8). We want our members to be involved in serving- not simply because we have physical needs to be met- but because it is healthy for us to learn how to sacrificially serve one another (Gal 5:13).

Expectations: Our hope is that you will get involved in serving in one or more areas in our church. Our goal is that you will grow in Christ through developing a servant’s heart and a desire to serve God’s people.

Serve at VGBC

Connecting is the second step in our process of discipleship. Our hope is that you will build community with God’s people through connecting at Vista Grande.

The Problem:

We are taught from an early age to be dependent upon ourselves. The result of this mindset is that we often fail to value relationships the way God intended.

The Solution:

God has called us into His community, the church, so that we might grow in Christ through developing relationships with one another (Eph 2:19-22).

Expectations:

Our Sunday School groups or Bible studies are one of the primary places where you can connect with other people who are in similar stages of life through fellowship, study, prayer, and accountability. Our hope is that you will commit to one of our groups.

Connect at VGBC

Worship is the first step in our process of discipleship and is usually the point of entry into our church family. Our hope is that during worship you will get reoriented to God through teaching and music that is based on the truth of His Word.

The Problem:

We often think we are capable of making it through life on our own. Even when we see our need for God, we try to seek Him and worship Him in our own ways and on our own terms.

The Solution:

God wants us to worship Him on His terms. Worship takes place when the church has been equipped with God’s Word (Jn 4:23). Therefore, we believe that Biblical teaching is central to worship and should take place within the community of God’s people (Heb 10:25).

Worship at VGBC

Contact Danielle Doyle

Celebration Choir

The adult choir sings during the 9:00 and 10:45 am Worship services, with special performances for Christmas and Easter.

REHEARSALS: Wednesday nights at 6:30 p.m.

KNOWING THE SCORE: our weekly rehearsal notes available in PDF format. (9/20/17)

“We Believe”
Service Times: 9:00 am & 10:45 am

Welcome!

“We Believe”Service Times: 9:00 am & 10:45 am

Welcome!

“We Believe”
Service Times: 9:00 am & 10:45 am