Elisha Freeman – The most important parable Jesus tells is the Parable of the Sower. The reason is because the parable reveals the current state of my heart and how God desires for total control and influence of my heart.
Jan 25, 2026 Elisha Freeman – The most important parable Jesus tells is the Parable of the Sower. The reason is because the parable reveals the current state of my heart and how God desires for total control and influence of my heart.
Dec 28, 2025 Elisha Freeman – As we prepare for 2026, we take some time this morning to look over the final words of Moses to Israel as they prepare to cross the Jordan River into the Promised Land. These final words will help us to have a blessed and productive New Year.
Dec 17, 2023 Elisha Freeman — The birth of Jesus is paramount to the Biblical narrative. If there is no virgin birth, then there is no life, death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus. In our text this morning, the Apostle Paul via inspiration of the Holy Spirit, will remind us that the birth of Jesus happened at the right time and was for the right reason.
Oct 15, 2023 Elisha Freeman — A few weeks ago the Scriptures reminded us of what real love is; that Jesus sacrificed himself for our sins. What about real love in the church? What about real love among brothers and sister? What about real among the disciples of Jesus? The Holy Spirit will inspire the Apostle John to write to remind us that real love among each of us is not word but action and that our love for each other can and does impact our confidence.
Jan 15, 2024 Elisha Freeman — Someone once said that ‘Pride is one of the few diseases where people get sick except for the one who has it’. What is the key for us to hear/read God’s word and translate it into action so that life can be lived well? Our Scripture text will remind us that the key lies with an attitude and mindset that God highly favors in those who would follow Him.
Jan 08, 2023 — Elisha Freeman This morning we embark on a journey to many things. Individually, we have made resolutions with the hopes our spiritual life will be richer and full of meaning. As a congregation, we want to build off the great work that God did among us last year. How will both be accomplished? What is needed to ensure that this year can be the most productive year possible? These questions and more will be our focus during the sermon this morning.
Jun 06, 2021 Adam Gifford — We have reached the last lesson in our series entitled “DNA: The Core of the Local Church”. Colossians 3:14 tells us “that above all” we are to put on love. Love is supreme but it is not the only aspect of the Christian life we are to live. This mopping the Apostle Paul reminds us that we are to have a heavenly mindset, have hearts ruled by the peace of Christ, and to take in the Word of Christ to the point where it overflows.
May 30, 2021 — Elisha Freeman — We have reached the last lesson in our series entitled “DNA: The Core of the Local Church”. Colossians 3:14 tells us “that above all” we are to put on love. Love is supreme but it is not the only aspect of the Christian life we are to live. This mopping the Apostle Paul reminds us that we are to have a heavenly mindset, have hearts ruled by the peace of Christ, and to take in the Word of Christ to the point where it overflows.
Oct 25, 2020 – Elisha Freeman — We have reached the last lesson in our unconventional series on the 2020 election. A reality that has bothered us this year and the election has stirred into a greater frenzy is the lack of harmony that is present. What can Christians do with the lack of harmony? How can we help restore it? We seek to answer these questions and more in our lesson this morning.
