Separated -> God is Our Supply
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Pastor Bryan shares with us how God is the supplier of our needs and how we need to understand our position clearly.
Separated -> Unto the Gospel (Ostracized for your faith?)
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Have you ever felt left out or you simply don’t fit in because of your faith in Jesus Christ? Being obedient to the Bible is not always easy because it’s not always accepted by others.
He Who Has Ears…Part 5 (A place in the Mission)
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Does every Christian really have a role to play in the mission of the gospel? We’re going to take a look at what the Bible says and how we can get the job done.
He Who Has an Ear…Part 4 (Getting Beyond the Fear)
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As Christians we should not allow fear to keep us from ministering to others. If Jesus has been given all authority then we can do so with confidence. Learn how.
He Who Has Ears…Part 3 (Is God Your passion?)
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A church driven by its passion for Christ will advance the kingdom of God, save the lost, redeem the broken, give hope to the hopeless and push back against evil.
He Who Has Ears…Part 2 (The Gospel is Messy)
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Reaching out to the people who need the gospel the most is messy business. If it is the sick who need a doctor then it is the spiritual unhealthy who need Jesus.
He Who Has Ears…Part 1 (How do you respond to God)
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How will you respond when God calls you into action for the gospel. Are you ready and willing to listen or would you rather stay comfortable instead? Be inspired into action!
New Seasons: Increase in Your Faith
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Pastor Bryan shares a message from his heart about the journey from knowledge to obedience and how an increase of faith is not only required, but it is expected.
New Season: Knowledge – Pastor Bryan Ewing
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As Christians we have a desire to know more about God and the Bible, which we should, but what if what we do with this knowledge is even more important than attaining it?