Latest Sermon Pastor Mike Van Meter opens a two-part series on unity by grounding the message in Jesus' high priestly prayer in John 17, where Christ prays that all believers would share the same unity that exists between the Father and the Son.
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Mike Van Meter Bishop Michael Neil Hoffman David Matranga Joshua Lewis Dave Hoffman Mark Hoffman Marc Dupont Jon Ulloa Michael Jr Jim Deyling Miguel De La Mora Kathy Martin Ryan Rebold Eric Metaxas Greg Hendricks Christine Bailey Charlie Kirk Charles Simpson Dr. Christopher Yuan Linda Hoffman Jim Garlow Jim Gilbert Lauren Miles Kevin Miller Jeremy Chan Heather Hoffman Matt Foreman Daniel Waugh Drew Miles Zac Hayes Shane Blafield Dr Julie Hayden Jeremy Miller Miachel Arun Blake Halvin Chris Bruner Wesley Fulkerson Nitsa Eslinger Mike LaBahn Evan Smith Erin Mrkobrad Katie Hail Neil Hoffman, Mike Van Meter Mark Hoffman, Neil Hoffman
Pastor Dave Hoffman discusses how we can have confidence in God for today and the future
Pastor Mike VanMeter uses the healing of the man born blind (in John 9) to talk about miracles.
Pastor Mark Hoffman uses Exodus to show how there are two different kinds of churches.
Pastor Dave Hoffman uses Colossians 1:9-14 as a guide for praying for our children and loved ones.
Pastor Mark Hoffman talks about being the salt and the light of the world.
Guest speaker Brother Charles Simpson uses the exodus as an example for our lives.
Pastor Dave Hoffman talks about five lessons we can learn from the raising of Lazarus.
Pastor Mark Hoffman talks about the three stages of spiritual growth.
Pastor Dave Hoffman talks about the steps that a prodigal makes.
Pastor Mike VanMeter talks about how if we are going to live for God, we are going to be in conflict with the values of the world.
Pastor Mark Hoffman talks about how nothing can keep God from fulfilling His promises.
Pastor Neil Hoffman talks about how average is ok in many things but not in our Christian lives.
