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In today's sermon, Pastor Dean lays out God's orderly pyramid of authority in the church and our lives.

In today's sermon, Pastor Dean lays out God's orderly pyramid of authority in the church and our lives.

In today's message, Paul shares with the Corinthians a lesson from the children of Israel and the temptations they faced in the wilderness. Bringing it into the modern day, Pastor Dean reflects on how these lessons fit with life in 2022.

Everyone likes to say they have their rights. The Apostle Paul had rights ho could have impressed on the Church in Corinth. Instead, he chose to limit his rights in order to help the Gospel spread. Today, Pastor Dean applies the same principle to our lives.

Should Christians dance? Should Christians play cards? Is it right for a Christian to drink alcohol or smoke? These are some of the questions Christians have nowadays. In Corinth, the church there wondered if it was okay for them to read meat which had been sacrificed to idols? Pastor Dean takes a look at what it means to have Christian Liberty.

With Independence Weekend upon us, Pastor Dean is taking a much needed rest. So, today we have Reverend Todd Gould with us today to share with us that Jesus is the source of our spiritual and civil freedoms in the United States.

The question whether to get married or not has plagued people for centuries. As we see in today's message, it was certainly on the mind of those living in Corinth. In response to questions they had, Paul writes to give them advice about marriage and relationships between men and women.

We are all familiar with the children's song about Father Abrham having many sons. But do we really believe it? In today's Father's Day message, Pastor Dean takes a look at how Abraham is considered to be the Father of all who follow Jesus as their Savior.

Continuing in the series in 1 Corinthians, We find that one of the problems they had in the church was lawsuits. Specifically, Christians were taking other Christians to court in front of unbelieving judges. Pastor Dean shows us how Paul addresses this issue with them.

he Christians in Corinth had to face daily reminders their city was mostly pagan. Temple prostitution was common in the first century, as well as other vices. But the church had a situation which even the pagans in the city thought was inappropriate. Today, Pastor Dean takes a look at what Paul has to say about confronting immorality.