Sermon Series Studies

To launch the "Happily Ever After" series; Matt Graves lays the foundation for a series, where we will discuss what it means to love & respect one another in our marriages.

In week two of Happily Ever After, Matt Graves dives into our security in Christ, what’s it’s based on, who’s responsible for it, and how husbands can love their wives in the same manner.

In week three of “Happily Ever After” Andrew looks into what it means to be crucified with Christ and how our marriages can mirror that with the death of a single life.

As we begin this new series looking at the new creation realities we have in Christ, Pastor Andrew looks at who we once were and compares that to who we are now as new creations in Christ.

In week 2 of Old Made New, Matt Graves takes a look at the problem with our old heart and explores what the answer is for having the ability to walk in God’s love.

In week 3 of “Old Made New”, Matt Graves digs into our new minds as a new creation; and how we can discipline our minds to be successful against the attacks of the enemy.

“In week 4 of I Reckon So” series, Matt Graves explores whether or not we still have an old sin nature that is alive; and whether or not it depends on us for power.

This week in the Old Made New series, Matt Graves tackles a subject often ignored, that of being slaves to Christ. What does that mean? And what does it have to do with being a New Creation?

To conclude the Old Made New series, Matt Graves looks at our new citizenship in Heaven, and how being seated in heavenly places affects our lives here on earth.

To open the I Reckon So series, Matt Graves examines what it means to reckon something and what specifically we are called to reckon.

Salvation is more than forgiveness of sins and passage into heaven when we die. Reckoning the truth that we  we have been united with Christ in His death and resurrection leads to waking in the new life we have been gives in Christ.

This week in the “I Reckon So” series, Matt Graves looks at the Law of God and explores how one of two things has to happen for us to be able to be right with God; and how one option isn’t even possible.

“In week 4 of I Reckon So” series, Matt Graves explores whether or not we still have an old sin nature that is alive; and whether or not it depends on us for power.

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In week 2 of “You Were”, Matt Graves looks at what kept us from being in right standing with God, what exactly makes us right with God, and how we can be assured it’s settled.

“In week 3 of "You Were," Andrew Johnson looks at what it means to be sanctified by God and how our position as God's people is something to live from, not work for.”

To close the You Were series, Matt Graves recaps the previous messages to explain the grounds on which we are accepted by God.

To kick off the Hot Mess series, Matt Graves sets the foundation for the series by looking back at our circumstances in 2020, and examines how those circumstances don’t have to dictate our identity.

In week 2 of the “Hot Mess” series, Matt Graves considers the dangers of image management according to the standards of a broken and fallen world.

To continue the Hot Mess series, Matt Graves discusses the importance of having a healthy circle of friends, but also how it’s just as important to be a good friend to those outside that circle.

Continuing the Hot Mess series, Matt Graves looks at how we can be content in our circumstances, even when the world around us seems to be in a hot mess.

This week in the “Hot Mess” series, Matt Graves explores our new mind in Christ, and the power that lies within us to discern the Word of God.

In the continuation of the Hot Mess series, Matt Graves discusses the why behind our finances being a hot mess, and what we can know that will help keep us out of financial chaos.

In this week’s message in the Hot Mess series, Matt & Corey Graves answer some questions about their marriage; and share some encouragement on how to thrive and reflect Christ in your marriage.

Wrapping up the Hot Mess series, Matt Graves discusses the issues that impact our children in today’s world; and how their spiritual health is the answer to them thriving in this life.

Kicking off the “That’s So Cliche” series, Matt Graves looks at how we can be confident that, regarding the trials in our lives, what doesn’t kill us, actually can makes us stronger.

When going through difficult times, have you ever said, or been told, “God doesn’t give you more than you can handle”? In week 2 of That’s So Cliché, Matt Graves explores that often expressed cliche, and looks at a couple keys to standing firm through whatever comes our way.

In week 3 of That’s So Cliché, Matt Graves talks about the problem with telling others “Everything Happens For A Reason”.

In week 4 of That’s So Cliché, our children’s pastor, Bobbie Nell Ross, helps us answer the age old question ‘Is beauty only skin deep?”. Come to find out, it all depends on where you are searching and where your focus lies.

Concluding the series, That’s So Cliché, Matt Graves explores the cliché, “Better Safe Than Sorry”; and how we are not called to live a safe life, but a life rooted in trusting God as we follow His guidance.