The Nicene Creed
Posted September 13th, 2025 by Mike Hubbard
Here is the text of the Nicene Creed. For 1700 years followers of Jesus in churches all over the world have been reciting this and using it as the basis for their core doctrines. We will recite this together each week during this series. Would also encourage our Community Groups recite each week, and it […]
Posted in Christian History, Sermon Thoughts | Tags: We Believe
We Believe – Sermon Series about the Nicene Creed
Posted September 12th, 2025 by Mike Hubbard
By the early 4th Century, Christianity had spread all over the Roman Empire, deeply impacting Roman culture. Until this point in Christian history those who believed in Jesus faced the very real threat of persecution and even martydom. Yet, in the second decade of the century, the Roman Emperor Constantine embraced Christianity as an official […]
Posted in Sermon Thoughts | Tags: We Believe
Answering Questions about the Canon & Reliability of Scripture
Posted August 8th, 2025 by Mike Hubbard
This past Sunday our sermon addressed the issues of the canon of Scripture and the reliability of the Bible. Specifically, the Top 10 Question read, How did we get the Bible and how do we know we can trust the canon we have? During the sermon we invited people to text questions and I spent […]
Posted in Apologetics, Sermon Thoughts
Suggested Resources for Evangelical Political Engagement
Posted July 15th, 2025 by Mike Hubbard
Our Top 10 List sermon a couple weeks ago sought to answer the question, How should we approach US politics and the role of Evangelical Christians? During the sermon and subsequent panel we spoke of a few suggested resources on the topic. Wanted to share these books, podcasts, and other resources that can help us be […]
Posted in Church and Culture, Living the Gospel, Sermon Thoughts, Suggested Resources | Tags: Gospel and Politics, Top 10 List
Reformed Theology – Dangers & Great Teachers
Posted June 12th, 2025 by Mike Hubbard
By Darin Slater I hope the sermon about Reformed Theology was helpful and, ultimately, gives you a bigger view of God’s sovereign purpose in this world. However, as I ran out of time in the sermon, I wasn’t able to get to my final points of the sermon, so I want to put them here […]
Posted in Sermon Thoughts | Tags: Reformed Theology