Upcoming Sermons

Priorities - Managing the Promises

By: Dr. Robert Petterson

Mar 14, 2010

The disciplined life is increasingly a rusty relic of a bygone era. More than ever, we need to learn what Moses discovered when life was spinning out of control: clearly-defined and God-ordained goals and priorities save us from being tyrannized by circumstances and mood swings.

Love Letters In Stone - Defining the Promises

By: Dr. Robert Petterson

Mar 21, 2010

When Moses came off the mountain with the Ten Commandments etched in stone by the finger of God, it was a watershed moment in history. Tragically, most folks see these commandments as a rigid and restrictive list of do’s and don’ts to be shunned at all costs. But a closer look will show that they are love letters from God, defining the essence of every love relationship.

Golden Calves - Substituting the Promises

By: Dr. Robert Petterson

Apr 11, 2010

Since their first day in Eden, humans have been susceptible to the lure of cheap substitutes. Why do we prefer creation to the Creator, or mute idols of our vain imaginations to a Living God infinitely bigger than the vast universe? When we figure out the insanity behind golden calves, we will discover the key to victorious living.

Betrayal - When Others Don’t Keep Their Promises

By: Dr. Robert Petterson

Apr 18, 2010

Is there cruelty more painful than betrayal? Moses shows us that our heart’s condition is measured best when it is breaking most. His actions teach how a true heart of greatness reacts to the kind of betrayal that reduces lesser folk to years of bitterness and defeat.

Criticism - When Others Challenge Your Promises

By: Dr. Robert Petterson

Apr 25, 2010

Criticism stings, especially when it is unfair. But unjust or not, the negative comments of others can be turned into positive building blocks of spiritual growth. Moses models how to let criticism make us better, not bitter.