This morning we take a look at the problem in churches of false teachers. Looking a the charge and context of ensuring sound doctrine, we move to the reality, subtlety and nature of false teaching, ending with our response.

Mike Eells continues our series on ecclesiology and the church focusing on the Lord's supper. He presented 5 points that the Lord's Supper directs us to do. 1. Look up 2. Look around 3. Look within 4. Look to the past 5. Look to the future.

Joel Carter continues our series on "The Church" focusing on Baptism. He discussed what baptism is and what it isn't and how when we are saved we are baptized into one body- The body of christ.

KT continues our series on "The Church" speaking on the office of deacon. The requirements of deacons and the church in 1 Timothy as well as the many other passages in scripture about the importance of deacons.

"His great building project." Mike walks us through an overview of the church. He reviewed the definition of the church and its origin and uniqueness. He emphasized the purpose is to edify, equip, and build one another up.

Joel Carter gives our easter message this year challenging us to not miss the point. The point is...I am the Resurrection and the Life. Not the one who can do good things for you. Don't believe in me because of what I can do for you. But because of who I AM.

Lyle Cunningham gives a Palm Sunday sermon reminding us of our savior's servanthood through him washing his disciple's feet. He challenges us to check our feet. Even though we are spiritually clean, we can still have a dirty feet attitude and self-centeredness.

KT finishes off our series in 2 Peter teaching about the grace the God lavishes on us. I. Grace - vs. 18 (Ephesians. 2:1-10, Psalm 37:4, John 15: 7, 11) A. Unlock Grace in Purity. - vs. 14 (Psalm 1, Psalm 15) B. Unlock Grace in Repentance. (vs. 15, 2 Corinthians.8:9, 2 Corinthians 6:1-2) II. Knowledge (vs. 16-17) A. All Scripture is Inspired by God…

Mike Eells continues our series on 2 Peter, taking us through chapter 3 verses 1-13. He reminds us that Christ is coming back soon and that all old things will burn and give way to the new. His key verse verse 11 challenges us in how we are going to live in light of this truth.

Mr. Woodhouse continues our series in 2 Peter 2: 17-22, teaching us about the false teacher among the body of Christ who seek to deceive the unsuspecting among the flock.

KT Leverentz continues our series in 2 Peter outlining that 1. false teachers blaspheme the second coming of Christ 2. Because of that it led to greed and lust 3. Emphasized that they entice unsteady souls and that many of us are unsteady souls and must become steady on the rock of Christ. 4. How do we apply these truths?…

Chris Rush continues our series on 2 Peter speaking about false teachers, their qualities, how to identify them, what they do, a warning against them, and how we should respond. We who deal with them sometimes forget that their punishment is coming in God’s time. We must live a righteous life growing in our relationship with God in order to not be …

Joel Carter Continues our series in 1 Peter focusing on a key verse - 1 Peter 2:19 reminding us that we would do well to remember that Christ is coming.

Mark Woodhouse continues our series on 1 Peter talking about the importance of memorizing scripture

1 Peter 1:5-11 Main idea: We have the opportunity for growth as believers in Jesus Christ. Growth doesn't just happen. Connecting verses 3-4 to 5-11 Why doesn't it seem to work? Conflict between two natures: Old nature and the New nature. Sanctification: the on-going process of becoming transformed into the image Christ for the Glory of God. Opport…

KT continues our series on 1 Peter speaking on God's Preeminent Power and Precious Promises and our Personal Practice (Proper Participation)

Mike Eells starts a new sermon series on 1 Peter. He gives us four things to be certain of. 1. Be Certain of Your Call. 2. Be Certain of the Truth. 3. Be Certain that False Teachers Will Give False Assurance. 4. Be Certain that God Will Judge the World.

KT Finishes off the year speaking on Practicing the Presence of God. Living out our lives remembering that we have a God who is with us all the time, who we need to talk to and abide in.

Mike Eels speaks from Luke chapter 1/2 about the topic of Christ's birth. He makes two points, Christ for us and Christ in us.

KT does a message on some of his thoughts about this time of year

Joel Carter continues our series in proverbs speaking on what the Bible says about sexuality and how the culture tries to lead us astray.

Mike Eells continues our series on proverbs providing a powerful and relevant message explaining what it means to be a Godly man or women.

Stephen Continues our series in Proverbs speaking on work ethics in the Proverbs and how work is good, that we should work as unto the Lord, and not be sluggards or lazy.

Mike Continues our series in Proverbs speaking on Thanksgiving, diving into all the things that God has given to us to be thankful for, as well as how to respond with thanksgiving in all circumstances.

Phil Leverentz speaks on the family according to proverbs.

Lev walks us through the power of relationships and how forgiveness is not only wise, but essential to our spiritual growth.

Chad continues our series in Proverbs with the challenge of keeping Christ first when it comes to money, wealth, & possessions.

Joel continues our series through Proverbs. Today he speaks on our speech. He touches on when we speak, how we speak, to whom we speak, as well as other topics from the Proverbs and other passages.

KT Leverentz continues the series our series of Connecting With God Through The Proverbs. This week he speaks on Justice, Mercy, and Humility.

Phil Leverentz gives a wonderful view on what the Bible says about character.

Stefan continues our series in Proverbs by discussing the fear of the Lord. This includes what it consists of and how it benefits us today.

KT Leverentz discusses the relationship between God and wisdom in the book of Proverbs, including how wisdom can be acquired by abiding in Christ.

Our speaker take us through Deuteronomy 34 and what to do when God says no! This sermon is a powerful reminder to hold fast to the one who as a plan for us all and to trust that His plan is far better.

Chad speaks about the eternal reality we can look for in the New Heaven ad New Earth, emphasizing the three pictures John speaks to in Revelation 21 & 22: The New Heaven's and Earth, The City, and The River, Throne and Tree of Life.

KT continues our series on the end times by talking about Hell. He gives reasons to study Hell, the reality of Hell, ramifications of Hell, and reactions to Hell.

Mike Eells continues our series on eschatology, talking about the second coming of Christ. He reads from Revelation 19, but also many Old and New Testament passages for context. There is a vivid description of a wedding feast, and also of a great final battle.

Joel Carter discusses two judgements that take place during the end times: The Great White Throne Judgement and the Judgement Seat of Christ. Joel explains what occurs at these judgements and how we should live in light of it.

Phil Leverentz continues our series on the end times. He speaks on the Millennial Age.

Mike Eels gives an overview of the Abrahamic and Davidic covenants and explains how one's understanding of these covenants affects one's view of the end times.

Chad Cunningham continues our series on Eschatology by discussing the Millennium and eight points about it. GreatAdventureChurch.org anchor.fm/thegac

Chad Cunningham continues our series on Eschatology by discussing the definition and chronology of the rapture, where the rapture fits, and why we hold to the pre-tribulation rapture. GreatAdventureChurch.org anchor.fm/thegac

KT Leverentz begins ur series on Eschatology, giving a brief overview of all te tipocs that will e covered, and why these topics are important.

Chad Cunningham finishes our series on 1 Peter discussing 1 Peter 5:8-14. Chad uses the final section to remind us about the reality of our current situation, the reality of our personal resistance, the reality of our eternal future, the reality of our need for each other, and the reality of the power of God's grace. We are also reminded that we as…

KT Leverance continues our series on 1 Peter by focusing on 1 Peter 5:5-7 remining us of our need to be humbled by God and cast away our any anxiety because of how God cares for us.

Mark Woodhouse continues our series on 1 Peter and breaks down the topic of qualifications for Elders found in 1 Peter 5:1-4. GreatAdventureChurch.org anchor.fm/thegac

Mark Presson continues our series on 1 Peter and breaks down the topic of victorious suffering found in 1 Peter 4:12-19. Mark divides the section into 4 key points: the ways in which suffering is to be expected, why we can rejoice in the suffering, how to evaluate the cause of suffering, and lastly reminds us that we are to entrust ourselves in God…

Lev continues our series on 1 Peter focusing on chapter 4 verses 7-11, where He reminds us from the text that the end is near and that we should be alert. To love each other deeply, use our gifts and be hospitable to the glory of God. GreatAdventureChurch.org Anchor.fm/thegac

Steffen Johnson speaks from 1 Peter 4:1-6 and other passages on the importance of living for God. He provides examples and reminds that justice is the Lord's.

Joel Carter continues our series on 1 Peter and breaks down the confusing passage of 1 Peter 3:17-22. As Joel put it, "It's okay if and when you are confused." Joel goes on to guide us through the passage in a way that makes it easier to understand. Joel reminds us that Christ has the Victory. We may suffer at times, but Christ is there to help us …

Phil Leverentz tells us the story of John and delivers to us the Good News of Easter Sunday. GreatAdventureChurch.org anchor.fm/thegac