Audio Messages

There are many different kinds of families described in the Bible. Some are resilient, some are limited, and some are legendary. In this message, Pastor John looks at the habits we should practice if we want our families to thrive.

In what way is Justice a Christian duty? In this message, Pastor John explores how Jesus taught His followers to be just, and how through His death for us He showed us God's true Justice.

The gospel is free, but ministry costs money. In this message, Pastor John explains seven principles of giving that, if we will apply them to our lives, will advance the gospel message of hope into the world.

Someone has said, "Every man must go through two conversions - the conversion of the heart and the conversion of the wallet." In this message, Pastor John looks at the Bible's teaching on giving and seven principles to convert our hearts, and wallets.

Outside the Bible, obedience has the sound of control and rules and authority figures and all those things we don' t naturally like. But the Bible gives us a different picture of obedience that results in joy and blessing.

One time, a man asked Jesus how he could really live, and Jesus' answer blew him away. In our second message on the habits of faithful communities, Pastor John looks at the habit of love.

The best habits are God-given habits. Of all the habits described in the Bible, worship is arguably the most important for our lives. In this message, Pastor John looks at the habit of worship. As we get the right perspective on worship, we will position ourselves to experience His presence.

God's plan and design is for you to mature in your faith and in your character. He does that through His Spirit in sanctification. But it's not passive. We must practice certain habits on the path to maturity. In this final message on the seven habits of faithful communities, Pastor John describes the power of habits.

What does it mean to be made for more? It does not mean you were made for more stuff, not more power, not more money not more possessions. You were not born primarily for these things. Pastor John Stillman takes a deeper look into Psalm 122 to answer the question what were we made for.