Gospel Motivation

Every person was designed with the purpose of carrying the gospel into the world. What motivates you to use your time, energy, and resources to spread the gospel?

sermonAspen ParkFebruary 25, 2020cameron whaley, philippians, philippians 1

The Gospel Moving Forward

God has strategically placed each of us and tasked us with taking the gospel into the world.

sermonAspen ParkFebruary 18, 2020cameron whaley, philippians, philippians 1

Love Abounding

Is your love abounding? Our prayer should constantly be for growing love!

sermonAspen ParkFebruary 10, 2020cameron whaley, philippians, philippians 1

Thankfulness Points Us in the Right Direction

Expressing thankfulness for everything God has going on in our lives helps us focus on Him and what He wants for us.

sermonAspen ParkFebruary 3, 2020cameron whaley, philippians, philippians 1

Serving Christ with Grace and Peace

Paul's vision of church life helps us consider what it means to be a servant of God and do the work of the church. What do we need to be doing?

sermonAspen ParkJanuary 27, 2020cameron whaley, philippians 1, philippians

The Church Goes Where It Looks

If we as a church look at what God has called us to do and we keep our eyes fixed upon it, we'll go in the direction we're supposed to go.

sermonAspen ParkJanuary 20, 2020colossians, colossians 1, cameron whaley

What Does it Mean to Be a Church Member? Part One: Expectations

As part of the greater body of Christ, a church member should be able to expect meaningful teachings and personal care from their church, but likewise, the church should expect a loving and devoted attitude from the member in return.

sermonAspen ParkOctober 9, 2019david willets, 1 timothy, to be a church member

Calming Lessons from a Story Sea

God refines our faith mostly in times of storms, not the calm. God allows storms in order fulfill His purpose of drawing you closer to Him.

sermonAspen ParkOctober 8, 2019david willets, mark 4

Discerning the Truth from Error, Part Two

You have the fullness of God inside you and He has equipped you to think critically about those who claim to be spiritual teachers. You can recognizing erroneous preaching by knowing the truth.

sermonAspen ParkSeptember 25, 2019david willets, discerning the truth

Discerning the Truth from Error, Part One

We live in a time of spiritual hunger and searching, but don’t let groups promising to treat America’s ailing soul fool you with bad theology and teachings out of alignment with the Bible!

sermonAspen ParkSeptember 18, 2019david willets, philippians 1, discerning the truth

How to Handle Disappointments

One thing we all share in common as humans is the experience of being disappointed. We face many kinds of disappointments throughout our lives, but there are practical Biblical principles for disappointing situations that will help you keep the right attitude.

sermonAspen ParkSeptember 11, 2019david willets, romans

Of Wrath and Mercy

God's nature is perfectly revealed through the dramatic story of Noah and the flood. The gospel balances two elements: the wrath and mercy of God.

sermonAspen ParkSeptember 3, 2019david willets, genesis, genesis 6

When You're Up a Tree

“Zacchaeus was a wee little man,” is something we remember from Sunday school or VBS, but too often we forget the themes of this very common story. It embodies the very nature of the gospel—the good news.

sermonAspen ParkAugust 27, 2019david willets, luke 19, luke

Living Among the Dead

Jesus saved a demon-possessed man living an isolated life in a cemetery and gave a powerful demonstration of how He values people over possessions. If there is something controlling your life, run to Jesus for all the help you need.

sermonAspen ParkAugust 20, 2019david willets, mark, mark 5

A Lofty Look at the Lowly Jesus

Jesus took some of his apostles to pray and they experienced a grand otherworldly event. From the Transfiguration of Jesus we receive three principles to consider.

sermonAspen ParkAugust 13, 2019david willets, luke, luke 9

A Snapshot of You

A snapshot captures you as you are in a moment in time. Take a snapshot of yourself and examine where you are and where you want to go.

sermonAspen ParkAugust 5, 2019david willets, matthew, matthew 6

The Kingdom of God: Two Miles Ahead

God has requirements He expects from us as Christians. But going beyond these prerequisites, it's in times of pressure and circumstance when disciples have the greatest influence for the Kingdom of God.

sermonAspen ParkJuly 31, 2019david willets, matthew, matthew 5

Five Principles for Christian Stewardship, Part Two

Having a conviction for giving is an important part of worship as a Christian, but make sure you're giving the right way and for the right reasons.

Five Principles for Christian Stewardship, Part One

A huge number of parables and verses in the Bible concern the handling of money and possessions. Five principles make up the biblical concept of stewardship.