FUSION Talks

Tom brings a message about the rich young ruler and how Christianity is a commitment and not a one time thing you buy into. He uses this to talk about Jesus asking of us to be generous to others and that is truly the way we are supposed to live.

Tom brings a message in how the Sabbath is not something we may fully understand. Also, how the principles that Jesus shows in "breaking the Sabbath" can be applied not only to our lives on Sundays, but everyday and even our own political and eternal identities.

Our Youth Pastor, Neal McGee, brings a message for following Christ and leading other. This message of discipleship has a lot of points that can be used to help you show others Christ. Neal even backs these up with some prime examples from our very own youth group.

In a comparison of the here and now against the everlasting, the question is posed, are you trading your birthright as a child of God for a bowl of soup? Listen in to hear about an example of such a thing and how you can avoid trading the everlasting for something so fleeting.

A story in how sometimes, we can think we see the whole story, but we are still partially blind. This message explores our view of Christianity and how we look at the world around us. Sometimes the only solution is to ask Jesus to hock a loogey right into our eyes so that we can see what's in front of us.

In this week's sermon, Doug discusses the topic of self defense in a Christian context. What does "turning the other cheek" really mean and how does that affect how you should protect yourself and others. This message should provide a new and refreshed view point for those wondering what to do.

Victims of violence are many, in this sermon Tom discusses those victims and the stages that are gone through. Also, in this message you will learn how to help people in those stages. Victims dealing with violence need help and in this message you can learn how to cope or help those that are.

A juxtaposition of Pacifism and Christian Just War theory brought to you to show to view points on conflict. In this case, how we respond and resist conflict around us. Join us to hear the differences in the two and find out where your beliefs lie.

Week 2 of a series discussing the violence in our culture and how we can counter it. This week's lesson starts at the relationship between the violence of Cain and Abel and the violence today. The fall created violence in a broken world, this is the story of that.

Week 1 of a series discussing the violence in our culture and how we can counter it. This week's lesson starts at the beginning, creation, and begins the journey in why violence is in the world and what we can do to press on through it.

Doug brings this message on the God's eternal nature. Challenging the normal thought of eternity as infinite time and give you an idea of eternity as a different perspective on time, like a helicopter over land.

The epic conclusion of the book of Judges in an Israeli Civil War. Doug talks about depravity of humans and the inhumanity of humanity in the final sermon on the summer series on Judges.

In one of the more depressing stories in the book of Judges, we see that depravity can take place in all ranks. You will also see what can happen when your people are immoral because of immoral leaders. This message is the direct result of the event described in Doug's following message.

In this message, Tom finishes up the the story of Samson with a reference to Julio and Fabio and gives us a little more PG13 take on a common children's bible story.

In this message, Doug talks about the initial parts of the story of Samson. Listen to here what you may not have heard as a kid in Sunday School.