Peninsula Baptist Church

In this, the final sermon in the "Handles" Series, Pastor Chris Garrison gives us a picture of God's "just" wrath. Just wrath is a necessary component of life. Even though we are uncomfortable with it, God's wrath flows out of His love for His creation and for His children. When that love is violated, He shows His anger as a consequence to those who deserve it. But the Good News is that Jesus took the wrath that we deserve, took it to the cross, and paid the ultimate price so we don't  have to face the wrath of God.

In this message in the Handles Series, guest preacher, Mike Miller, talks about depression in our contemporary society. Depression is the result of the many tools Satan uses against us as he feeds us lies that we believe about who we are or about our circumstances. But there is Good News! The Bible tells the truth: God loves us and will never forsake us!

Pastor Chris Garrison shares about Honor in this fourth sermon in the series, HANDLES. There are some issues in the way our culture handles and understands honor. Genuine honor should be a conscious attitude and act of upholding God and others to the place and position to which they belong.

Visiting pastor Tim Schable shares another perspective of what being a "new creation" in Jesus means as we are charged with being Christ's ambassadors. This message gives us a model for evangelism which helps Christians reconcile "pre-Christians" to Christ.

In this sermon from Luke 10:38-42, Pastor Chris Garrison shares the story of Mary and Martha. These two sisters position themselves very differently before Jesus. Often, like Martha, we are distracted by the demands and worries of our world. However, Mary demonstrates that our true focus should be on one thing: Jesus.

In this sermon from Luke 13:31-35, Pastor Chris Garrison shares how measuring the depth of God's love and submitting to His goodness supplies us with the grit to follow His gracious plan. As we follow Jesus, we see that Jesus' desire for your life led Him to His death, so that your desires might lead you to life.

In this message from Luke 9:10-17,Pastor David Curtis shares that when God commands us to serve others, we may perceive challenges. As the disciples discovered as they were instructed to  feed the 5000, willingness to cooperate in God's plan empowers our service to bless others, is multiplied, and gives glory to God.

In this Sermon on Following Jesus, Pastor David Curtis teaches from Luke 8:22-25. Storms in our lives are where God shows up in signifcant ways. When we trust God we find out his purpose might be bigger that the storm!

In this week's sermon, Pastor David Curtis reminds us that when we truly begin to follow Jesus, we may find ourselves guilty of breaking religious cultural norms. Even if we are accused by others of not fitting the "religeous mold", we can't forget to celebrate the new things God is doing in our faith walk.

When we follow Jesus we will find ourselves in difficult spots. We will be tempted to not trust God in all things