Danny Rivers, one of Church at the Armory’s Overseers, preached a message about Godly, Kingdom finances. Whereas this is his profession and he being the head of our budget team, Danny is uniquely qualified to discuss Biblical finances in a way that challenges the listener to purse Jesus in our giving, while not creating a picture of giving in a burdensome manner. This is solid, Bible, teaching on giving. We all should listen!

This years Christmas service features a sermon about the Love of God exemplified in the giving of His Son as proof of that love and perfect character. This is the reason we give gifts during this season. To mimic God by giving gifts of love.

Jesus does not end the Sermon on the Mount, the giving of the Kingdom ethics, with encouragement, but warning. That its potential is not a great rise, but a great fall. The hearer walked away with a very real sense of sobriety and responsibility to make that “sermon” a personal and corporate reality. Thus is the same for Church at the Armory after what God has released in our relaunch.

This Sunday morning we heard from a few people some raw unprepared testimonies about our relaunch weekend. Hear the heart of the body for this local church.

This message is part of our relaunch and 100 year anniversary services on December 2nd and 3rd of 2023. This sermon is by Dr. Robert Gladstone and features the call for our church to follow the “Jesus Way” and become a “Jesus People”. Featuring Matthew 16, in order to be called “church” can we answer the question of who He is?

This message is part of our relaunch and 100 year anniversary services on December 2nd and 3rd of 2023. This sermon is by Dr. Robert Gladstone and features the call for our church to follow the “Jesus Way” and become a “Jesus People”. Featuring Matthew 16, in order to be called “church” can we answer the question of who He is?

This message is part of our relaunch and 100 year anniversary services on December 2nd and 3rd of 2023. This sermon is by Ramona Hill and challenges the church to believe for the impossible in the future and don’t settle for normal Christianity.

The disciples, soon to be Apostles, all answered Jesus with a simple, but profound, question when Jesus revealed that one of them would betray Him. “Is it I?” This question should be the fist question when confronted with a situation. What is the status of my own heart. The searching of ones own heart first is one of the marks of the true followers of Christ. It is the way of humility.

This may be a message that needs to be preached and heard once a month considering the spiritual climate we live in. The ability to discern lies and discipline the mind to think what the Spirit thinks is an ever present ongoing struggle. This message reminds us to be diligent in the fight against the lies and to control our thoughts.