Sermons by Charlie Bing

Colossians 1:15-18 What is a body without a head? The church is a body and Jesus is the head.  What do we need to know about Him as our Head and how should we respond to Him as our Head? Charlie Bing brings a message that every church needs to consider for its body to be led by the Lord Jesus Christ.

Ecclesiastes 3:1-15 Ecclesiastes is about when we don’t understand life, we should trust God anyway. Charlie Bing takes us through chapter 3 and talks about the timing of events in our life, not just why, but when. We seem to question why things happen, but not often think about when. For example, how do we make sense of the timing of tragedy or challenges in life? Let’s remind ourselves of life’s vanity (incomprehensibleness) and see if the wisdom of Solomon helps us…

Ecclesiastes 1 Live right, obey God, work hard, and life will be good–right? Well, sometimes it doesn’t seem like it is! How do we make sense of this life when bad things happen anyway? What does a good life and hard work bring? Sometimes it just doesn’t seem worth it because our efforts and their rewards disappear or never appear. Let’s see what wise King Solomon has to say about life in this unpredictable world. Charlie Bing will speak on “When…

Ever fail in life? I think we all have at some point. In Sunday’s message, Charlie Bing talks about how Peter slips on a spiritual banana peel and his recovery from that failure. Some say the journey is the reward, not the destination. But sometimes along that journey, we fail to meet our goal, or even fail to meet what God intends for us. How do we recover and move forward? Do we wallow in our failure or do we learn from…

Our view of God is often shaped by our experiences with our earthly father—whether for good or bad. But how does God view us as His children, especially when we go astray? We will look at a familiar story, the Parable of the Prodigal Son, to gain a deeper view of God’s love and grace as our Heavenly Father. (Did you know that there are two prodigals in this story who misunderstand their father’s grace?)

1 Corinthians 2:6-3:4 The Scriptures are clear about what God wants us to be, but not everyone is there. In First Corinthians 2:6-3:4 we will see four kinds of people. As we examine each, perhaps you will have a better idea of where you are and where God wants you to be. More importantly, we will see how we can be the person God wants us to be.

When it comes to our relationship to God, there are three kinds of people in the world. Some have not yet come to know Jesus Christ as Savior, others have come to Him for Salvation, and still others go on to follow him as their Lord. We see examples of these groups in the Gospel of John. We may also see ourselves in the truth that we find there.

2 Corinthians 8 & 9 We are grateful to have Charlie Bing bring a message from Paul’s letter to the Corinthians. Charlie will show us how experiencing God’s grace produces thanks and giving. God’s grace motivates generous giving, which God honors by giving us more to share. This brings thanks to God, deeper love, and prayers for all. Join us Sunday as Charlie challenges us to give generously out of faith that God will provide.

John 19:30 This Sunday we are privileged to have Charlie Bing bring us a message from John 19:30. Charlie writes, “Of Jesus Christ’s seven last sayings on the cross, “It is finished!” is surely the most profound. Understanding what Jesus meant with this saying can encourage believers, witness to unbelievers, and clear up bad theology about the gospel of salvation.” Join us for this wonderful message of truth.

Luke 24:13-35 We’ve all had the experience of searching for something we thought was lost only to find it was not lost after all. Maybe we were looking in the wrong place or our focus was on the wrong thing. Have you lost sight of Jesus lately? Perhaps you feel He’s given up on you or you feel you are living life alone. He’s not hiding; maybe you just need to know where to look. Charlie Bing’s message Sunday will…

We see a lot about Israel in the news today. That tiny nation is surrounded by huge enemies who are determined to exterminate them. Will they succeed? What does the Bible show us about how God has dealt with the Jewish people in the past, what is He doing in the present, and does Israel have a future? Is there anything believers can learn from how God deals with Israel? Will God preserve Israel and will God preserve His people…