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Twin Peaks is devoted to knowing Christ and making Him known. Simply Christians seeking to serve Christ with all that we are.

09/06/2026

In Colossians 3:23–24, Paul shows us that our work is really a matter of lordship.

This lesson asks three questions:

1. WHY do you work? — Not for praise, but for the Lord.

2. WHAT are you working toward? — Faithfulness is never wasted; God promises an eternal inheritance.

3. WHO are you working for? — Ultimately, “It is the Lord Christ whom you serve.”

How you work reveals who you really serve.

When we remember Who we are serving, it changes how we approach our jobs, our homes, our responsibilities, and even the work nobody else sees.

Whatever you do, work heartily as for the Lord.

Full Sermon Link: https://twinpeakscoc.com/videos/4934

08/30/2026

In Psalm 103, David reminds his own soul not to forget the goodness of God.

Full Sermon can be found here: https://twinpeakscoc.com/videos

Just as something constantly present can fade into the background of our awareness, God’s blessings can become so familiar that we stop noticing how extraordinary they really are.

In this lesson, we consider three reminders from Psalm 103:

• Remember what God has done
He forgives
He redeems
He cares for us
He fills our lives with good things.

• Remember who God is
He is compassionate
He is gracious
He is slow to anger
He is abounding in lovingkindness
He does not deal with us according to what our sins deserve.

• Let remembrance become worship
True gratitude is heard in our words,
True gratitude is seen in our lives
True gratitude is expressed through faithful obedience.

The thanks we give should change the way we live.

Do not allow the goodness of God to become ordinary.

Look again at what He has done.
Look again at who He is.
Look again at how deeply He has loved you.

“Bless the LORD, O my soul, and forget none of His benefits.”
— Psalm 103:2

08/23/2026

Watch the full sermon here: https://twinpeakscoc.com/videos

In this lesson, we follow Paul through three important truths about those who belong to Christ.

We are:

1. Forgiven, Not Flawless
2. Becoming Like Christ
3. Fighting for Freedom

Being in Christ does not mean the battle with sin disappears.

We still struggle, we still face temptation, and sometimes we still fall.

But there is a difference between struggling with sin and settling into sin.

The goal of the Christian life is not only to sin less, but to become more and more like Christ.

We fight, we renew our minds, we repent when we fail, and we continue obeying God. But our hope is never ultimately in our own strength.

“Thanks be to God through Jesus Christ our Lord!”

08/16/2026

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The book of Jonah teaches us that knowing the truth is not the same as being transformed by the truth.

In this lesson, we follow Jonah through four important points that end with a question:

1. Jonah Knew the Truth
2. Jonah Sang the Truth
3. Jonah Preached the Truth
4. But Was Jonah Transformed by the Truth?

Jonah knew God’s Word, experienced God’s grace, and preached God’s message, but there were still areas of his heart that needed to change.

The main lesson we take away from Jonah is this:

When we truly appreciate God’s presence in our lives, we allow His truth to transform our hearts, and we begin to care about what He cares about.

08/09/2026

How Do We Know God Is Real?

In this sermon, we follow the evidence and examine the “fingerprints” God has left all around us.

1. We See God’s Power in What Exists
The universe did not create itself. Creation points to a powerful and eternal Creator.

2. We See God’s Wisdom in What Is Designed
The order, complexity, and design found throughout creation point to the wisdom of God.

3. We See God’s Nature in Right and Wrong
Objective morality, human value, and our sense of accountability point to a holy and good God.

4. We Hear God’s Voice in the Word He Has Given
Through Scripture, fulfilled prophecy, and ultimately Jesus Christ, God has revealed Himself to mankind.

The evidence does more than show us that God exists. The fingerprints of our Creator lead us directly to our Savior.

The question is not only, “Is God real?” but “What am I going to do about the God who is real?”

Full Sermon Link: https://twinpeakscoc.com/videos/4896

08/02/2026

What does God see when He looks at someone outside of Christ? What changes when someone comes to Him?

In this sermon from Romans 5:6–11, we follow one of the greatest transformations in Scripture, from sinner to saved.

Outside of Christ, we are described as:
• Helpless
• Ungodly
• Sinners
• Enemies of God

But through the sacrificial death of Jesus, we can be:
• Justified by His blood
• Reconciled to God
• Saved from God's wrath

While we were still sinners, Christ died for us, revealing the depth of God's love and providing the only way back to Him.

Jesus did not come to make bad people a little better.

He came to save lost sinners and completely transform their standing before God.

Full Sermon Link: https://twinpeakscoc.com/videos/4889

07/26/2026

What do we do when the problems of life become greater than our ability to solve them?

Psalm 46 reminds us that the end of our strength is never the end of God’s power.

Even when the earth changes, the mountains fall, the waters roar, and the nations rage, God remains our refuge, our strength, and our ever-present help.

In this lesson, we examine three ways to turn toward God when trouble comes:

1. We run to the God who is for us.

God is our refuge when we need protection, our strength when we are weak, and our help when trouble arrives.

2. We rest in the God who is with us.

Even while surrounded by chaos, we can be filled with peace.

3. We release what belongs to the God who rules.

We faithfully do what God requires
We pray
We obey
and then place what we cannot control into His hands

We must stop trying to fight battles that only God can win and trust the One who remains completely in control.

The main lesson of Psalm 46 is simple:

God is the solution to every problem we face.

There will be problems we cannot solve, battles we cannot win, and burdens we cannot carry alone.

But God is our refuge. God is with us. God is still ruling.

Full Sermon Link: https://twinpeakscoc.com/videos/4879

07/19/2026

Forgiveness is not always easy, but it is a choice God calls us to make.

In Matthew 18:21–35, Jesus teaches us how deeply God values mercy, how fully He has forgiven us, and why His mercy must continue through our lives.

In this lesson, we examine three choices that help us forgive:

• We choose to keep seeing the soul.
• We choose to remember the mercy God has shown us.
• We choose to allow His mercy to continue through us.

We also learn that forgiveness does not mean pretending the wrong never happened, removing wise boundaries, or instantly restoring broken trust. It means surrendering the debt to God, refusing to feed bitterness, and choosing obedience even while the pain is still healing.

Because our King released the debt we could never repay, we must release the debts we were never meant to carry.

Full Sermon Link: https://twinpeakscoc.com/videos/4871

07/12/2026

Why are there so many churches?

In this lesson, we look at:

- How we got here and how this confusion began
- God’s church as found in His Word
- What God says about those who belong to Him
- How to make sure we are added to His church His way

Man has created many roads, but God has given one way home — and that way has not changed.

God has always had a special people who belong to Him.

God clearly says only those who belong to Him are the only ones going to heaven.

We need to make sure with all our heart and soul that we belong to Him and Him alone.

Full Sermon Link: https://twinpeakscoc.com/videos/4863

07/05/2026

Strong and Courageous

This morning we looked at Joshua 1:1-9 and the call God gave Joshua after the death of Moses.

God gave Joshua a responsibility.
God gave Joshua instruction.
God promised Joshua success through His presence and His Word.

The same lesson still matters for us today.

We must step up to the responsibility God has placed before us.
We must submit to the instruction God has given us.
And we must trust that true success comes from walking faithfully with Him.

Strength and courage are not found in ourselves.
They are found in the power and presence of God.

“The Lord your God is with you wherever you go.”
Joshua 1:9

Full Sermon Link: https://twinpeakscoc.com/videos/4854

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