Jan 14, 2024
Sermon: More Precious than Gold
I Peter 1.13-25: Because of the frailty of human life, it is natural for us to seek that which seems lasting and promising. Gold has served this purpose in a significant way for millennia. But here Peter dismisses it so quickly and points us to that which truly offers sustainable and lasting even unto eternal life - the precious blood of Jesus. Let us continue to look to the perfect and unblemished lamb for life, even eternal life.
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  • Jan 14, 2024Sermon: More Precious than Gold
    Jan 14, 2024
    Sermon: More Precious than Gold
    I Peter 1.13-25: Because of the frailty of human life, it is natural for us to seek that which seems lasting and promising. Gold has served this purpose in a significant way for millennia. But here Peter dismisses it so quickly and points us to that which truly offers sustainable and lasting even unto eternal life - the precious blood of Jesus. Let us continue to look to the perfect and unblemished lamb for life, even eternal life.
  • Jan 7, 2024Sermon: The Time Fully Come
    Jan 7, 2024
    Sermon: The Time Fully Come
    Galatians 3.23-4.7: When the fullness of time speaks to Christ coming into the world, but also Christ inviting us out of the meaningless of the daily grind into the eternal reality where our lives are given meaning. This gives us hope as we move through the hardships of life. It can give us a taste of joy that we will someday know fully. Christ coming raises us up and invites us into the inheritance of the eternal kingdom.
  • Oct 22, 2023Sermon: Promises Made, Promises Kept
    Oct 22, 2023
    Sermon: Promises Made, Promises Kept
    II Samuel 9.1-13: Guest speaker, Elder Jasper Hall, leads us through the story of David and Mephibosheth. It is a demonstration of faithfulness, grace, and love.
  • Sep 3, 2023Sermon: An Inheritance of Prime Real Estate
    Sep 3, 2023
    Sermon: An Inheritance of Prime Real Estate
    Psalm 16: "Keep me safe" is a simple, yet deep prayer of our hearts. Life is filled with threats that trigger our feelings of insecurity and of fear. How do we stay steady in the midst of it all? David leads us to recognize the confidence and contentment we can have as we fix our eyes on the Lord. He will not abandon us to decay, but will lead us to an eternal inheritance through Jesus.
  • Jul 2, 2023Sermon: Plant Your Hope with Good Seeds
    Jul 2, 2023
    Sermon: Plant Your Hope with Good Seeds
    Luke 6.43-45: Jesus gives us a convicting teaching about watching the seed souls we plant and the fruit born in our lives. Bad trees don't produce good fruit. The call is to inspect ourselves and seek to be those who are bearing good fruit as disciples of Christ.
  • May 21, 2023Sermon: The Home He Makes In Us
    May 21, 2023
    Sermon: The Home He Makes In Us
    John 14.15-31: Jesus tells us that we will deal with trouble in this world, but take heart because he has overcome the world. The gift of the Spirit is to help us navigate this trouble and the Spirit serves as a spiritual suspension system that allows us to find peace in the midst of the challenges. We often forget the presence of the Spirit, but he is there to smooth our road and to guide us with peace through bumpy spots.
  • May 14, 2023Sermon: A Peace Unlike Any Other
    May 14, 2023
    Sermon: A Peace Unlike Any Other
    John 14.15-31: In preparation for Pentecost, we consider the gift of the Spirit as Jesus teaches us in John 14. Against the spirits of this age, the Holy Spirit offers peace, hope, and the promises of everlasting life. With the Spirit, we are not left alone, but are given the presence of God as a confidence in this challenging world.
  • May 7, 2023Sermon: Who Images Whom?
    May 7, 2023
    Sermon: Who Images Whom?
    Psalm 50: We engage the second part of God's accusation found in Psalm 50. This issue is an insidious twisting of the mind and heart. It is a deceptive shift in thought that fails to contemplate the holiness of God and following his path. It leads to a divided self that only Christ can bring back together. This text calls us to humility, to remember our sin, but moreso to relish God's grace to lift us up to his glory.
  • Apr 30, 2023Sermon: God’s Hunger for Fellowship
    Apr 30, 2023
    Sermon: God’s Hunger for Fellowship
    Psalm 50: God's ultimate desire is to restore fellowship with his people. He will die for this. But sometimes we forget this and see our connection with God as first not about fellowship with him, but about him providing for our desires. He is gracious to provide for us, but he doesn't want us to forget the end goal - connection with God. Without that, we lose everything no matter how much we gain in this life. We must have an attitude of thanks, of contentment and not of discontent to recognize all that we have been given and to rest in him.
  • Apr 23, 2023Sermon: Mouth Guarded, Eyes Fixed
    Apr 23, 2023
    Sermon: Mouth Guarded, Eyes Fixed
    Psalm 141: The life of the Christian contains the experience of feeling surrounded by the evil of world, whether on a grand scale or in smaller ways. It is easy to lose sight of the surrounding witnesses (Hebrews 12) and the faithfulness of God's presence. How do we deal with this? David guides us how to keep our hearts about us in the midst of feeling surrounded by the enemy with his traps and snares that seek to snag us.