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- A Firm Foundation
- Acts 2:42-47
- Apostles' Creed
- Awaken
- Believing in the Future. Building on the Past.
- Christmas in the Gospels
- Coming Home
- Do This to Remember Me
- Engage
- Extraordinary Nobodies Of the Bible
- First Corinthians - Good News for a Troubled Church
- Getting Rid of Stuff!
- Gospel of the Holy Spirit
- Hope is Born
- Hope, Peace, Joy and Love
- Hospitality
- Humility
- Isaiah, The Fifth Gospel
- Jeremiah, The Weeping Prophet
- Jesus in the Gospel of John
- Jonah
- Joseph
- King David - A Man After God's Own Heart
- One
- One-Day Sermon Series
- People Jesus Changed
- Peter: Chiseled by the Master’s Hand
- Prophecy
- Proverbs: The Way of Wisdom
- Questions Jesus Asked
- Reformation 500
- Resolved in 2022: To Pray More
- Sacrifice
- Sermon on the Mount
- Signs of Jesus
- Simplicity
- Stewardship
- The Church
- The Forgotten God
- The Fruit of the Spirit
- The Heart of the Matter
- The Journey
- The Life of Moses
- The Songs of Christmas
- The Ten Commandments
- Through the Fire
- Titles for Jesus
- What's in a Name
- Worship
Or search our sermon archives for something of particular interest to you today:
Are you connected to others and helping them connect or are you disconnected and disconnecting others?
Unity, according to the Bible, is not something we have to achieve so much as it is something already achieved.
Christians need to learn to love Christ’s church. This is especially true even when the church is not what it should be.
Jesus prayed that we would be one with each other. Why is that necessary? Why do we need the church?
The story of Jonah ends abruptly and invites us to draw our own conclusions about what happened next. It also invites us to think about where we want to take our own stories. Do…
Forced to confront his disobedience and God's anger, Jonah showed contrition. But how much and for how long?
Jonah was a prophet called by God who did his best to refuse his call. God gave him a message of grace that Jonah did not want to pass on. Yet…
The magi came from far away and with little understanding and yet they worshiped the King. What can we learn from them?
We don't talk a lot about Joseph, but he had a very difficult job, a job of forgiveness and letting go. God used him in a powerful way.
God (honored) (used) a poor, young woman to bring salvation to the world. What does this tell us?
God used humble but faithful people to bring forth His great work of salvation. He still does.
Giving thanks to God is frequently commanded in both the Old and New Testaments. Giving thanks teaches us to see the beauty of this world and the beauty of life. It changes and enhances…