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What do we as the Church do as the war against the Word of God rages on?

Let the one who has my word speak it faithfully - Jeremiah 23:23-39 - Reformation - October 31, 2021

Christians have the responsibility from God to speak his Word to each other, even when it's bad news. Pointing out a fellow believer's sin, even when done in love to lead them to repentance, can be met with opposition. But the Lord gives us the strength, desire, and ability  to do so out of love for him, his Word, and that person's soul.

Speak my words - a sermon on Ezekiel 2:1-3:4 - July 11, 2021

We have experienced God's grace. We know the peace of forgiveness. We know of a loving God who is with us through this life. We have confidence for life after the grave. But so many in our world don't. We have the amazing privilege to share the grace of God that we are blessed to know.

This little light of mine... - a sermon on 2 Corinthians 4:3-6 - February 14, 2021

What if your struggles in life had a silver lining? What if the trouble you went through in life was really for the benefit of others? How would that change your perspective of your struggles in this life?

The silver lining of your struggles - a sermon on 2 Corinthians 1:3-7 - February 7, 2021

It's easy to begin to fret and worry about what will happen on November 3rd. As Christians, we keep a Kingdom perspective of life and eternity. By grace, we are in the Kingdom of God, where Christ reigns and rules our hearts and minds with his peace. In this Kingdom, Jesus gives what this world cannot.

Keep a Kingdom perspective - a sermon on Luke 17:20-33 - October 25, 2020

Speaking the truth, even when done in love and gentleness, can hurt. But speaking the truth is always the way to go, because it always leads us to The Truth, Jesus Christ.

The truth hurts - a sermon 1 Kings 22:10-28 - Second Sunday after Pentecost - June 14, 2020

God keeps his promise to give us every spiritual blessing as he promises to pour out his Holy Spirit on all people.

Pour out your Spirit on us! - a sermon on Joel 2:28-29 - Festival of Pentecost - May 31, 2020

Many in our world probably wouldn't call life "great" right now. But in Christ, life is great, because of his life FOR us, and our life WITH him.

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