Paul lived a life that was without carefulness. He purposed to forgive — himself and others — and to care for the flock of God. He remembered to watch and warn with tears. He held loosely to the things of this life. (Acts 20:24-31; 1 Corinthians7:29-32) Speaker(s): Pastor Thomas Schaller Sermon 12048 7:00 PM on […]

The way of the Church in its edification can free us from discouragement and distress. The Lord fills us with His Spirit and we become people of refreshment. God had made us for more than beauty. Eternity is in our hearts. (Ecclesiastes 3:10-11; Song of Solomon 3:1-4) Speaker(s): Pastor Thomas Schaller, Pastor Jon Post Sermon […]

We all need to let God maintain our lot (Psalm 16:5). The vehicle for this is the local assembly. Here we learn the truth and speak it to each other. We laugh. We pray. We help. We rejoice and mourn. We find healing in love. (Psalm 118:8-26) Speaker(s): Pastor Thomas Schaller Sermon 12024 7:00 PM […]

Paul wrote to the believers at Corinth what were letters of correction and discipline. He was disheartened a bit by what was happening there. But he comforted himself as he thought on the great triumphant procession that he was part of. This is the march of the saved who have been redeemed by the work […]

“Fear not,” the angel said to the poor shepherds outside Bethlehem. The Babe, the Son of God, born to Mary, had come to save the world. Christ the Lord — these poor working men went to see Him. What a rejoicing that must have been among the angels. (Luke 2:8-16) Speaker(s): Pastor Thomas Schaller, Don […]