Jesus suffered for our sins. He felt the weight, the abandonment, the smiting of the wrath due upon us. His Blood washed us and redeemed us. (Isaiah 53:1-4; Psalm 22:1) Speaker(s): Thomas Schaller Sermon 12284 7:00 PM on 4/13/2022

The righteousness of God has been given us. We receive salvation in His Name. The work of righteousness has been done for us. We come to Him and we’re redeemed. (Romans 7 and 8.) Speaker(s): John Love, Adam Speedy Sermon 12207 6:30 PM on 11/28/2021 P. Schaller – We have a special evening tonight. Is […]

There is tendency in us to turn superstitious ways. We can fall into doing things and belief systems built on stuff. What we need is a changed heart and to live as crucified people. Galatians 4:9-14 Speaker(s): Thomas Schaller, Chris Moore, Ken Feyers Sermon 12176 7:00 PM on 10/6/2021   P. Schaller – Turn with […]

The world we live in says to us, “Win, win, win.” The Cross tells us, “Lose, lose, lose.” Our sin nature can be denied and we can aim for a life that is above and beyond, a life without lies, a life when no place is given for the devil, a life of true communication. […]

The lies about the Resurrection goes on. It was paid for and perpetuated to this day. Jesus came and endured shame and bullying really. He went to the Cross to rescue us from shame. His empty tomb speaks of the life He lived. The devil stirs the lies because he knows the victory God accomplished. […]

Jesus came and took the lowest place. He was bullied and endured the shame of the Cross. His resurrection speaks of His perfect offering for our sin and now we can glory in Him. (Galatians 6:14; Matthew 27:28-30) Speaker(s): Pastor Thomas Schaller, Pastor John Love Sermon 12069 9:00 AM on 4/4/2021

Samson lived as Nazarite in a manner of consecration. And then he got caught with the wrong woman. He lost that consecration. We need consecration and detachment from a world that’s bold about what it wants to do. Give all that you are to God. Bring everything to the Cross. (1 Corinthians 7:29-31) Speaker(s): Pastor […]

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 […]

Grace takes us beyond our natural identities. It is what makes us disciples and shepherds. We live beyond our traditions, our natural concepts. The Jewish leaders promoted themselves as sons of Abraham, but they missed the gift of Jesus. (Luke 3:6-11; 1 Corinthians 15:9) Speaker(s): Pastor Gary Groenewold Sermon 12013 9:00 AM on 12/27/2020

Through the Gospels and the Psalms, we read of Jesus and how He relates to us. He was the Lamb on the Cross, dying for our sins. He now sits enthroned in Heaven, interceding for us. He’s coming again on a white horse to bring His total reign as King on a renewed earth in […]