We are not our own. God purchased us for Himself. The Blood of Christ cries from Heaven. We are His and His desire is toward us. (1 Corinthians 6:19-20; 1 Peter 1:18-19; Song of Solomon 7:10) Speaker(s): Pastor Thomas Schaller Sermon 12079 6:30 PM on 4/18/2021   P. Steve – We heard great things this […]

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 […]

The plan of redemption runs through the Bible. It reaches a point of climax in Revelation. John sees the Lion of Judah, the worthy One. He also sees this Lion as the Lamb who has taken away the sin of the world. He will not allow us to be consumed. (Revelation 5; Mark 5) Speaker(s): […]

Emptiness was what characterized the world in the days before the birth of Christ. Philosophies and governments promised much, but delivered little. They changed nothing about what was wrong with mankind. There was a longing for the One, the Messiah.Then came the Son in the fullness of time to fulfill all the promises of God. […]

It’s really important to have a self image that is in Christ. Satan substitutes carnal things for the precious things of God. We present one who is present and precious. God took upon Himself human nature so we could partake of His divine nature. (1 Peter 2:3-7) Speaker(s): Pastor Steven Scibelli Sermon # 11521 9:00 AM […]

It is not on us to fix things. The redemptive purpose of God had its beginning in Genesis 3:15 and He will see it through to its consummation. The bedrock of our theology for this anxious world must be this: God is at work. (Genesis 3:15; Revelation 21:1-5) Speaker(s): Pastor Thomas Schaller. Pastor Phil Strout Sermon # 11354 6:30 […]

We can live on a lower level, where we are thinking in the natural. Very busy distracted lives can keep us from the transcendent, from the life from over. May we consider our ways. (John 8:43; Ephesians 4:1-2; Haggai 1:4-5) Speaker(s): Pastor Thomas Schaller, Pastor Melvin Soans Sermon # 11276 9:00 AM on 6/11/2017

All of the world’s refuse was dumped upon Christ as He went to the Cross. He embraced the moments of His arrest and the trials that followed. What came from it? The precious revelation of the character of God. (Matthew 26:46-56) Speaker(s) Pastor Thomas Schaller, Russ Hoffses, Pastor John Love Sermon # 11102 6:30 PM on 8/7/2016

A way needed to be made for our reconciliation. Christ came as one of us to reach from God into our hearts. The wrath that rested upon all people was answered by the blood sprinkled upon the judgment seat making it a mercy seat. (2 Corinthians 5:14-21) Speaker(s) Pastor Thomas Schaller, Pastor David Laflamme Sermon […]