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The Tender Mercy of Our God
Explore the profound themes of waiting, silence, and divine mercy in “The Tender Mercy of Our God.” This reflective piece draws parallels between the harrowing Apollo 13 mission and Israel’s 400 years of silence before the birth of Jesus. Discover how Advent invites us to embrace hope and anticipation as we await Christ’s return, celebrating the joy that breaks through our darkest moments. Perfect for those seeking spiritual insight during the Christmas season.
The LORD GOD is My Strength and My Song
Here’s Isaiah’s timeless message of salvation, trust, and joy in this inspiring sermon. See how God’s strength becomes our song, leading to a life filled with purpose and hope. Draw from the wells of salvation and share God’s goodness with others this Advent season.
The Days are Surely Coming
Explore the prophetic message of Jeremiah 33:14-16 in this Advent sermon. Discover the promise of hope, the coming of the righteous Branch, and the fulfillment of God’s covenant through Jesus Christ. Find inspiration for trusting in God’s faithfulness during challenging times.
God’s Own Holy People
In “God’s Own Holy People,” Doug Scalise explores 1 Peter 2:1-10, emphasizing our identity as a chosen race and royal priesthood. The article encourages readers to rid themselves of negative behaviors, embrace spiritual growth, and recognize the preciousness of Christ while reflecting on their role in the faith community.
The Temple of God
Explore the concept of the church as ‘The Temple of God’ in this inspiring sermon. Discover how God’s presence has evolved from Eden to modern believers, and learn how to embody the church’s role as God’s dwelling place in today’s world.
The Family of God
When you think about a family, what do you envision? What do you think of? Many of our families are composed of different individuals with a variety of gifts, temperaments, personalities, strengths, weaknesses, opinions, views. And yet a family, hopefully a healthy family, is united by their common commitment to…
A Community of Resistance
As we continue our series, “Reimagining the Church” the image for the church that we’re going to be thinking about today is “A Community of Resistance”. Revelation 21 presents us with a powerful vision of what’s to come—a new heaven and a new earth where God dwells among His people.…
A Home for the Homeless
As we continue our series, “Reimagining the Church,” the image for the church that we’re going to be thinking about today is “A Home for the Homeless”. The first thought some of you may have on hearing that image is that the church is to help people who happen to…
A Community of Reconciliation
As we continue our series, “Reimagining the Church” Pastor Doug will be sharing from 2 Corinthians 5 about being “A Community of Reconciliation.” The Apostle Paul wrote a great deal in his letters about repairing broken relationships and there are three steps that are part of making relationships right: acknowledging…
A Body with Many Parts
As we continue our series, “Reimagining the Church” Pastor Nate Ryan will be sharing from 1 Corinthians 12, where Paul writes about the image of the body of Christ. We still all have a part to play. We’re a collective whole, but each of us has a part. We’re to…
A Sign of the Kingdom of God
“But love your enemies, do good, and lend, expecting nothing in return. Your reward will be great, and you will be children of the Most High; for he is kind to the ungrateful and the wicked.” Luke 6:35 Dr. Fred Craddock who was a great preacher and teacher of preaching…
Households of Justice
This Sunday’s sermon is “A Household of Justice” based on Matthew 12:46-50. For Matthew, doing the will of God is what distinguishes a true disciple of Jesus and the members of his family. Doing justice for the poor and those who are vulnerable and in need and extending compassion are…