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Sermons on Pentecost (Page 22)
When Jesus cast out the demons from the man who had been possessed. The man wanted to stay with Jesus. Instead, Jesus sent the man back and told him to go and proclaim all that Jesus had done for him. May we today rejoice in His cleansing power, and may we also go out with…
Happy Father’s Day! Be sure to call your dad today! 🙂 On Trinity Sunday, we can celebrate many things, especially the trinity of God. But understanding God’s nature can be overwhelming. He is Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit. Let us celebrate Him in all his forms!
Pentecost was an extraordinary day. When the disciples were able to communicate to others ‘each in their own language’ it was a unique event. Since that time, ‘Pentecostal’ has been at times both a noun and an adjective. Today we discuss how can we keep the energy of Pentecost with us every day – to…
At the end of Jesus’s ministry Jude wrote to God’s people, conveying his concerns about those who would distort the Word of God. Let’s examine Jude’s message (especially vs. 20-24) in light of present day events.
In 60 A.D., Paul wrote to the Philippians from his cell in Rome. In spite of the harsh conditions he wrote not in despair but with a thankful heart. His last words were how to respond with thankfulness to the promises of God. What are we thankful for today? As we gather with family and…
Following Jesus’ actions in the temple, he tells us of the destruction of the temple in the future. When will all this happen? What will be the signs? We continue to wonder when He will come back even to this day. While we wait for Him, what should we be looking for?
What is good enough? When the Israelites sacrificed to God for their sins, this was always a concern. When God sent His Son to earth, Jesus became the sacrifice for all the world. When the curtain in the temple was ripped in two, the scriptures were fulfilled as He removed the separation between God and…
Join us for our 25th anniversary celebration as we welcome Rev Dr Robert Weise (one of our first pastors) and hear his message to ‘continue the basics’ as we minister to our congregation and our community.
Is all wealth evil? Is it bad to have riches? Let’s join Seminarian Kyle Will and dig into what God’s Word tells us about balancing the riches of this world with the riches God provides.
How hard was it to enter the kingdom of heaven? The ten commandments were a guide and a marker, a high bar to attain. But is this the way? Or is it impossible? Through Jesus, we are part of the Kingdom not through our works, but instead through His righteousness. Hallelujah!