John 15:1-8 In this final sermon on the “I AM” statements of Jesus, from the book of John, we see Jesus as the True Vine. Pastor Mark communicates 2 critical lessons we learn from this metaphor. We learn Jesus is the Source of the Believer’s Identity, and that Jesus is the Source of the Believer’s…
John 14:1-7 In this sermon, Pastor Mark teaches how we can know the peace of Christ, through our faith in Christ, by keeping our eyes on Jesus, His Worth, His Work, and His Words. As we do this we experience the Assurance of God’s Divine Acceptance, as well as the Assurance of God’s Divine Assistance. …
John 10:11-30 In this sermon, we learn that Jesus is the Good Shepherd. Pastor Mark explains Jesus is the Supreme Servant-Leader, who was willing to pay the Ultimate Price, in order that sinners might enjoy God’s highest reward.
John 1:1-18 In this introduction to our new sermon series, “Beholding the Glory of Jesus”, Pastor Mark directs us to turn our eyes to Jesus as the Author of life, the Answer to all life’s brokenness, and the Authority of all Truth. We find we are ever in need of Jesus’ divine forgiveness and grace,…
Advent #3–Psalm 23–This most well known of all the Psalms paints a portrait of our Lord as Guide, Ruler, Caretaker, and the One who gives us peace and rest.
John 4:1-26–Guest speaker Tierre Webster shares a little bit of his personal testimony and his work with Next Chapter Ministries in Rochester, MN. He also brings an inspiring and challenging message about Jesus’ encounter with the woman at the well.
Deuteronomy 8 After 40 long years of wandering in the desert, Moses’ exhorts the Children of Israel as they prepare to enter the Promised Land at last. Remember. Follow. Obey. Good words for us today as well.
1 Peter 4:12-19 Peter elaborates on the topic of suffering. He explains that all suffering is not equal. There are times when we suffer as a result of foolish sins we have committed; and there are times that we suffer because we belong to Him and the world hates us. Either way, God uses suffering…
1 Peter 3:13-22 “Fanaticism–marked by excessive enthusiasm or uncritical devotion.” Is it necessary to be a fanatic to truly follow Jesus? Peter lists some steps to becoming a fanatic for doing good. He also reveals that the consequences for doing this might not be what you’d expect.
1 Peter 3:8-12 In his discourse on how to follow Jesus in a world that doesn’t, Peter has examined ways to live godly within various institutions. In this passage, the topic is the church, which he says is called to inherit a blessing. How can we be sure, as members of Christ’s church, that we…
