It has been said that we are living in a post-truth era, but what does that mean? The post truth era, as defined by oxford dictionary is, “Post-truth is defined as “relating to or denoting circumstances in which objective facts are less influential in shaping public opinion than appeals to emotion and personal belief.” In...

This week’s message will focus upon the topic of life, most specifically that of the unborn. We live in an age where many topics divide us, with that of life and abortion being at the forefront. My hope and prayer is that our sermon will establish a framework by which we can stand united on...

Our first sermon in the “What is Truth?” series takes us to a word and concept we have likely heard a great deal of in the last few years but might not fully grasp in significance and implication, the idea of “Woke.” It has taken on meaning far beyond that of simply waking from a...

This week we will launch into a sermon series titled “What is Truth?” based upon John 18:37-38 and Pilate’s age old question to Jesus. We are living in a world in which truth is under attack and it is paramount that we able to identify the truth and stand for it. By God’s grace over...

Welcome back! One of my favorite Sundays each year is our first gathering after a summer of vacations, extended family time and travel, and activities that regular work and school schedules often preclude. As we come together this week for worship I want to set forth from the Scripture an encouragement and exhortation. An encouragement...

Have you ever seen something so amazing that there are no words to describe what it was that you truly experienced? This is why so many of the Psalms are written as poems or songs because mere words are unable to capture the Beauty and wonder of our God. God, often, can only be explained...

This week’s journey through our Summer of Psalms takes us to Psalm 15. It is a short psalm (5 verses!) but it contains great practical truth for our lives by answering a simple question: “O LORD, who may abide in Your tent, who may dwell on Your holy hill?” (v. 1) What we will discover...

Psalm 18 has always been a personal favorite and attempting to consider the depth of its message in a single sermon is an impossible task, unless of course, I opt for a 47 point sermon! I will refrain from that this week, focusing instead on a verse that captures the spirit and heart of the...

One big problem we face in living in a fallen and sinful world is that often it appears that the wicked prosper and the righteous suffer. As Christians, how are we supposed to respond when we are taken advantage of for doing the right thing? Sometimes it may seem like it does not pay to...

Pastor Michael Brandt brought a message “In the Palm of His Hand” for Shepherding Sunday. Learn how there is no better place to be, than in the Palm of our Heavenly Father