Anchor Oneonta

Pastor Raymond Ramos from the Recovery House of Worship church planting movement paid Anchor a visit to talk about the Christian's process of conversion, calling, and commitment from Acts 9.

Guest speaker Bishop Rick Callahan shares the evening message during our 40th anniversary celebration. To find out more about Bishop Callahan's ministry visit www.mmfi.org.

[PG13 Sermon] Jesus makes some bold claims in the Sermon on the Mount about the condition of our hearts in regards to marriage, sex, and adultery. Through His message, He makes it clear that our marriages, singleness, and sexuality are totally hopeless without total surrender to His Lordship. Ryan Alsheimer walks us through the next section in the Jesus 2016 sermon series as we look at how contrary the Kingdom of God works to the way our culture views marriage and sex.

Jesus made a profound claim; stating that being angry with another person is just as evil as murdering them. But, there is hope for us in our anger. Getting angry is unavoidable, but how Christians deal with anger should look much different. Ryan Alsheimer preaches from the next section of the Sermon on the Mount where Jesus instructs His followers about a better way to deal with anger.

Jesus made it clear that his followers are not to disregard the law of the Old Testament. But do we have to follow all of them still? Which ones are we supposed to obey, and are there some that we can ignore? Pastor Ryan walks through the next section of the Sermon on the Mountain in our Jesus 2016 series.

Jesus said that those who follow him would be the salt of the earth and light of the world. God has not called you to live a safe, introspective Christianity. It’s time to rub shoulders with our culture, and spread the gospel of hope.

Pastor Ryan launches our new sermon series about the Sermon on the Mountain, "Jesus 2016", with a message about the Beatitudes. What would happen if we started trusting in King Jesus to fix our problems instead of politicians who promise the world but continually fall short.

Pastor Ryan closes out our series on the Apostles’ Creed by talking about what happens to Christians when they die, how the earth with be restored into a new Heaven, and why it all matters.

Forgiveness doesn’t come easy. In our rebellion against God, He has chosen to forgive us, and continues to every time we ask for it. In turn, we’re expected to forgive those who sin against us with the same kind of forgiveness. Pastor Ryan breaks down Matthew 18:21-35 as he talks about forgiving fully, freely, and forever.

Guest speaker Dennis Kropp continues our study into the Apostles' Creed and concentrates on the Holy Spirit.