Continuing in our first sermon series of the year, A Living Hope, Pastor Mike Werkheiser preaches from 1 Peter 1:22-2:3. See the outline below.

To Believe is to Obey | 1 Peter 1:22-2:3

1) Choosing the Right Master (The King, who is the Savior) – 1 Peter 2:3

2) Cherishing the Best Means (The Word, which is the Gospel) – 1 Peter 1:23, 25; 2:2

If you have any questions or would like to discuss the subject matter of this sermon, please don't hesitate to contact Mike either via phone (314.899.0047) or email [email protected].

Continuing in our first sermon series of the year, A Living Hope, Pastor Mike Werkheiser preaches from 1 Peter 1:10-12. See the outline below.

You Have a Friend in the Holy Spirit | 1 Peter 1:10-1

To grow as a Christian, one must follow the Spirit. Why?

1) Because the Spirit points to Christ. (verse 11)

2) Because the Spirit teaches the truth. (verse 12a)

3) Because the Spirit helps us see. (verse 12b)

If you have any questions or would like to discuss the subject matter of this sermon, please don't hesitate to contact Mike either via phone (314.899.0047) or email [email protected].

Continuing in our first sermon series of the year, A Living Hope, Pastor Mike Werkheiser preaches from 1 Peter 1:3-5. See the outline below.

Blessing the Blesser 1 Peter 1:3-5

1) Hope (v.3)

2) Inheritance (v.4)

3) Salvation (v.5)

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As we enter into the Advent Season we are going to continue studying the book of Leviticus through a series entitled "Anticipating Advent." We are going to explore Leviticus through the lens of each traditional Advent theme.

For this sermon (Leviticus 25), the following outline:

1) The Joy of Rest (Sabbath; Leviticus 25:1-7)

2) The Joy of Release (Jubilee; Leviticus 25:8-55)

3) The Joy of Renewal (Christmas-Easter; Luke 4: 16-21)

If you have any questions or would like to discuss the subject matter of this sermon, please don't hesitate to contact Mike either via phone (314.899.0047) or email [email protected].

As we enter into the Advent Season we are going to continue studying the book of Leviticus through a series entitled "Anticipating Advent." We are going to explore Leviticus through the lens of each traditional Advent theme.

For this sermon (Leviticus 23), the following outline:

1) Biblical Rest is Remembrance

2) Biblical Rest is Rehearsal

3) Biblical Rest is Renewal

If you have any questions or would like to discuss the subject matter of this sermon, please don't hesitate to contact Mike either via phone (314.899.0047) or email [email protected].

Continuing in our "Taking Care of Busyness" sermon series, Mike Werkheiser preaches from Luke 12:22-34. See the outline below.

Would It Help? | Luke 12:22-34

1) Worrying & Ability (Luke 12:25-26)

2) Worrying & Allegiance (Luke 12:29-31)

3) Worrying & Appetite (Luke 12:32-34)

If you have any questions or would like to discuss the subject matter of this sermon, please don't hesitate to contact Mike either via phone (314.899.0047) or email [email protected].

Continuing in our "Taking Care of Busyness" sermon series, Mike Werkheiser preaches from Luke 10:38-42. See the outline below.

The Purpose for which God Created the World | Luke 10:38-42

1) Context (pre-existing relationship; verses 38-39)

2) Conflict (the Martha problem; verse 40)

a. Beleaguered by busyness (trying to earn favor that is unmerited)

b. Blinded by busyness (seeking to justify behavior that is unwarranted)

3) Conclusion (Gospel ramifications; verses 41-42)

If you have any questions or would like to discuss the subject matter of this sermon, please don't hesitate to contact Mike either via phone (314.899.0047) or email [email protected].

Continuing a mid-summer sermon series which will cover a selection of Jesus' parables, Mike Werkheiser preaches the Parable of the Good Samaritan. See the outline below.

Neighbor in a Ditch | Luke 10:25-37

1) A Future Prospect vs. A Present Reality (Salvation) – Luke 10:25-28

2) A Lawful Obligation vs. A Loving Response (Social Concern) – Luke 10:29, 36-37

If you have any questions or would like to discuss the subject matter of this sermon, please do not hesitate to contact Mike either via phone (314.899.0047) or email [email protected].

This Sunday, Director of Community Justin McLaury preached from Romans 1:14-17.