Was it good for Peter to be corrected as Jesus’ eyes fell upon him? Yes, for we cannot live the Christian life in our nature. Good sorrow works righteousness. God tells us who we are. Don’t live in the residue of pain. Move on in the joy of the Lord. Nehemiah 8:1-10; 2 Corinthians 3:18; […]

There’s good sorrow that corrects us. The eyes of Jesus looked upon Peter and he wept. Best thing is to come before God. Few really understand thankfulness. Be sure to turn from worldly sorrow. (2 Corinthians 7:9-10; Nehemiah 8:1–10; Luke 17:17; Luke 22:60-64) Speaker(s): Thomas Schaller, Peter Westera Sermon 12345 9:00 AM on 7/31/2022

Jesus entered into this evil world as God the Son. Psalm 22 shows how He took the wages of sin. In Psalm 23, He shepherds us as we go through these days shadowed by death. Let us dwell in His house. Psalm 23; Hebrews 4:12; Romans 11:30-33 Speaker(s): Thomas Schaller, Mike Plunkett Sermon 12344 7:00 […]

The Spirit reveals who Christ is. Jesus lived by this power we now walk by the power He lived by. We are filled so others can be restored and share in what God brings from us. (Galatians 5:16, 22; Galatians 6:1-10; Romans 7:18-25; Ecclesiastes 3.1-9, 11, 14; John 3.27) Speaker(s): Justin Schaller, Ramir Manguling Sermon […]

Delight is so important in thinking with God. Great faith comes as we rest under the authority of the Law of the Lord. We avoid temptation and scorning and live in the volume of the Book with roots in Living Water. (Psalm 1; 40:7-8; Matthew 8:5-11) Speaker(s): Zane Turk, Gary Groenewold Sermon 12342 11:00 AM […]

Right thinking is the way to transformation. Focus and feed on the words from God. Dwell in Him and receive counsel from Him. Let us out self on shelf and follow Him. (Psalm 1) Speaker(s): Jason Moore, Eugene Davis Sermon 12341 9:00 AM on 7/24/2022

In the midst of wicked days, Noah found grace. This grace gave him what he needed to obey God in building the Ark. He applied the grace given to him. He was made clean. He entered a completely new world and started this new life at an altar he built. (Genesis 6:6-12, 7:5; John 15:4) […]

The story of the Good Samaritan is the record of a debate about salvation. The lawyer is likely the Levite in the story. He had no mercy. This real report tells of how the Savior saw the state of this Levite and invited him to receive mercy and release the skeletons in his closet. (Luke […]

The Lamb is revealed progressively through the Word. Isaiah presents a lament that Israel shall sing upon realizing Christ as the Savior and King. Christ was seen as insignificant, dismissed, despised, crucified. His Word remains and triumphs. The suffering Servant wins our place in His Kingdom. Deuteronomy 29:29; Revelation 21:9; Isaiah 52:13-53:1-7 Speaker(s): Justin Schaller […]

Isaiah presents a song of lament and sorrow. All communication was committed to Israel. Yet, Christ was seen as insignificant, dismissed, despised, crucified. And it was He who offered Himself as our Lamb. What’s done in evil, God shall use for good, even to His chosen nation. (Isaiah 52:13-53:6; Zechariah 12:1-10; Acts 3.23-25; Romans 11:25-29) […]