Even the greatest among us can wrestle with deep doubt. In this honest and hope-filled message, we explore the moment when John the Baptist—God's chosen forerunner—begins to question if Jesus is truly the Messiah. What triggered his doubts? What does Jesus do in response? In Luke 7:18–23, we see that: Doubts arise in trials – When suffering clouds our view, it's easy to wonder if God is still at work. Doubts arise from wrong expectations – John expected a conquering King, not a suffering servant. Jesus meets us in our doubts and leads us into greater faith – He doesn't rebuke John but lovingly points him back to the truth. Whether you're in a season of confidence or confusion, this sermon invites you to bring your questions to Jesus. Doubt isn't the end of faith—it can be the beginning of something deeper. ▶️ Watch now and be encouraged that Jesus can take your great doubts and turn them into greater faith.

In this week's message from Harvest Liberty Lake Church, Pastor Sam unpacks the story of the Tower of Babel from Genesis 11:1–9—a passage that reveals far more than just an ancient construction project. With clarity and conviction, Pastor Sam explores how the tower represented: An Act of Rebellion – humanity's prideful desire to make a name for itself apart from God. An Act of Judgment – how God lovingly intervened to scatter and confuse, restraining the spread of sin. An Act of Grace – showing that even in judgment, God's plan moves forward to bless the nations through dispersion. This sermon invites us to consider our own towers—places where we seek security, identity, or glory without God. And it reminds us of the grace that disrupts our plans to draw us back to His. Watch now and be encouraged by how even confusion can become the beginning of redemption. 🌐 Learn more or join us in person at harvestlibertylake.com

"A Divine Do-Over" – Genesis 9 | Pastor Sam Kraemer | Harvest Liberty Lake Church In this message from Genesis 9, Pastor Sam Kraemer explores God's gracious restart after the flood and the powerful parallels between Genesis 1–2 and Genesis 9. Themes of creation reappear—"be fruitful and multiply," the call to have dominion, and the affirmation that humanity is made in the image of God—reminding us that God is a God of new beginnings. But just like in Eden, this chapter also contains a fall, showing us the persistent problem of sin and our ongoing need for grace. The sermon also introduces the foundational importance of covenants in Scripture. As we see God establish a covenant with Noah, we begin to trace how covenants serve as key moments in redemptive history—pointing us forward to Jesus and the new covenant He secures for His people. This message lays the groundwork for understanding covenant theology and how God faithfully relates to His people across generations. 🔔 Subscribe for more Bible-centered messages from Harvest Liberty Lake Church. 📖 For more info or to plan a visit: harvestlibertylake.com

Easter Sunday at Harvest Liberty Lake Church Message Title: "He Is Risen Indeed" Scripture: Matthew 27:57–28:15 Preacher: Pastor Sam Kraemer In this Easter message, Pastor Sam Kraemer takes us through the final verses of Matthew's Gospel, where the death and resurrection of Jesus are not just proclaimed—they are proven. This isn't myth or metaphor. It's history with eternal significance. Main Theme: The resurrection of Jesus isn't wishful thinking. It really happened. And because it did, everything changes. Sermon Points: Jesus Really Died – The crucifixion took His life. No swoon theory. No illusion. Jesus Was Really Buried – Joseph of Arimathea placed His body in a sealed, guarded tomb. The Guards Really Lied – The cover-up began early, proving the empty tomb couldn't be ignored. The Women Really Saw the Risen Jesus – Eyewitnesses encountered Him, and their lives were forever changed. The Resurrection Was Really Planned – This wasn't a surprise twist; it was God's redemptive plan from the start. Whether you're exploring the claims of Jesus or celebrating the hope of Easter, this message invites you to see and believe the truth: Jesus Christ is alive. 📖 Visit us online at www.harvestlibertylake.com 🎥 Subscribe for more Gospel-centered messages from Harvest Liberty Lake Church.

Good Friday Message | "We Are Barabbas" | Matthew 27:15–26 | Pastor Sam Kraemer On this Good Friday, Pastor Sam Kraemer takes us to Matthew 27:15–26—the account of Jesus and Barabbas—highlighting the stunning exchange at the heart of the gospel. In this powerful message, we reflect on two key truths: Jesus: An Innocent Man Barabbas: A Known Sinner Barabbas was guilty. Jesus was not. And yet, the crowd chose to set Barabbas free while the innocent Son of God was condemned. This moment is more than a tragic injustice—it is a picture of substitutionary atonement. Jesus took the place of a sinner, and in doing so, He took our place too. We are Barabbas. We are the ones who deserved judgment, yet Christ stood in our place. Watch this message to remember the weight of the cross, the love of Jesus, and the scandalous grace that sets sinners free. #GoodFriday #Barabbas #SubstitutionaryAtonement #JesusDiedForUs #HarvestLibertyLake #PastorSamKraemer

A message by Pastor Sam Kraemer at Harvest Liberty Lake Church As Jesus entered Jerusalem riding on a donkey, the crowds shouted "Hosanna!" hoping for a political deliverer. But Jesus came to fulfill something far deeper—He was the promised Messiah, arriving in humility to bring salvation. In this Palm Sunday message, Pastor Sam unpacks two key truths from Matthew 21: 1️⃣ Jesus Fulfills Prophecy – Every detail of His entry points to God's perfect plan. 2️⃣ Jesus Is the King We Need – Not the king we asked for, but the one our souls truly need. Join us as we kick off Holy Week by remembering the beauty and power of Jesus' triumphal entry—and the kind of King He really is. 📖 Scripture: Matthew 21:1–11

When life feels hopeless, where do you turn? In Mark 5:21-43, we meet two desperate people—Jairus, a synagogue ruler begging for his dying daughter's life, and a woman who has suffered for twelve years with no cure. Both come to Jesus in faith, asking for healing, and both receive more than they expected. In this sermon, Pastor Sam Kraemer of Harvest Liberty Lake Church unpacks how Jesus not only meets our desperation but also reveals himself as the true Savior we need. Whether you're facing a crisis or feeling spiritually dry, this passage reminds us that Jesus is never late, never indifferent, and always working for our ultimate good.

Join Pastor Sam Kraemer of Harvest Liberty Lake Church as we dive into Genesis 6:9–8:22 and explore the powerful account of the flood. This sermon unpacks three key lessons that reveal God's justice, renewal, and grace: 🔹 Lessons of Judgment – The flood demonstrates God's righteous response to human sin and corruption, reminding us of the reality of divine justice. 🔹 Lessons of New Creation – As the waters recede, we see a picture of God's power to bring renewal, pointing us to His greater plan of redemption. 🔹 Lessons of Grace – Even in judgment, God shows mercy—preserving Noah and his family, foreshadowing the salvation we ultimately find in Christ. Be encouraged as we see how this foundational story speaks to our lives today, calling us to repentance, trust, and hope in the unchanging grace of God. #HarvestLibertyLake #Genesis #NoahsArk #GodsGrace #BiblicalTruth

In this sermon from Genesis 6:1-8, Pastor Sam of Harvest Liberty Lake Church unpacks a sobering reality: mankind is only evil all the time. This passage sets the stage for God's coming judgment through the flood, but it also raises some difficult questions. Together, we explore: 🔹 Who are the "sons of God" in this passage? 🔹 What is meant by the 120 years—a lifespan limit or a countdown to the flood? 🔹 Who were the Nephilim, and why are they mentioned here? 🔹 What does it mean that God "regretted" making mankind—does God change His mind? Though this passage highlights the depth of human sin, it also points us to God's grace. Even in judgment, God provides hope, as seen in Noah finding favor in His eyes. 📖 Join us as we wrestle with these questions and see how this text ultimately points us to the gospel.

🔹 What Do I Do Now? | Guest Speaker: Kevin Hollinger 🔹 Life is full of questions, but one of the biggest is… What do I do now? Whether you're new to faith, facing a season of change, or just wondering what's next, this message will encourage you to take your next step with God. In this powerful sermon, Kevin Hollinger, Vice President of Church Strengthening with Converge Northwest, unpacks three key truths: 1️⃣ Find Your Identity in Christ – Your worth isn't in what you do but in who you are in Jesus. 2️⃣ Get Connected to a Local Church – We're not meant to walk alone. God designed us for community. 3️⃣ Use Your Gifts to Serve & Glorify God – You were created with purpose—step into it!