Pastor Sam Kraemer invites listeners to explore the genealogy of Jesus in Matthew 1:1-17. He reflects on his own family's ancestry, revealing unexpected traditions and highlighting how genealogy underscores God's faithfulness in keeping promises. Pastor Sam explains how the lineage of Jesus showcases the shift from birthright to faith in joining God's kingdom. He encourages both children and adults to embrace personal faith in Jesus for salvation. As Harvest Lily Lake Church seeks to spread the Gospel in its community, this message of faith and adoption into God's family remains central.

Pastor Sam Kraemer delves into the biblical story of Isaac in Genesis 22, exploring its typological connections to Jesus. In this sermon from the series "Christ the True and Better," he illuminates how Isaac's near-sacrifice by Abraham foreshadows Christ's ultimate sacrifice. Kraemer highlights themes of faith, divine promises, and the miraculous births of Isaac and Jesus, emphasizing that "nothing is impossible with God." Through scriptural analysis, he reinforces the idea that the entire Bible points to Jesus, encouraging listeners to deepen their understanding and trust in the scriptures.

Pastor Sam Kraemer introduces the series "Christ the True and Better," exploring how Jesus fulfills Old Testament patterns. In this sermon, Kraemer delves into the parallels between Adam and Jesus, emphasizing Jesus as the true and better Son of God, obedient figure, and covenantal head. Through typology, he explains Christ's perfect obedience and redemptive work. Kraemer encourages listeners to see Jesus throughout Scripture, highlighting His role in God's plan of redemption. The service concludes with a song reinforcing the themes discussed. Discover the profound connections that reveal Christ's supremacy and grace.

Pastor Sam Kraemer concludes his series on Galatians, emphasizing community and spiritual growth. He explores Galatians chapter six, discussing the importance of Christian accountability, bearing one another's burdens, and supporting teachers. Pastor Kraemer underscores the balance between doctrine and fellowship, encouraging believers to nurture their faith through community. He highlights the significance of sowing spiritual seeds and loving others, particularly within the church, to reflect the Gospel effectively. As the series shifts to a Christmas theme, Pastor Kraemer invites reflection on how lives of biblical figures point to Christ.

Pastor Sam Kraemer delves into Galatians 5:16-26, exploring the contrast between the flesh and the Spirit. Through the analogy of "Simon Says," he explains the Christian call to "walk by the Spirit" and avoid the desires of the flesh. Pastor Kraemer highlights the internal battle between these two natures and encourages listeners to embrace the transformative work of the Holy Spirit. He unpacks the "fruits of the Spirit," urging believers to seek spiritual growth and alignment with God's will, ultimately achieving a life marked by love, joy, peace, and other spiritual fruits.

Pastor Sam Kraemer delves into Galatians 5:1-15, exploring the freedom Christians have in Christ and the potential threats to this freedom. He discusses the historical context and theological implications of circumcision, highlighting its significance under the old covenant versus faith in the new. Kraemer warns against the perils of legalism and the misuse of spiritual freedom for self-indulgence, advocating for a life marked by faith working through love. He emphasizes the importance of serving others and trusting in Christ's completed work as the foundation of true freedom.

Pastor Sam Kraemer explores James 4:13-17, addressing the dangers of presumptuous planning and the importance of humility in seeking God's will. Through personal anecdotes and scriptural reflections, Pastor Sam emphasizes the limitations of human knowledge and control, advocating for a reliance on God's guidance. The sermon highlights the importance of prayer, scripture, and fellowship in making life decisions while acknowledging the brevity of life. Join Pastor Sam in examining how living with the phrase "if the Lord wills" can transform one's approach to planning and faith.

Jason Brownlee, guest speaker at Harvest Liberty Lake Church, delves into the transformative encounter between Jesus and a sinful woman in Luke 7:36-50. Brownlee contrasts the woman's humble, heartfelt worship with the Pharisee Simon's self-righteousness, highlighting themes of forgiveness, love, and the holiness of Christ. He emphasizes how genuine faith leads to a life changed by the preciousness of Jesus, encouraging reflection on personal sin and the depth of divine grace. The sermon challenges listeners to see Jesus as central to their lives, fostering love and peace.

Pastor Sam Kraemer delves into Galatians chapter four, exploring the apostle Paul's teachings on faith, grace, and the law. Using the Old Testament story of Abraham, Sarah, and Hagar, Kraemer illustrates the contrast between reliance on faith versus works. He emphasizes the spiritual inheritance available through faith, highlighting the concept of salvation by grace rather than by adhering to the law. Throughout the sermon, Kraemer draws connections to modern religious practices, challenging listeners to reflect on their spiritual identity and relationship with God.

Pastor Sam Kraemer continues his exploration of Galatians, focusing on the struggle between reverting to old ways and moving forward in faith. He examines Paul's passionate warning to the Galatians against false teachings and the temptation to return to spiritual enslavement. Through vivid examples, Pastor Kraemer emphasizes the importance of maintaining faith, confronting falsehoods, and loving one another through honesty. Join Pastor Kraemer as he invites listeners to understand the deeper call of the gospel and stay committed to Christ's transformative power.