July 9, 2023 (Pastor Casey Shutt) - Looking at Isaiah 6:8-10 and Mark 8:22-25, this sermon considers the devastation that comes when our hearts turn to idolatry. We also see how the heart can be healed from its idolatrous ways: by worshiping the one true and living God.

July 2, 2023 (Pastor Casey Shutt) - Proverbs 4:20-27 teaches that the human heart needs forming. Our culture says the human heart doesn't need forming, but freeing. This sermon explores what biblical wisdom teaches us about the human heart.

June 25, 2023 (Mike Dodson) - Based on Isaiah 40:12, 21-31; 43:1-4, this sermon explains the importance of clinging to God's good character in the midst of our suffering. NOTE: we had microphone difficulties and the sound amplifies considerably during the course of the recording.

June 18, 2023 (Grayson Walker) - Based on Matthew 22:34-40, this sermon looks at the greatest commandment: to love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, and mind and to love your neighbor as yourself.

June 11, 2023 (Ruling Elder, Chris Hoyle) - Based on Exodus 16, this sermon considers the Lord's provision to Israel in the wilderness and how God provides today through the Bread of Heaven, Jesus.

May 28, 2023 (Pastor Casey Shutt) - Based on John 21:20-25, this sermon gives special attention to the human tendency to compare ourselves to others. In order to avoid constant comparing, we should follow Jesus (as Jesus tells Peter).

May 14, 2023 (Pastor Casey Shutt) - Based on John 21:15-19, this sermon considers the role of pastors/shepherds in building Christ's Church. Due to technical issues, the last few minutes of this sermon are not recorded.

May 7, 2023 (Pastor Casey Shutt) - Based on John 21:1-14, this sermon considers how Jesus plans to build his Church, namely, through the ministry of Word and sacrament.

April 30, 2023 (Pastor Casey Shutt) - Based on John 20:24-31, this sermon considers the place of doubt in the Christian life.

April 23, 2023 (Pastor Casey Shutt) - Based on John 20:19-23, this sermon considers how Jesus's too good to be true greeting: "Peace be with you." It also considers the basis for this greeting and the mission Jesus gives his disciples.