What if God has done everything to reconcile you to himself? What if there is nothing you had to do to get right with God, be forgiven of all your sins, and have eternal life? Would it change the way you live, why you live, what's important to you?

God has reconciled you to himself through Christ. And so everything for us is different. We have new purpose, new goals, a new view of our relationships and our lives.

This sermon based on 2 Corinthians 5:14-21 was preached on February 4, 2024, for a series reviewing our mission statement.

God wants you to live a life of comfort. That's not the same as a comfortable life. In the sufferings and struggles of this life, he wants you to live in his comfort and share his comfort with others.

This sermon based on 2 Corinthians 1:3-7 was preached on January 28, 2024, during a three week annual review of our mission statement.

There are so many things in life that discourage us. God alone through his Means of Grace can give us the encouragement we need as we go through this life and look forward to our life to come.

This sermon based on 2 Thessalonians 2:13-17 was preached on January 21, 2024 for our annual, three week review of our church's mission.

It's not a mystery - God loves you. Your sins are forgiven. Heaven is your home. You life has purpose. God is faithful to all his promises. All revealed to you in the promise of a Savior made, and kept!

This sermon based on Romans 16:25-27 was preached on the Fourth Sunday in Advent, December 24, 2023.

God wants your life to be full of joy. But that joy is found only in Jesus, the One who came to save you from your sins and will come again to take you to be with him in heaven. These two truths lead us to a life of joy.

The season of Advent is one of preparation - paving the way for our Lord to come. We desire to celebrate his first coming, Christmas, focused on him. We stay focused as we know he's coming again and live our lives in daily repentance.

This sermon based on Isaiah 40:1-11, was preached on December 10, 2023, for the Third Sunday in Advent for a sermon series called "Between Advents."

Jesus was despised, rejected, ridiculed, beaten, and crucified. For you. But no more. Now, he lives and reigns and rules as King. For you.

This sermon based on Matthew 27:27-31 was preached on Christ the King Sunday, November 26, 2023, for a sermon series called "Waiting for When."

We are waiting for Jesus to return to take us to our eternal home. But until then, he's given us time, talents and treasure to use to glorify God and love and serve our neighbor as we wait.

Are you ready and prepared for your death day or the Last Day? Hear Jesus' loving warning to be ready today.

This sermon based on Matthew 25:1-13 was preached on November 12, 2023 for a sermon series called "Waiting for When."

What great love our heavenly Father has lavished on us that he has made us his children now and forever. This means we also have a family of faith right now, and forever.

This sermon based on 1 John 3:1-3 was preached on November 5, 2023 for the observation of All Saints' Day.