Our hope is not in who's elected, the promises they make, or the policies they pass. Our hope is in the Lord, the maker of heaven and earth, the only who can, and does, remain faithful forever.

This sermon based on Psalm 146 was preached on October 18, 2020, and is the fourth sermon in a five week series called "The Church and Politics."

As Christians, we can have different views on earthly, political matters where God has not directly spoken. We can do this and still love each other because first and foremost we are blood-bought souls of Christ, family together in Christ, and co-heirs of eternal life through Christ.

This sermon based on 2 Timothy 2:22-26 was preached on October 11, 2020, and is the third sermon in a five week series called "The Church and Politics."

God calls on his people to pray for all those in authority over them. They need our prayers, as we desire to live our lives in peace and quietness and for the Gospel to continue to preached to all people.

This sermon based on 1 Timothy 2:1-4 was preached on October 4, 2020, and is the second sermon in a five week series called "The Church and Politics."

God has established earthly government for our good. Yes, for our good.  

This sermon based on Romans 13:1-7 was preached on September 27, 2020, and is the first sermon in a five week series called "The Church and Politics."

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We have the opportunity to offer one another the full, free, and unconditional forgiveness that God has shown us in Christ. There alone do we find freedom, peace, and unity.

This sermon based on Matthew 18:21-35 was preached on September 20, 2020, to wrap up a sermon series called "Come Together in Christ."

We encourage each other to embrace the cross of Christ as we struggle through this life together towards our eternal life together.

This sermon based on Matthew 16:21-26 was preached on September 13, 2020, for a sermon series called "Come Together in Christ."

There are many things that seek to divide us, even within the church. But our faith in Christ unites us and it is forever. This puts into perspective and overcomes all differences we have in this life.

This sermon, based on Matthew 16:13-20, was preached on September 6, 2020, for a sermon series called "Come Together in Christ."

There are no outsiders to the grace of God.

This sermon based on Isaiah 56:1, 6-8 was preached on August 30, 2020, for a sermon series called "Come Together in Christ."

The storms of life cause us to doubt and take our eyes off Jesus and put ourselves in danger of sinking in fear and despair. Jesus rescues us from our doubts, increases our faith, and assures us of his love for us in the midst of the storm.

This sermon based on Matthew 14:22-33 was preached on August 23, 2020, for the final sermon in a series called "Committed."

How often we starve ourselves of what we need the most - the richest of fare that only God can offer through Jesus: forgiveness, peace, joy, hope! Come! Come and eat without money! Come and delight in that which can only satisfy! Come to the banquet of God's grace as much as you need and want. He will never turn you away. It's time to stop going hungry!

This sermon based on Isaiah 55:1-5 was preached on August 16, 2020, for a sermon series called "Committed."