Ecclesiastes 3 reminds us that life is made up of seasons—times of growth, times of struggle, times of joy, and times of sorrow. In this lesson, we explore Solomon’s timeless words and discover how God works through every stage of life according to His perfect plan.

Drawing parallels between the natural seasons and the seasons of our lives, this message encourages us to trust God's timing, find joy in His gifts, and live faithfully regardless of where we are in our journey.

Key themes include:

•  The meaning of Ecclesiastes 3:1-15 
•  The seasons of life: spring, summer, fall, and winter 
•  Trusting God's timing and providence 
•  Finding joy and purpose in daily life 
•  God's eternal plan and our place within it 
•  Living with gratitude and service in every season 

"For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven." (Ecclesiastes 3:1)

Whether you are experiencing a season of beginnings, growth, harvest, or waiting, this lesson offers encouragement to trust the God who makes everything beautiful in its time and whose purposes endure forever. 

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In this sermon from Romans 7, we explore one of the most relatable struggles in the Christian life: the battle between our desire to serve God and the reality of our ongoing struggle with sin.

Paul reminds us that the Law reveals God's holiness and exposes our sin, but it cannot save us. Even the most faithful believers experience an inner conflict between the flesh and the spirit. The good news is that our hope is not found in perfect rule-keeping, but in the saving grace of Jesus Christ.

Key themes include:

•  The purpose of God's Law 
•  Why sin is "utterly sinful" 
•  Paul's personal struggle in Romans 7 
•  Freedom from legalism and self-righteousness 
•  The power of Christ to deliver us from sin 

"Wretched man that I am! Who will set me free from the body of this death? Thanks be to God through Jesus Christ our Lord!" (Romans 7:24-25)

Whether you're struggling with temptation, guilt, or feelings of spiritual failure, this lesson points us back to the One who truly sets us free. 

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Guest speaker Eddie VanDyke shares a powerful lesson from 1 Timothy 6 and Philippians 4 on true wealth, contentment, and pursuing the things of God during this 5th Sunday service.

In a world focused on money, possessions, and status, Scripture reminds us that “godliness with contentment is great gain.” This lesson explores the dangers of the love of money, the importance of generosity, and how Christians can learn to be content in every circumstance through Christ.

Topics covered include:

•  1 Timothy 6:3–21 
•  Philippians 4:10–13 
•  The pursuit of riches vs. the pursuit of godliness 
•  Learning contentment through faith 
•  Storing up treasure in heaven 
•  Generosity and eternal perspective 
•  “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me” 

This encouraging message reminds us that true life is not found in material success, but in faithfully following Christ.

📖 Main Passages:
 1 Timothy 6
 Philippians 4

Speaker: Eddie VanDyke
 Occasion: 5th Sunday Evening Service

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What does grace actually mean? Does God’s grace give Christians permission to continue living in sin? In this sermon from Romans 6:15–23, we examine Paul’s powerful teaching on slavery, obedience, righteousness, sanctification, and eternal life.

Paul reminds us that everyone serves a master. We either present ourselves to sin, which leads to death, or to obedience and righteousness, which lead to sanctification and eternal life. Grace is not a license for rebellion — it is the invitation to belong fully to God.

This lesson explores:

•  Romans 6:15–23 
•  The difference between slavery to sin and slavery to God 
•  Isaiah’s encounter with God in Isaiah 6 
•  Sanctification and daily obedience 
•  The “form of teaching” and the transforming power of the gospel 
•  “The wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life” 

📖 Main Passage:
 Romans 6:15–23

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Guest speaker Brayden Schlabach explores Psalm 1 and the question every person must answer: What kind of life will actually endure?

This sermon contrasts the righteous man—described as a tree planted by streams of water—with the wicked, who are compared to chaff blown away by the wind. Through Psalm 1, we are challenged to examine what shapes our thinking, influences our direction, and determines the path of our lives.

Topics covered include:

•  The progression of sin and spiritual drift 
•  Delighting in the law of the Lord 
•  Biblical meditation and spiritual growth 
•  What it means to truly prosper 
•  Being “known by God” 
•  The difference between a rooted life and a rootless one 

📖 Key Texts:

•  Psalm 1 
•  Psalm 19 
•  Psalm 119 
•  Matthew 7 
•  Romans 8 

“The Lord knows the way of the righteous, but the way of the wicked will perish.” — Psalm 1:6

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Guest speaker Brayden Schlabach walks through the rise and fall of the church in Ephesus—from its passionate beginning in Acts 19 to Jesus’ warning in Revelation 2.

This sermon explores how a church can be doctrinally sound, morally strong, and active in good works… yet still drift away from the love that once motivated everything they did. Through Acts, Ephesians, 1 & 2 Timothy, and Revelation, we are challenged to ask:

•  Are we rooted and grounded in love? 
•  Are we motivated by love for God or just routine and knowledge? 
•  Could we be outwardly faithful while inwardly drifting? 

📖 Key Texts:

•  Acts 19–20 
•  Ephesians 1–5 
•  1 Timothy 1 & 4 
•  2 Timothy 1–4 
•  Revelation 2:1–7 

“If not, I will come to you and remove your lampstand from its place, unless you repent.” — Revelation 2:5

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Does God’s infinite grace mean we have a "license to sin"? In this Sunday evening study, our guest speaker Parker Reynolds dives into **Romans chapter 6** to answer the question Paul poses: "Are we to continue in sin that grace may abound?".

While it’s true that where sin increased, grace abounded all the more, Paul is clear that this is not an invitation to live an unrepentant life. We explore the transformative power of the gospel, the symbolism of baptism as a death and resurrection, and why true grace leads to a life of radical obedience rather than a "crook's admirable arrangement" of sin and easy forgiveness.

**Key Topics Covered:**

**The Debt We Can't Repay:** Why good deeds alone cannot tip the scales of our guilt or atone for our sins.

**The Beauty of the Gift:** Exploring how justification comes as a free gift through the redemption found in Jesus Christ.

**The Meaning of Baptism:** How being buried with Christ in baptism allows us to rise and "walk in newness of life".

**Grace vs. License:** Deconstructing the flawed logic that "I like sin and God likes forgiving," and why sin remains destructive to our lives and relationships.

**Instruments of Righteousness:** The call to renounce worldly passions and align our will with God’s purpose as "zealous for good works".

In this Mother’s Day sermon from 2 Timothy 1:2–7, we reflect on the powerful influence of godly mothers and grandmothers in shaping genuine faith.

Paul’s words about Timothy, his mother Eunice, and grandmother Lois remind us that faith is often first taught at home — through love, sacrifice, service, and daily devotion to God. This lesson explores the importance of teaching children to love God, love His family, and live with sincerity and self-control.

Topics covered:
• The lasting influence of mothers
• Genuine faith without hypocrisy
• Teaching children to love God’s family
• The role of parents in spiritual growth
• 2 Timothy 1 and the example of Timothy’s family
• Encouragement for Christian mothers and families

“Many women have done excellently, but you excel them all.” — Proverbs 31:29

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What does it truly mean to have peace with God?

In this message from Romans 5:1–11, we walk through one of the most powerful turning points in Scripture—moving from the weight of sin to the freedom of justification by faith. After the heavy reality of Romans 1–4, Paul brings us to a place of hope, grace, and reconciliation through Jesus Christ.

In this sermon, we explore:

•  What it means to be justified by faith
•  How we can have peace with God through Jesus
•  Why we can rejoice even in suffering
•  The depth of God’s love shown through Christ’s sacrifice 
•  What it means to be reconciled now and forever

📖 Key Passage: Romans 5:1–11
 🙏 “Therefore, since we have been justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ.”

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This past Sunday evening, guest speaker Liam Wyatt walks through Philippians 2 and the powerful example of humility shown by Jesus Christ.

True biblical humility is more than an action or emotion—it is a heart posture. In this lesson, Liam explores how Jesus demonstrated humility in three important ways: humility toward God, humility toward others, and humility grounded in love.

From Christ emptying Himself and becoming obedient to death on the cross, to washing the feet of His disciples—even Judas—this message challenges us to follow His example in our daily lives.

If Jesus, the Lord of all, humbled Himself in service and submission, how much more should we?

📖 Main Text: Philippians 2:1–11
 📖 Additional References: Colossians 1, Matthew 26, John 13, 1 Corinthians 13

Join us as we learn how humility, rooted in love, can transform our relationship with God and with others.

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