The Holy Spirit is often the forgotten person in the Trinity, but that doesn’t mean that the Spirit is any less important than the Father or the Son. In fact, the Holy Spirit is incredibly relevant for Christians today. Find out how in this sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke, based on the third article of the Apostles’ Creed.

After completing His mission to die for the sins of the world, Jesus is exalted for doing that which the world considered shameful. What can we learn from Jesus’ final days of ministry? And how is He still working today? Listen to this sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke continuing our summer study of the Apostles’ Creed to find out!

During His time on earth, Jesus models downward mobility in what we call his humiliation. He leaves the grandeur of heaven to experience the basic struggles of humanity on earth. Was this really necessary? Pastor Jedidiah Maschke explores this and other questions in this sermon based on the second article of the Apostles’ Creed.

It’s easy for most people to think about Jesus as either God or man. But when we accept one at the expense of the other, we lose touch with who He came to be. In this sermon, Pastor Jedidiah Maschke explores how Jesus’ humanity and divinity both essential components to His saving work in our lives.

What is the mission of the church? Well, it turns out it’s not really our mission, it’s God’s mission. And we can trust Him to work through us as the church. In this sermon, Rev. Mike Lange of the CNH District Mission Agency shares with us a taste of the mission work already going on across California and the new opportunities we have in front of us.

Last week’s sermon talked about how God provides for us. This week, Pastor Jedidiah Maschke talks about how God keeps us from losing it all.

Sometimes God doesn’t give us what we want, or what we think we need. It may or may not come as a surprise to you, but that happened to some pretty important people in the Bible, too. In this sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke based on 2 Corinthians 12:1-10, we find out how God can be our provider even when our expectations are not being met.

Just like Jairus in Mark 5, our heavenly Father also deeply cares for us. When we understand who we are in light of Who He is, it vastly changes our perspective on life. You can hear more in this sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke exploring the first article of the Apostles’ Creed.

When a storm hit the boat with Jesus’ disciples in it in Mark 4, they decided it was time to panic. We often aren’t that different in our response to trouble in our lives. How does Jesus help us in these times? The same way he helped the disciples. In this sermon, guest preacher Rev. Bradley Roberts gives us the assurance we need to face the difficulties of our lives.

We like to be in control of things, and we often get impatient when we’re not. In today’s Gospel reading from Mark 4, Jesus tells a parable about a seed to remind us of who really is in control in the kingdom of God. Rev. John Herrmann’s sermon on this text reminds us of how knowing who is in control not only gives us peace, but frees us to rest.