Nearly everybody would like to be able to look back on their lives and say that they are proud of how they lived. But what really makes a difference? The most important thing we learn from the Bible is that our lives are a stewardship. What does that mean? Find out in this sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke based on Psalm 90:12.

St. Martin of Tours embodied the spirit of sacrifice we commend in soldiers even today, and from his life we learn to defend both doctrine and life. In this sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke, we see how his faith made him into the man he was, and how his good works were simply the outpouring of the grace He knew He had received.

On All Saints’ Day, we remember all the saints…not just the famous ones. We consider ourselves blessed to be among those numbered as saints, not because we (or even they) are extraordinarily holy, but because they were people like us who had the same means available to them to strengthen their faith. Find out more in this sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke for All Saints’ Day.

This chancel drama by Sergei Koburg gives a taste of the personalities and conflicts in the sixteenth century that led to the Reformation, but the ultimate message is one that is still relevant for us today.

Our generous God blesses us with different gifts, different capitals we can invest in different ways, always giving us all we need for each day. How do we make the most of these capitals? And more importantly, how is it that we can’t lose when we invest in God’s kingdom? Find out in this sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke!

God blesses us all in different ways, but sometimes we don’t keep our priorities straight. Ultimately, we all want to do what is best for God with what He gives us. In this sermon from DCE Intern Jake Herold based on the parable of the Shrewd Steward in Luke 16:1-13, we get the opportunity to consider how we set our priorities in life and how to align what we do with what Jesus did.

When Jesus tells the Parable of the Talents, He’s pointing out that it’s important for us to be good stewards and to invest what God has given us. Most people, though, don’t know where to start. In this sermon, Pastor Jedidiah Maschke takes a closer look at what these five “capitals” look like in our lives.

It sounds surprising to some people, but Jesus not only wants you to have everything that you need, but He also gives it to us. However, He also wants us to be ready to give up what we have as an investment in what He is doing. In this sermon based on Matthew 6:19-34, Pastor Jedidiah Maschke shows us how the stories of sacrificial giving in the Bible give us a picture of trusting faith.

The world is not fair. That’s a fantastic thing because God is good all the time, and He treats us way better than we deserve. Learn more about God’s goodness in this sermon from DCE Intern Jake Herold based on Matthew 20:1-16.

Have you ever been judged? Have you ever judged someone else? If so, check out this sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke on Romans 14:1-12.