In this sermon on Pentecost, Retired Pastor Jim Mueller talks about the Holy Spirit, what it means to be holy, and how the Spirit helps us to see a spiritual reality behind the everyday reality of our lives.

In our lives, we have opportunities every day to grow, but every day costs us something. How do you invest your time? Your money? Your skills? Your faith? Listen to this sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke to learn about what it means to make solid investments with all that God has given us.

During His time on earth, Jesus promises that when He leaves, the Holy Spirit will alongside of us to be our helper and to give us the power to be His witnesses. In this sermon, based on the readings for Ascension Day, Pastor Jedidiah Maschke talks about how that looks in our lives.

Sometimes we hear that God is a God of justice, but we can also see many times when life does not seem fair. Is God really a just God? Find out in this sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke based on Psalm 146:1-10.

Sheep are a lot like us in many ways. While they are useful in a variety of ways, they are also extremely vulnerable on their own. Jesus knows that the sheep need a shepherd, and in this sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke based on John 10:1-10, we see how Jesus, the Good Shepherd, cares for His sheep.

The disciples on the road to Emmaus were coming back to their old lives after witnessing Jesus in Jerusalem. They had even heard rumors of His resurrection, but that wasn’t enough for them. What changes, leaving them coming back for more? The same thing that changes us. Find out what that is in this sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke based on Luke 24:13-35.

The Bible tells us that because of our faith in Jesus, we have an inheritance waiting for us: our salvation to a new, eternal life with Christ. We can be happy about this, but more importantly, we can be joyful. What’s the difference? In this message, DCE Intern Jake Herold talks about the joy we receive when we are secure in our salvation.

Different kings in history leave different legacies…some good, some not so good. The first king of the world, Adam, left a legacy of sin. The second Adam, Jesus Christ, the crucified king, is raised from the dead on Easter to leave a legacy of defeating sin and death for us all.

Throughout His life, Jesus never seems to be out of control. His words always matched up with His works. So what should we do when our lives don’t look like His? In this sermon based on John 11:47-53, Pastor Jedidiah Maschke talks about how to choose the right side to be on when we face these decisions in our lives.

Why does God allow suffering? That’s the question at the root of Jesus’ disciples’ question about the man who was born blind. Jesus says that suffering is not a punishment for a particular sin, but it does have a purpose in our life. What is that purpose? Listen to this sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke based on John 9:1-7 to find out.