When people start complaining in the early church, a precedent is set for not only dealing with complaints, but also for helping busy church workers. What can we learn from this? Find out in this sermon on Acts 6:1-7 by Pastor Jedidiah Maschke.

The word “epiphany” means revealed. We know that Jesus was revealed at what we now call the Epiphany, so what exactly did Jesus come to reveal? Find out in this Epiphany sermon from Pastor Emeritus Jim Mueller.

On Christmas, Jesus surprises us by giving us a gift greater than anything we could ever imagine, yet packaging it in something so ordinary, a little child, that people have been overlooking His significance for centuries. Why is Jesus the greatest gift God could offer? And how can we respond when we receive this gift? Listen to this Christmas Day sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke for these answers, and more!

After the extraordinary visit from the angels, the shepherds find a baby that looks quite ordinary, and yet they worship him. What makes this ordinary-looking baby worthy of our worship, thousands of years later? That’s the question in this Christmas Eve sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke.

Many names in the Bible have special meanings, and even God’s name is inseparable from who He is. When God calls something by a name, that is what it will be. What is the special meaning behind Jesus’ name? Find out in this sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke based on Matthew 1:21.

Advent is a season of hope and anticipation, and we could all use a little more hope in our lives. Near the end of his letter to the Romans, Paul writes about where we can find that hope and how we can keep it. How does that look for us? Find out in this sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke based on Romans 15:4-13.

King David writes in Psalm 122, “I was glad when they said to me ‘Let us go to the house of the Lord.’” Does that reflect how we feel on Sunday mornings? Why do we need to go to church? In this sermon, Pastor Jedidiah Maschke explores several reasons why it is important to worship God with other believers each week, and how that makes a difference not only in our lives, but in the lives of those around us.

Psalm 90 was composed by Moses when the Israelites were wandering in the wilderness, without a home, and sometimes without hope. Moses wrote this psalm as a prayer that reminded them and us of God’s generous care for His people in any and all situations. What does this mean for us today? Find out in this sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke.

Paul says “Do not grow weary of doing good.” It’s easy to get tired of doing what we’re supposed to do, so we need to remember that our redemption is drawing near. In this sermon, Pastor Jedidiah Maschke talks about how those promises give us hope in order to persevere in whatever challenges we face.

There is a battle happening right now for your heart. Every day we hear messages that promise peace and fulfillment when we purchase the right product or experience, but they never fulfill our deepest longings. Our hearts follow our treasure, so if we change what we treasure, our heart will follow. How do we do that? Find out in this sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke based on Jesus’ words in Luke 12:22-28.