What does the resurrection change in our lives? Why is Easter such a big deal? In this message based on Romans 3, Rev. Paul Meyer tells us how we have already been raised from the dead, and what that means for our lives!

Jesus was always more about life than He was about death, so his resurrection should not surprise us. Still, rising from the dead was unparalleled, and began a celebration of new life, renewal, and the restoration of all things. In this sermon based on Amos 9:11-15, Pastor Jedidiah Maschke shows us how Jesus’ resurrection gives us hope and much, much more.

The real story of St. Patrick is often forgotten in the revelries of the day named in his honor, but his life is one that should both inspire us and serve as an example of humble service to Jesus based on the forgiveness that He earned for us. Listen to his story in this sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke from St. Patrick’s Day.

In the middle of the season of Lent, we have Laetare Sunday, which literally means Rejoice! That’s a good reminder that we don’t stay in the penitential season of Lent, but we look forward to Good Friday and Easter, and that causes us to rejoice and sing even in the midst of sorrows in our life. How does that happen? Listen to this sermon on Isaiah 12:1-6 from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke to find out.

Whose side is God on, anyway? That’s a question we would all like answered, but people have struggled over Jesus’ response for a long time. Find out how Jesus answers the question of “Why some and not others?” and what it means for us in this sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke on Luke 13:1-9.2013-05-30 12:48:07

Just like the prophet Jeremiah, Jesus also deals with people who don’t want to hear His message of repentance. But that doesn’t dissuade Him from sticking to His plan of salvation for all people, gathering them together, and giving them a new hope for their lives. Find out more in this sermon on Luke 13:31-35 from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke.

When we look at Jesus’ temptation over 40 days in the wilderness, we can see some important things He does in order to resist temptation. But the most important thing is what He did for us. Find out more in this sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke based on Luke 4:1-13.

When Jesus is transfigured, He is seen talking to Elijah and Moses. In this message, guest Pastor Joe Schruhl talks about the significance of Moses at the Transfiguration and how the story of the Exodus applies not only to Moses, but also to Jesus and to us.

When Jesus casts out a demon with only the power of His voice, He shows us how powerful His Word really is. His Word can address all of our problems, and it can transform peoples’ lives, including the biggest problem of all. Find out more in this sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke based on Luke 4:31-44.

When Jesus comes back home to Nazareth to preach in their synagogue, the people are excited to see their familiar, hometown hero. Expectations were high…and were about to be lowered significantly as Jesus tells them that He is not the messiah they were expecting. It is a temptation for us, too, to hold onto our familiar conceptions of Jesus. Find out what to do about this in this sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke on Luke 4:16-30.