Why is baptism important for our lives today? It has to do with dying…and being alive. In that order. Find out more in Pastor Jedidah Maschke’s sermon based on Romans 6:1-11.

What is God like? If someone asked you that question, how would you respond? How can we know about God? And what can we know for certain about Him? Find out more in this sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke for Trinity Sunday.

People have argued for years whether or not God’s Spirit, once it enters a human heart, can be entirely quenched. But the Apostle Paul doesn’t spend time and energy warning people against things that couldn’t happen. The Bible is full of examples of people who did quench the Holy Spirit. How can we be sure we don’t fall into the same traps? Find out in this sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke based on 1 Thessalonians 5:19.

Jesus' mission was all about loving the world. If we are going to follow Him, we should love the world, too. So how do we line ourselves up with that? It really is all about people. Find out more in this sermon by Pastor Jedidiah Maschke.

When Peter writes the first letter we have named in the Bible after him, one of the things he says is “Always be prepared to give an answer to anyone who asks you the reason for the hope that you have.” (3:15) That’s good advice. Has anyone asked you the reason for the hope that you have? And if someone did, would you feel prepared to give an answer?

What does the parable of the Good Shepherd tell us about sharing the Gospel with people? Quite a bit! It might not be as hard as you think. Hear more about how to find a “Person of Peace” in this sermon based on Luke 15:1-10 from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke.

As Christians, we know that the single greatest gift that we have is the relationship that we have knowing our Savior. That gift is important for us, but we can also give it away so that others can know our Savior too. How can you do that? The first step is finding a “person of peace.” Find out more in this week’s sermon by Pastor Jedidiah Maschke.

Because of our Baptism, we are children of God. Since we are His children, we are to grow up to be like Him. How do we live out our lives as God’s children? Find out in this sermon from Rev. Richard Brewer based on 1 John 3:1-7.

We are sinners. This is a hard truth to accept, but an essential belief for anyone hoping to receive forgiveness and reconciliation with God. What can God do for you? Find out in this sermon based on 1 John 1:1-2:2 by Pastor Jedidiah Maschke.

We usually think of Easter as a nice, friendly story, but the real story talks about how the people who heard about Jesus’ resurrection were filled with fear, mixed with their joy. What is it about Jesus’ resurrection that provokes these reactions from the first witnesses? What does that mean for us? Find out in this Easter sermon from Pastor Jedidiah Maschke.