We all want to hear some good news. So why do we keep on talking about Jesus and His suffering and death in church? In this sermon for the Sunday of the Passion, Pastor Jedidiah Maschke talks about how Jesus’ death shows us that God does much, much more than simply excuse our sin.

Mary and Elizabeth were excited about the babies in their womb. King Ahaz sacrifices his son, and rejects a sign from God. According to the Bible, even a baby in the womb is still a human being and a blessing from God. Aborting a baby is sinful because it takes a human life, but we also hear in this sermon by Pastor Jedidiah Maschke that Jesus has offered His life for all sins, so that everyone may be forgiven.

Have you ever seen a dead person come back to life? In this sermon, based on Ephesians 2:1-10, Pastor Jedidiah Maschke talks about our death to sin and our new life in Christ, and what that means for us in the way we live our life today.

Some people think that Christians should never get angry. What we see in John 2:13-22 is that if we are really going to follow Jesus, we need to get angry too, just like He did. In this sermon, Pastor Jedidiah Maschke talks about how Jesus was angry enough to do something about sin, and because of that, He is worthy of our worship.

If you have faith in Jesus, you’ve been justified. So what? Here’s what. In this sermon, based on Romans 5:1-5, Pastor Jedidiah Maschke talks about three benefits of justification that can change your whole outlook on life.

Temptations are going to be a part of life for all Christians, but how can we overcome them? In this sermon based on Mark 1:12-15, Pastor Jedidiah Maschke looks at how Jesus overcame temptation, which gives us an idea of what to do when we’re confronted by temptation ourselves.

Does your life ever seem a little bit too ordinary? Wouldn’t you like to see something extraordinary, like Jesus’ Transfiguration? The temptation for us may be to look for extraordinary events to see God, but in this sermon, Pastor Richard Brewer reminds us that sometimes God works most powerfully through what’s most ordinary.

The words that the leper tells Jesus, “You can,” are a great confession of faith. Whatever it is that we need, God, “You can.” How does Jesus respond? Find out in Pastor Jedidiah Maschke’s sermon on Mark 1:40-45.

What exactly are we as a church supposed to be doing? In Pastor Jedidiah Maschke’s sermon, we take a look at what Jesus modeled for His disciples in Mark 1:21-39, and from those verses, we can get a better idea of what “ministry” is and what our lives should look like.

When Jesus preaches, He sets up a standard that is impossible for anyone to even come close to reaching. But His words also have power over demons and they can change our lives simply through our hearing them. Find out how in Pastor Jedidiah Maschke’s message on Mark 1:21-28.