Nelsonville Assembly

Human beings are more than what we can see. These physical bodies that we possess are important, but it is our deeper selves that comes from our souls which make us truly unique. Pastor Isaiah discusses in this sermon how we need to engage our souls to truly glorify God with all that we are.

In our second week of the Advent Season, Pastor Isaiah explains the importance of the doctrine of embodiment. Looking to Scripture and considering the specific challenges of our modern age, we are called to embrace the physical aspect of how God has created us in order to glorify Him in how we live in this material world!

As we enter into the 2023 Advent Season, Pastor Isaiah begins a new series on how God has designed us, and desires for us, to engage in both Body & Soul (or Spirit) this time of year!

As we approach the Thanksgiving Holiday here in America, Pastor Isaiah takes us to Psalm 113 to help us think more deeply and properly about true thanksgiving and the command to Praise the Lord for who He is and what He has done.

At the end of Galatians 4, the Apostle Paul put forward a powerful theological argument drawn from the contrast between Sarah and Hagar. Pastor Isaiah explains the text and how the contrasting principles of either being self-reliant or having faith in the promises of God impacts what we do in our lives today too.

In Galatians 4:12-20, Paul breaks from his theological arguments into an emotional appeal to relationship. Pastor Isaiah takes us through this text to see the importance of how we as Christians think and act in our relationships today too.

Idolatry is not just an ancient problem. Though this problem takes on different external forms, in every culture and time human beings struggle with the same enslavement. Pastor Isaiah proclaims the message of freedom in Christ and how once true freedom is experienced, everything else pales in comparison.

In this second sermon, Pastor Isaiah talks about the importance of being part of the mission of God. After laying out a theological foundation, Pastor shares a vision for the future as Nelsonville Assembly seeks to build upon the legacy of our last 100 years of missions giving and going.

In the first of two special sermons, Pastor Isaiah shares the theological foundations for increasing our focus on church community connections outside the church building!