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On June 9, 2024, Pastor Aaron Lewis continued the "It Had to Be Said" series with a sermon titled "Greatness According to Jesus," based on Matthew 23:1-12. In this sermon, Pastor Aaron emphasized Jesus' teaching that true greatness is found in humility and service. He contrasted the religious leaders of Jesus' time, who sought public recognition and placed heavy burdens on others, with Jesus' call for his followers to serve humbly. Highlighting the importance of aligning our lives with Jesus' words, Pastor Lewis urged the congregation to evaluate how they serve in their homes, communities, and church, emphasizing that true greatness comes from a heart committed to serving others as Jesus did.

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On June 9, 2024, Pastor Ryan Kimmel continued the sermon series "It Had To Be Said..." focusing on John 4:15-26. Pastor Ryan delved into Jesus' profound conversation with the Samaritan woman at the well, highlighting how Jesus' revelations often challenge us, revealing our sins but always aiming to lead us to a better place. This sermon highlighted three key points: Jesus sees the sinner's hurts, reveals the sinner's heart, and is the sinner's ultimate hope. The message encourages believers to be open and honest with Christ, allowing His truth to transform their lives.

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On June 2, 2024, Pastor Ryan Kimmel began a new sermon series titled "It Had To Be Said," focusing on the profound and beautiful words of Jesus Christ. The scripture for this sermon was John 4:7-14, which recounts Jesus' encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well. Pastor Ryan emphasized that Jesus offers living water—eternal life that quenches our deepest spiritual thirst. He highlighted the cultural and societal barriers Jesus broke through this interaction, inviting all to experience the everlasting spiritual nourishment found in Him. This sermon is a call to continually seek and drink from the well of Christ, embracing a daily relationship with Him.

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On May 26, 2024, Pastor Mitchell Leach delivered a sermon titled "What Do I Do With My Guilt?" based on Isaiah 53:4-6. He explored the universal struggle with guilt, emphasizing that denial, distraction, and numbness are insufficient solutions. Instead, the Bible provides a profound answer: Jesus took on our guilt, being treated like us so that we could be treated like Him. Pastor Leach highlighted that only through Jesus's sacrificial atonement can we truly find relief from our guilt and be seen as righteous before God. This transformation invites us to live in the reality of being pardoned rather than guilty.

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On May 19, 2024, Pastor Ryan Kimmel concluded the six-part series, "The Church Never Preaches On," focusing on the end times. The sermon, based on Mark 13:32-37, emphasized the uncertainty of the timing of Jesus' return and the importance of vigilance and preparedness. Pastor Ryan shared a personal anecdote to highlight the skepticism and challenges Christians may face when discussing their belief in Christ's return. He explained various theological views on the end times, including premillennialism, postmillennialism, and amillennialism, and addressed the rapture's timing in relation to the tribulation. The core message was clear: Christians should focus on living out their faith actively and preparing for Christ's return by staying spiritually awake and engaged in their mission. 

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On May 12, 2024, Pastor Ryan Kimmel delivered a sermon as part of the series "The Church Never Preaches On...," focusing on the often overlooked topic of sin's role and power in the Christian life. With the scriptural basis of 1 John 3:1-10, Pastor Ryan emphasized that sin has no rightful place in the lives of believers, illustrating how Christ's victory over sin grants Christians a new identity, trajectory, morality, and family. He explained that sin should be an ever-diminishing aspect in the lives of those who are born of God, as they are called to a life of purity and righteousness. Pastor Ryan encouraged the congregation to align their lives with this identity, pursuing a path of continuous growth towards becoming more like Christ and less influenced by sin.

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On May 5, 2024, Pastor Jon Delger delivered a sermon addressing a significant question from the sermon series, "The Church Never Preaches On..." The sermon, based on Romans 9:1-8, tackled the question: "Is Israel still God's chosen people?"

Pastor Jon clarified the theological standing rather than the political implications, emphasizing the unchanging nature of God's promises and the continuity of faith from the Old Testament to the New. He discussed the differences between being God's chosen through lineage versus faith, emphasizing that true children of God are recognized through faith. This sermon not only addressed misconceptions about Israel's role but also reinforced the universal need for faith in Jesus Christ for salvation.

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On April 28, 2024, Pastor Ryan Kimmel addressed the topic of hell in the sermon series "The Church Never Preaches On...," emphasizing the eternal consequences of our actions and the nature of hell as a place of eternal punishment prepared originally for Satan and his angels, but also the destiny of those who reject Christ's salvation. Through a deep dive into Matthew 25:41-46, Pastor Ryan highlighted the reality of hell, its eternal horror, and the urgent need for repenting of sin and believing in the gospel of Jesus Christ.

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In his sermon, Pastor Ryan Kimmel explores a topic often overlooked by many churches: the beauty and truth of heaven. Drawing from Revelation 21:1-5, he offers a hopeful and encouraging message about heaven, emphasizing its reality as a place of eternal joy and peace with God. The sermon serves as a reminder of the Christian hope in the resurrection and the future promise of a new heaven and new earth where God dwells among His people, wiping away every tear. Pastor Kimmel encourages listeners to see heaven not just as a reunion with departed loved ones, but more importantly, as the ultimate fulfillment of being in the presence of Jesus. Through scriptural references and personal reflections, the sermon invites believers to shift their perspective and find solace in the promise of heaven—a place where the best is indeed yet to come.

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Pastor Ryan Kimmel launches the new sermon series with this sermon on Christians Judging Others, from Matthew 7:1-5.