Last week we had Paul paint for us 3 pictures of the church. Now in chapter 4 he describes 3 pictures of spiritual leaders.

Sermon by Pastor Jim Stultz on January 30, 2022

Today we continue our series on Christian Living in a Pagan Culture, Paul paints three pictures of the church to urge us on to spiritual maturity.

Sermon by Pastor Jim Stultz on January 23, 2022

Today we continue our series on Christian Living in a Pagan Culture. Paul reminds them of the life-giving gospel message he preached when he was in Corinth.

Sermon by Pastor Jim Stultz on January 16, 2022

Today we continue our series on Christian Living in a Pagan Culture. Paul cuts through the Corinthians exaltation of human wisdom by explaining the sufficiency of the gospel of Christ.

Sermon by Pastor Jim Stulz on January 9, 2022

Today we begin the New Year with a series on 1 Corinthians, called: Christian Living in a Pagan Culture.  We face the same challenges as the Corinthian church. We must resist the temptation to divide and unite around the gospel.

Sermon by Pastor Jim Stulz on January 2, 2022

It had been 12 years since the start of the Rebuild. Nehemiah was out of town for a while. God’s people forgot the promises they made. Nehemiah returns and steers them back onto the path of steadfastness.

Sermon by Pastor Jim Stultz on December 26

The Christmas season has a tendency of becoming a hectic-paced marathon of activity that offers little time for reflection. What’s the rush? Let’s slow everything down and go back to Bethlehem.

Sermon by Pastor Jim Stultz on December 19, 2021

Now that the walls and gates of Jerusalem were restored, it was time to celebrate in a joyful praise service as they dedicate the walls. Let’s capture the spirit of that celebration.

Sermon by Pastor Jim Stultz on December 12, 2021.

Now that the walls and gates of Jerusalem were restored, it was important that the Jews inhabit their capital city and make the population grow. What kind of people answered the call?

Sermon by Pastor Jim Stultz on December 5, 2021

Nehemiah’s people make a firm covenant with the Lord to obey Him. Promises are easy but change is hard. We find three evidences they meant what they promised.

Sermon by Pastor Jim Stultz on November 28, 2021