Pilgrim Mennonite Conference Sermons

Sermon by John Martin

What is God's Kingdom? Jesus came to show to us God's Kingdom. Is the Kingdom of God in my heart?

Sermon by John Martin

What are your children's first impressions? "Be still and know that I Am God" Do you hear God? Forced mechanics of family worship do not worship God.

Sermon by Joe Shank

the hedge around the upright; God's hedge around Job; angels around His saints; protection from Satan and sin; our part in maintaining the hedge

Sermon by Virgil Heisey

John 19:38-20:23, Mk 16:9-11

Sermon by Lorne Schrock

A Study on the the Children of Israel

Sermon by Daniel Carpenter

Victory is a choice. Our brother looked at common causes for defeat such as leaving our first love, longing for the forbidden, and failure to confess sin. Then we looked at the course for victory-faith in God, humility and prayer. Sell out to God!

Sermon by Lyndon Burkholder

Isaiah 29:10-14

I. What is the fear of the Lord?

A. Proper fear of God needs reverence, respect and terror all mixed together

II. Why is the fear of the Lord so important?

A.Matthew 10:28 God holds power over the soul and spirit of man that no one else does

B. Romans 3:9,18 will keep us from wrong things

III.Why is it so hard to live in the fear of God?

A. The Lord is often very quiet

B. God is longsuffering and gracious

C. Depends on faith in God

D. We like the fear of the fear of the Lord that is taught by the precept of man because it is easy to gauge fear

IV. How can we grow in the fear of God?

A. We need to understand who God is

B. We need to understand who we are

C. Ponder the concept of salvation

The fear of the Lord is the key ingredient in gaining wisdom and fleeing from evil

Sermon by David Musselman III

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Sermon by David Mark Martin

Training Children

Sermon by Edwin Eby

How the power of individual influence affects each other. Although out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks, what we allow ourselves to do will affect our hearts. Evil communications corrupt good manners.