Guest preacher Loren Palmer preaches “Our Identity in Christ,” exploring how a relationship with Jesus transforms the way we see ourselves. Looking at the Samaritan woman and other biblical examples, this sermon shows that salvation gives every believer a new identity rooted in God's truth. Discover how understanding who you are in Christ can shape your testimony, your purpose, and your daily walk with Him.

Guest preacher Mark Davis preaches “My Heavenly Father,” emphasizing the personal nature of knowing God as Father. This message highlights how God lovingly instructs, provides for, and shapes His children, using both joyful and difficult seasons to make them more like Christ. Discover the comfort and confidence that come from walking closely with your Heavenly Father.

Pastor Rob Schallmo preaches “A Life Verse We Don't Always Live Out,” a message about the difference between knowing Scripture and living it. Drawing from Proverbs 3:5–6, this sermon highlights the importance of trusting the Lord, rejecting self-reliance, and faithfully following His guidance. Be encouraged to trust God completely, rely on His wisdom rather than your own, and experience the blessing of following His direction.

Pastor Tom Krampert preaches “Rejoicing in Tribulations,” exploring how God accomplishes His greatest work through life's greatest trials. Drawing from Romans 5:3–5, this message reminds believers that while suffering is never easy, God uses it to strengthen faith, build character, and deepen hope. Be encouraged to trust that even in life's hardest seasons, God is at work for your good.

Pastor Tom Krampert preaches “Delivered for Our Offenses,” exploring the twofold work of Christ in our salvation. Drawing from Romans 4:23–25, this message explains why Jesus was delivered for our offenses and raised again so that believers could be declared righteous before God. Discover the confidence that comes from trusting in Christ's finished work on your behalf.

Pastor Tom Krampert delivers “What Ever Happened to Integrity?” by examining Israel's failure in Exodus 32 and the timeless need for personal integrity. This message explains that while accountability is valuable, every believer must ultimately choose to honor God regardless of the circumstances. Discover how staying close to the Lord strengthens your character and prepares you to stand firm when your integrity is tested.

Pastor Tom Krampert continues the Catholic Confusion series with “Justification by Faith, Part II." Through a careful study of Romans 5 and other passages, this sermon contrasts justification by faith alone with justification by faith and works, pointing listeners to the sufficiency of Christ's saving work. Be encouraged by the assurance that comes through the finished work of Jesus Christ.

Pastor Tom Krampert continues the Romans series with “The Cause and Effect of Justification,” centered on Romans 4:23–5:2. This this message reminds believers that justification is God's once-for-all verdict, bringing peace with God, standing in His grace, and the hope of future glory. Be encouraged by the peace, grace, and hope that belong to every believer.

Pastor Tom Krampert delivers “Without the Word,” a heartfelt message about the power of a godly testimony. Drawing from 1 Peter 3:1 and reflecting on his own family's story of salvation, this sermon shows how God often works through faithful, patient obedience to reach those who do not yet believe. Discover how your life can speak loudly for Christ, even when words alone cannot.

Pastor Tom Krampert delivers “The Importance of Good Works,” a message about the biblical role of good works in the life of every believer. Drawing from Titus 3:8, this sermon distinguishes between doing good works to earn salvation and doing them because of salvation. Discover how a life marked by faithful service reflects God's grace and points others to Him.