May 22, 2022 Morning Service. When Jesus described what it meant to be a disciple of His, there were three specific things He said to do: we are to deny self, to take up our cross, and then to follow Him. But what exactly does it mean to be a follower of Jesus Christ? In this week's sermon, Pastor John Friederich takes a deeper dive into what it truly means to follow Christ and to live for Him. (Mark 8:31-38)

May 15, 2022 Morning Service. The Gospel message is something that all believers are tasked with sharing. The importance of God's Word cannot be overstated for it carries within itself the very words of life and death and we cannot be negligent when it comes to sharing it.In this week's sermon, Pastor John Friederich looks at Ezekiel's tasking as a watchman over Israel spiritual condition and what it means for us. (Ezekiel 3:16-21)

May 8, 2022 Morning Service. Mothers. They play such an important role in our lives and hold a special place in our hearts. And while the world has tried to change what this critical family role looks like and it's significance, God%u2019s design will always be the best. In this week's sermon, Pastor John Friederich digs into a passage in Proverbs to see how the Bible describes what a godly mother looks like. (Proverbs 31:10-31)

May 1, 2022 Morning Service. The idea of receiving something in exchange for a successful effort is ingrained into all of us. Grades for schoolwork, wages for work, awards for superior performance. It's in large part why we struggle to understand the concept of God's grace. In this week's sermon, Pastor John Friederich explores the highlights of what the grace of God means and what makes it so amazing. (Matthew 20:1-15)

April 24, 2022 Morning Service. In Biblical times, a trip to the well was a common thing to do in order to obtain water for their everyday needs. But when the Samaritan woman in the Bible left for the well that day, she had no way of knowing she'd leave with so much more. In this week's sermon, Pastor John Friederich peels back the layers of Jesus%u2019 actions that day and what it means for us. (John 4:1-26)

April 17, 2022 Morning Service. Easter is a time when we focus on what is arguably the most pivotal of events in all of human history. But we cannot just focus on the events of Calvary. We must include what happened at the tomb three days later.In this week's sermon, Pastor John Friederich speaks to how critical the resurrection is to God's plan of redemption for mankind and what it tells us. (Luke 24:1-7)

April 10, 2022 Morning Service. What does your name mean to you? For most people, their name is merely a means of identifying themselves. But when Moses asked God what he should tell the Israelites His name was, He responded with much more that just a name. In this week's sermon, Pastor John Friederich unpacks some of the meaning behind God's response and the rich significance behind it. (Exodus 3:13-14)

April 3, 2022 Morning Service. When we think about the feeding of the five thousand in the Bible, we are usually focused on the incredible miracle that Jesus performed. But what can often get lost in this amazing story is the lessons that Jesus was trying to communicate. In this week's sermon, Pastor John Friederich peels back the layers of this miracle to show us what we need to take away from it as well. (John 6:1-14)

March 27, 2022 Morning Service. When Paul entered into Athens on his second missionary journey, amongst all the idols and altars he encountered one was dedicated to 'The Unknown God'. Ironically, apparently the Romans knew their named gods weren't enough.In this week's sermon, Pastor John Friederich uses Paul's encounter and introduces us to the one true God, one that may be unknown to you as well. (Acts 17:16-31)

March 20, 2022 Morning Service. All across the world, there are believers who must meet in secret due to the persecution they face as Christians. And while we don%u2019t yet face such resistance in our nation today, we must be prepared for the day when it begins here as well. In this week's sermon, Pastor John Friederich uses the apostles' response to a similar situation to tell us how we must be prepared and respond. (Acts 4:23-31)