Matthew 5:13-16

By Robert Krumrey

Immediately after Jesus welcomes us into the Kingdom of Heaven, we are given a job – to be salt and light in the world. What does he mean by this and how do can I embrace his call to affect the world in his name? Find out in this sermon from the book of Matthew.

Matthew 5:1-12

By Robert Krumrey

7 billion people on the planet and all of them are trying to figure out how to be a proper human. This sermon is the beginning of a series based on the teachings of Jesus from Matthew chapter 5. This is the first chapter of some of Jesus’ most well-known teaching (The Sermon on the Mount). In this portion of Scripture, Jesus tells us not only WHAT a human should be but HOW to get there.

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Luke 2:22-38

By Robert Krumrey

We live in a world that is obsessed with creating narratives usually with ourselves at the center. What if there is a Writer of the entire story of the universe which includes the story of every living person, including us? Find out in this sermon what it’s like to live inside the greatest story ever told.

Revelation 21:1-27

By Robert Krumrey

This is our final sermon on The Apostles Creed. The Creed finishes up with a declaration of one’s belief in “the life everlasting”. What is this life going to be like and how will knowing about it affect my life in the daily? Find out in this sermon from Revelation 21.

1 Peter 2:4-12

By Robert Krumrey

The Apostles Creed states that we “believe in the Holy Spirit” and then immediately speaks of the church as being holy and universal and a “communion of saints”. This is not by accident as the Holy Spirit applies gospel grace to Christians in part by forming them spiritually into a unified group. In this sermon, find out more about what this “communion” looks like, how you can be a part of it, and what you will experience if you are a part of it.

1 Corinthians 2:1-11

by Cooper Krumrey

What is the gateway to spiritual power and wisdom? Find out in this sermon from 1 Corinthians 2. In this profound passage of Scripture, the Apostle Paul reveals how the Holy Spirit gives power to the weak and wisdom to the foolish.

Acts 1:1-11

By Christian Hogan

Jesus didn’t only die and then raise from the dead. He ascended into heaven. What does this mean and why does it matter. Check out this sermon about the ascension of Jesus and how it relates to the work of the Holy Spirit and the mission of the church.

Luke 23:1-24:8

By Robert Krumrey

Jesus, the truly divine and truly human Savior, was capable of suffering in the same way as every other human being that ever lived. The Apostles Creed states that he “suffered under Pontius Pilate." His arrest, trial, torture, and eventual crucifixion were made possible by the incarnation that we spoke of in the previous sermon in this series. But why did the divine Son of God have to suffer and die in this way? Find out in this sermon on Luke 23 & 24 as we explore the next portion of the Apostles Creed.

Luke 1

by Robert Krumrey

The section of the Apostles Creed that addresses "the Son" begins with the virgin birth. In this sermon on the angelic announcement to Mary regarding Jesus' birth, we learn who Jesus is and explore some of the reason getting his identity right really matters.