Saints Peter and Paul Sermons

In this sermon series, Pastors Kevin + Aaron are taking a look at the "Bad Things" that God promises will one day come to an end (see Revelation 7:16-17).

But...is "justice" a bad thing?

In this sermon, Pastor Kevin unpacks Amos 5:18-24 - which speaks about God's "justice." Hear how justice can be a bad thing, and what it looks like for it to come to an end in the life of a Christian - and how that changes how they live towards others in this world.

In this first sermon in our series "All Bad Things... Must Come to An End," Pastor Aaron walks us through Revelation 7:9-17.

Do you possess your possessions...or do they possess you?

While the question may be trite - the relevance remains. Our possessions have a tendency to get control of our hearts. We close our fists to our neighbors in need, working from a scarcity mindset. We tend to feel that we don't have enough: not enough stuff, enough pay, enough time.

But...do our possessions matter in God's Kingdom? Don't we give our "hearts" to Jesus...not our "stuff"?

In Matthew 25, Jesus will challenge this notion - as He speaks of the judgment to come. How does our relationship to our possessions impact our salvation?

Listen as Pastor Kevin explores this difficult teaching of Jesus.

The text this sermon covers is Matthew 25:14-30 which is often called "The Parable of the Talents." 

In this sermon, Pastor Aaron helps us understand what is meant by "talents" and how Jesus has entrusted us with much and expects us to faithfully put it into practice according to His purposes. 

This is the first sermon in a 3 weeks series based on parables of Jesus in Matthew 24-25.

In this final sermon in the series "ONE" we explore that this living body of Christ moves with the purpose of Jesus.

What is the "center" of a Christian's life? What is the "heart of the matter" when it comes to the Story of Scripture?

In this sermon, Pastor Kevin shares 3 key distinctives that comprise "The Gospel."

Listen and consider how these distinctives impact your understanding of God - and how your life is changed through them.

The Church is sometimes called "The Body of Christ." It's a useful metaphor for thinking about our relationship to other Christians. There are lots of us who look differently, think differently, have different skills - and yet, are united. 

But where did this metaphor come from? Why do we use it? What does it mean for us to be "members" of the body of Christ?

In this sermon, Pastor Kevin revisits the historical situation that led to the usage of this phrase, and unpacks ways in which we "live into this reality" in our lives.

This is the first sermon in a series called ONE which will focus on words from Paul in his letter to the Ephesians and Jesus' words in the Gospel of John. The series focuses on the Christian Church's unity in Christ. This first sermon looks at how Jesus is the head of the church. 

This sermon was preached for Rally Day and was supposed to be an outdoor service, but it was moved inside due to rain.

The Christian life is one of "transformation." All throughout the New Testament we hear phrases like: "we are no longer slaves to sin", "you are a new creation", or "It is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me."

But what does it actually look like to be transformed? What is the process? How does this work?

In this sermon, Pastor Kevin unpacks Romans 12:1-2 which is rife with language about this transformative life. Listen and consider how God may be forming you today - through His word - into who you were created to be.