Trinity 3, June 21, 2026. Genesis 3:1-6 (EHV). The Lies of Satan: You will not die. What can we learn from Satan's lies? From Eve's reaction? From God's response?

Trinity 2, June 14, 2026. 2 Corinthians 6:1-2 (EHV). The Lies of Satan: You can always get forgiveness... tomorrow.

Trinity 1, June 7, 2026. Galatians 1:1-10 (EHV). The Gospel Must Predominate: Because of its origin. Because of its value. Because of its practicality.

May 30, 2026. Victory Service of Dennis Ahrens. Deuteronomy 31:1-3, 6 (EHV). He Wil Not Leave You Weak and Alone: At the border of the Promised Land, Moses left his people. But he reminded them, that the source of all their blessings would not. The LORD would go ahead, and remain with them. And from his presence springs peace, and contentment.

May 9, 2026. Victory Service of Carol (Hammer) Ahrens. John 14:27 (EHV). My Peace I Give to You: To his fearful followers, Jesus gives peace. Peace with God the Father. A foundational peace, that leads to emotional peace. This is what Carol had, and what God intends for us all.

Trinity Sunday, May 31, 2026. 1 Peter 3:8-15 (EHV). Savior Please, Pilot Me. On a sea-going vessel, the captain reigns supreme. For the safety of the sailor, and others. In the Christian Church, Christ must reign supreme. For the safety of the individual, and others.

Pentecost, May 24, 2026. Genesis 11:1-9 (EHV). A Tower of Pride: If we depend on our own strength, our strength will fail us. But if we depend on God’s strength, we’ll find that our weakness is more than compensated for by God’s power.

Easter 5, May 10, 2026. John 21:18-25 (EHV). Being a Christian means: Dying to self, and living to Christ. Offering real sacrifices, that glorify God. Being a Christian means running my own race.

Easter 4, May 3, 2026. John 21:15-17 (EHV). The Making of a Shepherd: With a combination of humbling rebuke and precious forgiveness, Jesus prepares Peter for a life of service to his Savior and to his Savior’s flock.

(Guest Preacher, Mr. Phil Mayhew)

Easter 3, April 26, 2026. John 21:1-14. Jesus the Loving: Jesus appears to his disciples one morning at the Sea of Galilee. Clearly, he is alive, and powerful, but more than anything Jesus' actions show that he loves these fishermen.