Sermons | Local Church in Wabash, Indiana | Bachelor Creek

On Father's Day, we took a look at the heart of our heavenly Father. In today's message, Solomon has a conversation about what God's Word has to say about race and how followers of Jesus can respond.

Join us as we look back on the 175 years of God's faithfulness to His people and look forward to where He is calling us next!

In the final sermon of the Upside Down Kingdom series, Solomon takes one last look at the King of the Kingdom...Jesus. A King like none other. A King who chose to wear a crown of thorns on his head. A King who freely died so that His people would live.

It seems like everywhere we go there are signs that tell us if someone isn't like us, they don't belong. This is not the case in God's Kingdom. In this week's message, Solomon reveals the inclusive nature of God's Upside Down Kingdom. Jesus died to reconcile people back to God!

Sometimes we think that this life is all about us...but it's not. In today's message, Solomon shares that God's Kingdom was established for His Glory, not ours. God deserves the glory, not us!

Is it possible to be too generous? We live in a world that says you get what you earn. But Matthew chapter 20 demonstrates the radically generosity found in the Kingdom of God.

Self-interest unites all humanity yet Jesus showed us another way. What does greatness look like in the Kingdom of God? Find out what the Bible says about it in this sermon!

Solomon continues the series, "Upside Down Kingdom," as he looks at how Jesus put others first in his words and actions.

Solomon continues our current series by diving into the upside-down nature of the Kingdom of God. This week, Solomon discusses the idea that in God's Kingdom more is less, and less is more.