Sermons

Pastor Nate brings the message, “Living Faithfully Among Fools” from Psalm 14.  When David had to live in the shadow of fools, he wrote Psalm 14 and spoke openly and honestly about the challenge.  His hope was not a return to the good ol’ days but rather to the future salvation of God.

Pastor Wayne brings the message from Psalm 13.

Tom Siefert brings the message, "The Power of Words” from Psalm 12.  Words have power, but how do we react when the power of words is misused?  David confronts that issue in Psalm 12, helping us learn how to navigate it in our society.

Pastor Nate brings the message, "God's Faithfulness:  He Keeps His Promises.” The book of Numbers starts with Israel leaving Sinai and wraps up with Israel ready to enter into the Promised Land. It took 40 long years for them to make that trip (due to their complaining), yet God was just as faithful at the end as He was at the beginning. Sometimes the journey seems long and hard, but Numbers reminds us that God is going to fulfill His promise to bring us home.

Pastor Nate brings the message, "God's Faithfulness:  God Protects His People."  Do children realize how much protection their parents provide?  In the story of Numbers 22-25 we see the enemies of Israel scheming to secretly destroy them.  However, God, Israel's Father, who is all-knowing and all-powerful prevents a disaster from ever happening.  In like manner, our heavenly Father continues to protect His children and secure our eternal salvation.

Pastor Nate brings the message, "God’s Faithfulness: New Beginnings in the Wilderness” from Numbers 20-21. After wandering in the wilderness for forty years, the generation characterized by unbelief has nearly died off. A new generation is now ready to trust God and live in obedience to His Word. It’s an era of hope and new beginnings…not because the challenges are going to get easier, but because God is the object of their faith.

Pastor Nate brings the message, "God’s Faithfulness: Rebellion in the Wilderness.” In Numbers 13-19 Moses shows us some of the darker days of Israel’s early history where complaining attitudes led to rebellious actions. Would God just sweep it under the rug as though it never happened? Of course not. He brought judgment, but with the judgment He also gave an opportunity for repentance. Are you willing to live with the consequences of your past sin and still walk in repentance?

Pastor Nate brings the message, "God’s Faithfulness: Complaining in the Wilderness.” Israel’s journey to the Promised Land started well. At first the people were generally obedient, but it didn’t take long for the wheels to start falling off. What should have been a short 2-4 week journey turned into a 40-year wandering in the wilderness. Why did God extend their time? They gave themselves over to grumbling and complaining.

Pastor Nate brings the message, "God’s Faithfulness: Worship in the Wilderness.” This message begins a six-part series in the book of Numbers. The overarching theme focuses on God’s faithfulness to His covenant, with different sections of the book calling for a response from God’s people. This message covers the first ten chapters and applies the principle that life as a Christian must be centered around God.

Pastor Andy brings the message, "A Seismic Crisis” from Psalm 11. Hypothetically, what if you faced a crisis that caused your whole world to shake? Where would you turn? What would you hold on to? In Psalm 11, David is not facing hypotheticals, he is facing foundation shattering events. As we look into his response, we want to imitate him in seeking ultimate refuge in the righteous Judge.