Pastor Jon Noyes preaches out of Revelation 3:7 to 13, highlighting Jesus’ sovereign authority, the One who holds the key of David, opens doors no one can shut, and calls His church to steadfast, grace fueled perseverance like Philadelphia: small in power, strong in faithfulness, kept and vindicated by Christ through trials. He urges Soli to measure faithfulness not by size but by steadfastness, to trust preservation not escape, to hold fast until we are made pillars in God’s temple, and to commune with the risen Lord who walks among His churches and advances His kingdom now.

Pastor Jeremy preaches out of 2 Timothy 3:16–17 on Reformation Sunday, reminding the church that all Scripture is God-breathed, the living Word that gives life, wisdom, and righteousness to God’s people. Drawing from the life of Martin Luther and the Reformers, he calls believers to be reformed and renewed by the Word of God, to hold their consciences captive to Scripture alone, and to breathe out its truth into every part of life.

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Pastor David Deutsch preaches out of 1 Thessalonians 2:17–20, showing Paul’s intense longing to see the Thessalonians “face to face” and insisting that real church life and ministry are embodied, sacramental, and cannot be replaced by technological substitutes or podcast pastors. He urges the church to pursue this face-to-face communion, sharing mutual joy, prayer, and the Lord’s “bread of the face”, and to carry that presence into everyday kindness in a world starving for true, personal connection.

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Pastor Jon Meenk preaches out of 1 Peter chapters 1 and 2, reminding persecuted “elect exiles” that God has given them new birth into a living hope with a secure inheritance, calling them to obey the truth by faith, to crave the pure spiritual milk of the gospel, and to love one another earnestly. He proclaims Christ as the living cornerstone and believers as living stones being built into a spiritual house and royal priesthood who put away malice, deceit, hypocrisy, envy, and slander, offering acceptable spiritual sacrifices and proclaiming the excellencies of the One who called them out of darkness into his marvelous light.

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Pastor Jon Noyes preaches out of Ephesians, calling the church to remember that it is not a building or an event but a people, God's family, Christ's body, and the Spirit's temple, where heaven touches earth. He reminds believers that the church is God's plan for the world, a battlefield and training ground where we are equipped, united, and sent to display His wisdom, love, and grace to all creation.

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Pastor David preaches out of 2 Corinthians 4, showing that God places the treasure of the gospel in fragile jars of clay so that our afflictions, perplexities, persecutions, and knockdowns become the very places where His resurrection power is revealed. Every Christian trial carries a so that, with death at work in us bringing life to others, so we do not lose heart but believe, speak, and trust the God who raises the dead.

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Pastor David preaches out of Luke 20:45–21:9, warning against the hypocrisy of the scribes who devour widows’ houses while parading their religiosity, and pointing to Jesus’ tender gaze upon a poor widow whose two small coins became an offering of immeasurable worth. He reminds us that God calls His people to see what Jesus sees, to care for the vulnerable in our midst, to give faithfully from the heart, and to trust Him with justice and judgment.

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Pastor Jeremy preaches out of Luke 20:27–44, showing how the Sadducees challenge Jesus with an absurd question about the resurrection, revealing their ignorance of both Scripture and the power of God. Jesus responds by pointing to the hope of eternal life, the reality of the resurrection, and His own identity as David’s Lord, reminding us that our daily lives are shaped by our view of life after death.

Pastor Jon Noyes preaches out of Luke 20:19–26, showing how the religious leaders attempt to trap Jesus with a political question about taxes, but He answers with wisdom that exposes their hypocrisy. He reminds us that while Caesar can lay claim to coins, God lays claim to our entire lives, for we bear His image and belong wholly to Him.

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Pastor David preaches out of Luke 20:9–18, showing how Jesus’ parable of the tenants confronts Israel’s leaders as faithless stewards who beat the prophets and ultimately kill the beloved Son. He warns that while the vineyard will not be destroyed, its stewardship will pass to others, and all people must reckon with Jesus as either the cornerstone of salvation or the crushing stone of judgment.

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