Speaker: ⁠Pastor Ryan Nord

Sun July 12, 2026

Title: Jesus our Keeper

Passage: Psalm 121

“None are so safe as those whom God keeps; none so much in danger as the self-secure.”

 - Charles Spurgeon

Aim: To see that God helps and keeps His people in Jesus Christ.

CJ Leiby

Date: July 5th, 2026

Title: Almost Home

Text: ⁠Psalm 84⁠

Pastor Brett Baranic

Date: 6.28.26

Text: 1 Peter 5:12-14 

Title: "Are We There Yet?!”

Main Idea: Since we belong to Christ, we are called to stand firm in God's grace, serve one another in love, and rest in His peace until He brings us safely home.

Pastor Brett Baranic

6.21.26 

Title: “How Firm A Foundation”

Text: 1 Peter 5:6–11

Thesis: Peter calls suffering believers to stand firm by humbly entrusting themselves to God's sovereign care, remaining spiritually alert, resisting the devil through steadfast faith, and resting in the certain promises of God's sustaining grace.

Pastor Brett Baranic

Date: 6.14.26

Text: 1 Peter 5:1–5

Title: “Faithful Shepherds, Humble Sheep”

Main Idea: Christ strengthens His suffering church by providing faithful shepherds and calling every believer to walk in humble dependence upon the Chief Shepherd.

Paul Gonzalez

"Suffering in the Life of the Christian
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1 Peter 4:12-19

Aim: In the midst of the Christian's suffering, we find true comfort, joy, and strength to endure when we entrust ourselves to Christ.

Pastor Brett Baranic | 5.31.26

Text: 1 Peter 4:7-11

Title: “The End In Mind”

Thesis: Since Christ's return is imminent, believers are called to live with eternity in view by pursuing prayer, loving sacrificially, showing hospitality, and faithfully stewarding God's gifts for His glory.

Pastor Rick Donald | 5.24.26

Passage: 1 Peter 4:1-6

Title: “A New Walk”

Pastor Brett Baranic | 5.17.26

Text: 1 Peter 3:18–22

Title: “Christ Our Conqueror”

Main Idea: Jesus Christ suffered once for sins, rose in victory, and now reigns as the exalted King over every power and authority.

Pastor Brett Baranic

5.10.26

 Text: 1 Peter 3:8-17

Title: “A Better Way To Be Wronged”