Sunday Messages - Sheboygan eFree Church Sunday Messages

The story of Mary and Elizabeth is an unfolding drama of motherhood, taking into account both the differences and similarities these two women bring to their relationship. When noting the differences, we begin with their ages. Elizabeth is in her...

Have you ever found yourself longing for mercy? Perhaps you are recalling a time when you faced a combination of misunderstandings and false accusations. This seems to be the situation described in Psalm 123, in which the pilgrims arrived in Jerusalem...

In matters pertaining to international peace, the status of Jerusalem is at the forefront of all such discussions. Ground zero in any Israeli-Palestinian peace talks is a hill in Jerusalem known to Jews as the Temple Mount and to Muslims as the Haram...

As part of the fifteen Songs Of Ascent, Psalm 121 is focused upon God’s sovereign care of his people. Six times the psalmist emphasizes the truth that the LORD keeps his people. This fact brings a sense of comfort and peace to the LORD’s people, as we...

After the epic poem celebrating the beauty of God's truth (Psalm 119), we now come to the 15 Psalms of Ascent (Psalms 120-134). Each of these psalms begins with the title (ascent) which is the same verb ("to go up") used by pilgrims who...

To face the future with genuine hope, we need to live our lives based upon authentic truth, not empty promises. As Jesus slowly made his way to Jerusalem, he began to teach his disciples that the Son of Man must suffer many things and be rejected by...

On this solemn Good Friday, Pastor Robert Lee shares a powerful message titled "The Word Of The Cross," drawing from 1 Corinthians 1:18. As we anticipate the joyous celebration of Jesus' resurrection on Easter Sunday, Good Friday is a...

During this Maundy Thursday service, Pastor Jon MacDonald delivers a devotional based on Matthew 26:17-29, the last supper. As we ponder the words and events described in this scripture, we take a moment to prepare our hearts for the commemoration of...

On the Isle of Patmos, located roughly sixty miles from the city of Ephesus, the exiled Apostle John was given ample opportunity to reflect upon the events leading up to, and including Christ’s death, resurrection, and ascension. Perhaps reflecting...

As we noted last week, Psalm 119 is the longest psalm in the Bible. This psalm is structured in twenty-two sections of eight verses each, arranged in the order of the Hebrew alphabet. It shares common features with Psalms 1 and 19. It seems likely...