In this sermon, based on Acts 11:1-18, Pastor Scott explores the event that opened the gospel up to the Gentiles and expanded the understanding of the earliest church as to who the gospel is for. This is the assigned text for Sunday May 18th, the 5th Sunday of Easter.

In this sermon, based on John 10:22-33, Pastor Scott explores Jesus' words that the sheep know his voice and that he knows them. This is the assigned gospel text for Sunday May 11th, the 4th Sunday of Easter and Good Shepherd Sunday.

In this sermon, based on John 21:1-19, Pastor Scott explores the final resurrection appearance of Jesus in John's gospel, and the way that Peter is empowered into a new role in the midst of regular day to day life.

This is the assigned gospel text for Sunday May 4th, 2025, the 3rd Sunday of Easter.

In this sermon, based on John 20:19-31, Pastor Scott explores the story commonly known as Doubting Thomas. He then connects into the life of 8th grade confirmation students. This is the assigned gospel text for Sunday April 27th, the 2nd Sunday of Easter.

In this Easter Sermon, based on Luke 24:1-12, Pastor Scott explores the hopeful promise of the empty tomb, by way of direwolf de-extinction and Jurassic Park. This is the assigned text for Sunday April 20th, Easter Sunday.

In this sermon for Palm Sunday, Pastor Scott explores Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem that kicks off the events of Holy Week. This sermon is based on Luke 19:28-44.

Sermon: Yes, Jesus Will Die 4-6-25 by Pastor Scott Dalen

In this sermon, based on Luke 15:1-3, 11-32, Pastor Scott explores Jesus' parable commonly known as the prodigal son, with the reminder that we have a heavenly parent that will always search for us, and that whenever anyone is found we must celebrate.

In this sermon, based on Luke 13:1-9, Pastor Scott explores an encounter that Jesus has dispelling the myth that bad things only happen to bad people, before telling a strange little parable that seems to point in the same direction. This is the assigned gospel text for Sunday March 23rd, the 3rd Sunday in Lent.

In this sermon, based on Genesis 15:1-12, 17-18, Pastor Scott explores the larger story of Abram (aka Abraham) and how God is faithful to the promise even through doubt and impatience and questions and concerns. This is the assigned text for Sunday March 16th, the 2nd Sunday of Lent.