Instead of making a name for himself, John the Baptist wanted to glorify God and make people followers of Jesus. He believed that Jesus and His name must increase, and John’s name decrease.

Sermon Text: John 3: 22-36

Preacher: Pastor Ben Sadler

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Opening Music: "My Name (Hello)" by Andrew Lynch

Instead of using our influence just to gain from others, let us trust that God will provide richly so that we can be generous on every occasion. In this way, we store up treasures in heaven and take hold of life that is truly life.

Sermon Text: Timothy 6:2-10;17-19

Preacher: Pastor Bill Limmer

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Opening Music: "My Name (Hello)" by Andrew Lynch

Often influencers are tempted to filter their life to their audience, giving the impression that they are better people than they actually are. Paul, on the other hand, was honest about his brokenness and sinfulness. He wanted to be transparent about his sinfulness so that his followers could see the extent of God’s grace for sinners.

Sermon Text: 1 Timothy: 12-17

Preacher: Pastor Ben Sadler

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Opening Music: "My Name (Hello)" by Andrew Lynch

Jesus taught us to not just do good things to be seen by people. Instead we are to love God and love others even when no one is looking because our love comes from a deep belief in the reality of God and his love for us.

Sermon Text: Matthew 6: 1-8

Preacher: Pastor Bill Limmer

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Opening Music: "My Name (Hello)" by Andrew Lynch

Instead of working so hard to be the greatest, Jesus calls us to work hard at being last and the servant of all. He showed his disciples how to serve by taking on the role of a servant and washing their feet.

Sermon Text: John 13: 1-17

Preacher: Pastor Ben Sadler

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Opening Music: "My Name (Hello)" by Andrew Lynch