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Pastor Darren Wiebe – AM Sermon
Scripture: Psalm 46
When we are faced with trials, no matter how trivial, we must remember that the Lord is a solid rock and a place of refuge for those who turn to Him. Knowing then, that God will not allow us to be moved, what do we have to fear?
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Jim Zieger – AM Sermon
Scripture: Nehemiah 8:1-12
The preaching of the Word of God is the ultimate form of worship in the Church, and therefore it should be the center point of every ministry. From reading the book of Nehemiah, we can apply five qualities of preaching the Word that is desperately needed in churches today, where the vitality of preaching is often overlooked.
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Dan Tarr – PM Sermon
Scripture: Luke 5:12-16
Many things can be said be said about our savior and Luke 5:12-16 tells of a Jesus that looks on a leper with compassion. Jesus who is holy and perfect has a love for those that are outcast and lonely and we are to have that same compassion.
Add. Ref.: Mark 1:42-43
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Tom Joyce – PM Sermon
Scripture: Selected Scriptures
While no one argues that God transcends gender, is it right to dismiss the many references to God as Father simply because it makes us uncomfortable or doesn’t fit out agenda? In this sermon, we look at several passages that give us a glimpse of the One to whom we pray “Our Father.”
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Dan Tarr – PM Sermon
Scripture: Selected Scriptures
Believe it or not, studying Eschatology in Scripture can be clear to those that study scripture accurately. Not only is it good for us to read it, but we are commanded to study it and it can bring joy and peace to our lives.
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Guest Speaker: Pastor Matt Tarr – An exposition of 2 Timothy 2:8-13
– In a continuing exposition of the second chapter of Paul’s Second Letter to Timothy, Pastor Matt Tarr offers encouragement and also a challenge to keep our hand to the plow and endure whatever trials and troubles may come for the sake of remaining true to the ministry that glorifies God.
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Guest Speaker: Pastor Matt Tarr – An exposition of 2 Timothy 2:1-7
– Be strong. It is an imperative to every Christian that we do not lose strength in our faith and that we do not compromise in the name of pragmatism. We are therefore encouraged by Pastor Matt Tarr, a guest speaker from Grace Advance, to always remain strong and unwavering as we are commanded in Paul’s second pastoral epistle to Timothy.
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Guest Speaker: Pastor Caleb Azure – An exposition of Isaiah 6
– Within the context of a Christian culture that too often holds to a diminished view of God, Pastor Caleb Azure uses an exposition in Isaiah 6 to demonstrate how we should properly view and react to God in light of who He truly is.
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Guest Speaker: Pastor Greg Davies – A topical sermon based on James 1:25 (incl. supplemental passages)
– Moving into a new year always results in resolutions and commitments to improve ourselves. However, Pastor Greg Davies challenges us to not look at how we can necessarily improve our worldly lives, but rather how we can improve our spiritual lives as we are instructed in James 1:25.
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Guest Speaker: Caleb Abernathy – An exposition of Philippians 2:1-11
– As we prepare to celebrate the birth of Christ our Lord, ministry leader Caleb Abernathy takes us to the book of Philippians for an expositional sermon which shows the ramifications of God taking on flesh, and how it demonstrates the character of our King.