Sermons
Did you miss last week’s sermon? Or perhaps you just want to hear the good word again? You can listen and watch previous services from this page. We try to capture our worship services for your convenience and make them available here in video and audio format.
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The Impossible Meal – Ninth Sunday after Pentecost
When Christian ministry is most impossible, Jesus does the impossible himself and empowers us to do ministry we never could have accomplished without his sovereign grace.
Readings and sermon were delivered by Pastor Aaron Mueller.
Adopted into the Trinity – Eighth Sunday after Pentecost
God does not merely announce that those who are in Christ are innocent of sins, he also adopts them into his own inner family, making us co-heirs with his son Jesus.
Readings and sermon were delivered by Pastor Aaron Mueller.
The Thorn in the Flesh – Seventh Sunday after Pentecost
Paul asks God three times to remove a "thorn in the flesh", some sort of debilitating struggle Paul felt like he couldn't move past. But while God didn't relieve him of this condition, he assured Paul that his grace was more than enough for Paul to be the apostle he called him to be.
Readings and sermon were delivered by Pastor Aaron Mueller.
His Mercies Are New Every Morning – Sixth Sunday after Pentecost
In times of overwhelming challenges and adversity, the Book of Lamentations offers enduring solace through its profound message of hope in God's faithfulness. Amidst reflections on hardship and divine judgment, it declares God's steadfast love and endless mercies that renew each day.
Readings and sermon were delivered by Pastor Jonathan Lange.
When Jesus Is Sleeping – Fifth Sunday after Pentecost
It sometimes feels to even his most devout followers that Jesus does not care about their troubles and problems, but sometimes Jesus seems to be asleep so we come to find our hope and salvation not in what he teaches us or does for us but in his presence with us.
Readings and sermon were delivered by Pastor Aaron Mueller.
New Creation Now – Fourth Sunday after Pentecost
The frustration of the Christian life makes it sometimes feel as though our faith and work are in vain, but the present reality of the new creation means that even our struggles are being used by Jesus to grow his kingdom.
Readings and sermon were delivered by Pastor Aaron Mueller.
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