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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Thanksgiving as Faith – Thanksgiving Eve
God will not be commandeered by our service to him since he needs nothing from us. Instead, he invites us to truly worship him by acknowledging his self-sufficiency, stop trying to do things for him, and give him thanks for what he has done for us.
Readings and Sermon: Pastor Aaron Mueller.
How to Be the Church in Challenging Times – Last Sunday of the Church Year
When the church is challenged by false teaching and practice within and cultural pressures without, she must remember that Jesus is the sovereign Lord who reigns over all things and allow this reality to move her to live in faith and love.
Readings: Jonah Wilson. Sermon: Pastor Aaron Mueller.
Jesus Christ: Yesterday, Today, and Forever – Twenty-sixth Sunday after Pentecost
The salvation Jesus has won for us changes our identity and our position before God, begins working on us to grow us and sanctify us, and binds our relationship with God forever.
Readings: Jonah Wilson. Sermon: Pastor Aaron Mueller.
The Benefits of Salvation – Twenty-fifth Sunday after Pentecost
It's always helpful to go back and review the basics of salvation in Jesus. In this sermon Aaron unpacks what Jesus does to reconcile us to God, make us good, and make us right.
Readings: Jonah Wilson. Sermon: Pastor Aaron Mueller.
How to Vote as a Christian – Twenty-fourth Sunday after Pentecost
Since we are called to live out the vocations God has assigned us with faithfulness to Jesus and his gospel, Christians should see their civic vocation as a subset of their primary loyalty to Jesus as citizens of the kingdom of God. This faith will then control how we live as citizens of the earthly country where God has placed us.
Readings: Jonah Wilson. Sermon: Pastor Aaron Mueller.
The Truth Will Set You Free – Reformation Day
Humans highly treasure freedom, and many of us like to believe we are free. But Jesus tells us in John 8 that no one is free unless they know and have been liberated by him.
Readings: Jonah Wilson. Sermon: Pastor Aaron Mueller.