Sermons
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What the Incarnation Means for Us – First Sunday after Christmas
Jesus took on our flesh, to transform us. The humanity of God means that now we can love with the love of Jesus, we can experience and share the peace of Jesus, and we can hear and speak the word of Jesus. But this new reality is only possible because, most importantly, we now bear the name of Jesus.
Readings and sermon were delivered by Pastor Aaron Mueller.
Seeing the Invisible God – Christmas Day
The Bible tells us that we can't see God because he's invisible, and even if we were physically able to see him his holiness would consume us in our sinfulness. But Scripture also says that without seeing God we are doomed. How does God solve this dilemma? He becomes visible and accessible to us by becoming a human like us, in the person of Jesus of Nazareth.
Readings and sermon were delivered by Pastor Aaron Mueller.
Victory in Hopelessness – Christmas Eve
It's easy to read the beautiful, traditional story of Jesus' birth and forget how broken the entire situation is for its original participants – personally, politically, and socially. But the incarnation of God in the infant Jesus brings hope and victory to each one of those situations, and our own life situations today.
Readings and sermon were delivered by Pastor Aaron Mueller.
Salvation 101 – Fourth Sunday in Advent
God has accomplished the salvation of his creation through the instrument of his own body; he gives us this salvation by grace, simply because he loves us; and we receive this salvation by believing in him and what Jesus has done for us.
Readings and sermon were delivered by Pastor Aaron Mueller.
Yahweh in Our Midst – Midweek Advent Service
What we most deeply need is someone who is infinitely powerful and infinitely loving to step into our situation and make things right. The someone is Jesus.
Readings and sermon were delivered by Pastor Aaron Mueller.
How to Doubt Well – Third Sunday in Advent
Even the most faithful Christians doubt God sometimes – but God can use those doubts to drive us to himself, to the reality of his power and love, and to the salvation that God is working out in our world through the power of his own death and resurrection.
Readings and sermon were delivered by Pastor Aaron Mueller.