As we observe Last Judgment of this Sunday of the church year, we remember what that means. In Malachi 4 we hear of how God is coming to destroy all unbelievers. And yet, for all who believe, we have God’s promise of peace and joy. In this sermon, Pastor Schone reminds us that we Wait …
Nov 13 2022 Sermon Wait for Judgment Day Malachi f:1-6 Read More »
What matters most? Where are our priorities? The world wants us to be focused on this life, our stuff. Social media points tells us that experiences are number one. But are these the things that really matter, or are they just a distraction to the only thing that matters? In this message, Pastor Schone brings …
September 25 2022 Sermon Know What Matters Most Luke 16:19-31 Read More »
Jesus went to the grave and burst out of it. His empty grave gives us confidence to face ours. We have eternal life!
Jesus calls us to live a life that looks radically different than the rest of the world. This life flows from the love and mercy that our God has shown to us in Christ Jesus. We do life as we go to God’s mercy and then share that mercy with others.
What satisfies us in life? What gives us lasting contentment? What is our hope and security? Jesus answers it: The Bread of Life, himself. He is all we need. Listen to this sermon based on John 6.
What does it mean to live wisely in a world with evil days? Listen to this sermon based on Ephesians 5 to find out.
What does a worship filled-life look like? Is it all about Sunday? Does it do anything? Listen to this sermon based on Romans 12 to find out.
God brought us to faith in our baptism and calls us to live a new life. Listen to this sermon based on Romans 6 to learn about our new life in Christ.
Hopeless, cut off, dried up. We can feel these emotions in our life and about our church. Through the prophet Ezekiel God comforts his people with his powerful word that gives hope. Listen to this sermon based on Ezekiel 37.
We know glory when we see it. We know where to find glory. Jesus points us to an unexpected place to find glory. He points us to his cross. His death and resurrection are the most glorious thing we can see. Listen to this sermon based on John 12.