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Recent Sermons

May

Nightmare to Dawn by Cody Schuman

You may be holding tears of happiness in your heart or tears of loss in your throat. Whether you wept this morning or twenty years ago, we are all united by the wounded, teary sadness that is life. We cry tears for different kinds of pain, but we’re all crying. We can endure today’s nightmares because of knowing with certainty the new heavens and new earth WILL dawn.

The Great White Throne by Reilly Gibby

The Great White Throne--you don’t want to be there. But if you depart this life without the Savior, you will be headed there to be judged. Much better to “throw your snowball of faith to the grace side” and arrive instead at the Judgment Seat of Christ to be rewarded.

April

Wedding Bells Toll by Mike Roth

How do we understand the economic collapses of empires? What are we to do about them? How might they impact our lives? Today a bell tolls, but what do you hear?

Harlots Becoming Brides by Mike Roth

No one sets out to be a harlot. Yet, many, without realizing it, become the very thing: a harlot. A Lamb comes to set you free. A Lamb comes to give you life. A Lamb comes to make you his bride.

It is Easter by Mike Roth

Every Easter Sunday we hear someone declare "Christ is risen" to which we all respond "He is risen indeed!" Why? Do we mean it? What exactly are we saying? Is this just meaningless tradition–rote banter? Certainly not! The great Easter bell is ringing today and it demands a celebration.

Happy in Judgement by Mike Roth

Our response to tribulation–maybe even God's judgment, is the difference between falling asleep or staying awake. Jesus slips into the bowls that are his judgment and exhorts, "Stay awake."

March

Singing Like Moses by Reilly Gibby

As the bowl judgments are prepared, followers of Jesus celebrate. "Whew! God has judged the wicked, and by His actions and attributes, we have been spared. Grace is mine and vengeance is His!"

Hope In Tragedy by Mike Roth

There is mercy today. There is grace today. There is hope today. Today, the slain lamb calls: "Cling to me. Drink my cup. Live."

Two Contrasting Pictures by Mike Roth

John describes two contrasting pictures that exhort the saints to remain faithful to their Lord. May we, looking at these images, commit anew to endure for Christ's sake.

The Mark of the Beast by Reilly Gibby

When Revelation 13 is opened, two beasts rush out like a scene from the movie Jumanji. The first beast (Antichrist) joins with the second beast (False Prophet) to force a lose/lose Sophie’s Choice: receive the Mark of the Beast, 666, or die. When the power of government shakes hands with the propaganda of religion, an iron fist of persecution is formed.

February

Dragon Slaying by Mike Roth

What is our Christian hope? Is it to endure? Endure, endure, suck it up and endure? Is that our hope? Do we simply wait in hiding until Jesus returns to clean things up? The answer is absolutely not.

Pregnant by Mike Roth

A woman, a dragon, and a child engage in a drama of cosmic proportions. How will it all end? What is the point of it all, anyhow?

Ark of the Covenant by Mike Roth

The ark of the covenant is power, it is control, it is life. Where is it to be found? How might we find it?

The Idiot by Mike Roth

Heroism and idiocy are easy to confuse. Perhaps different people see different things. Certainly following after Jesus seems like foolishness to some, and yet, to those who believe there is no other way to live. Living as witnesses for the king is what we were called to be.

January

Recommissioned to Share: Both Sweet & Sour by karen howells

Christ recommissions John and each disciple of Christ to take, eat and share God's word, expecting both the sweet and sour whether speaking the word or receiving it

God Damns? by Mike Roth

We live in a cursed world. What are we to do? How might this revelation about Jesus help?

Bowlfuls of Prayer by Reilly Gibby

Sometimes our prayers seem to get poor reception; other times miracles happen in response. Prayers rise like the aroma of incense before the Father, and sometimes they even complete bowlfuls of prayer resulting in answers on earth.

Family Day Message by Mike Roth

When the Israelites traveled together to Jerusalem, they often sang songs of ascent. Their songs both prepared them for worship and were an act of worship. May our journey together in community be preparation for worship to come and, worship now.

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All scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness, so that all God's people may be thoroughly equipped for every good work. – I Tim. 3:16-17