On Sunday, one of our founding pastors, Jon Marsden, shared a message from Luke 12. Jon encouraged us to beware of greed and be rich toward God.
You can listen to Jon’s message below.
Sermon Archive
Seventh Sunday after Pentecost (Barbara Pelletier)
On Sunday, one of our volunteer preachers, Barbara Pelletier, shared with us about prayer. Prayer is designed to draw us closer to God, and Jesus taught us how to pray in the Gospel of Luke.
You can listen to Barbara’s message below.
Sixth Sunday after Pentecost (Peter Benedict)
On Sunday, one of our pastors, Peter Benedict, shared with us about God’s wisdom in our lives. We also had special guests from Ukraine sharing in the service. You can hear their presentation using the Facebook or YouTube links below.
You can listen to Pete’s message below.
Fifth Sunday after Pentecost (Peter Benedict)
On Sunday, one of our pastors, Peter Benedict, shared from a well known passage in the Gospel of Luke: The Good Samaritan. Loving those who are different from us, loving our enemies, doing good and loving with action are all part of the story.
You can listen to Pete’s message below.
Fourth Sunday after Pentecost (Jeff Conner)
As we continue our Lectionary Sermon Series, one of our Pastors, Jeff Conner, read through Galatians 6:7-16. In this passage, we can see how we are transformed from the inside out when we follow Jesus. We are called to think more of others and the Cross of Christ as we follow Jesus with our whole lives.
You can listen to or watch Jeff’s message below.
Third Sunday after Pentecost (Peter Benedict)
As we continue our Lectionary Sermon Series, one of our Pastors, Peter Benedict, read through one of our Psalms for the week, Psalm 16. In this Psalm, we can see how God is our refuge and place of safety, how we are encouraged to follow wise people, and how gratefulness can help us through our good and hard times.
You can listen to or watch Pete’s message below.
Second Sunday after Pentecost (Peter Benedict)
One of our readings from our Lectionary reading plan was from Psalm 22. One of our Pastors, Peter Benedict, walked us through this Psalm and showed us the passion and honesty that can be found in the midst of our doubts and joys of life and faith. This Psalm can also show us how we can recognize God in our lives, even when we feel like He is far away.
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First Sunday of Pentecost (Peter Benedict)
We continued to learn more about the Holy Spirit on Sunday as we entered into the First Sunday of Pentecost. One of our Pastors, Peter Benedict, shared how the Holy Spirit is even better than the physical presence of Jesus and shared his own recent experience in trusting in the Spirit.
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Day of Pentecost (Jon Marsden)
On the day of Pentecost, we remember the promise of Jesus to provide an Advocate and a Helper after his ascension into heaven. That Advocate and Helper came in the form of the Holy Spirit. On Sunday, one of our Founding Pastors, shared with us the events of Pentecost and how the Holy Spirit has come to save our lives.
You can listen to or watch Jon’s message below.
Psalm 2 (Jeff Conner)
At some point in our lives, we will all experience some kind of turmoil. The good news of Psalm 2 is that God can turn that turmoil into a blessing. One of our Pastors, Jeff Conner, read from Psalm 2 to show us how we can get through turmoil and see the blessing of God on the other side.
You can listen to or watch Jeff’s message below.
Psalm 19 (Paul Mandell)
As we continued our sermon series on the book of Psalms, one of our Lay Pastors, Paul Mandell, showed us the beauty of God's creation found in Psalm 19. Through Psalms like this, we can find that reflecting on the beauty of God's creation and what God has done for us can help us get through hard times.
You can listen to or watch Paul’s message below.
Psalm 106 (Peter Benedict)
How can we cope with the challenges in our lives? One of our Pastors, Peter Benedict, showed us how praising God, asking God for help, and remembering what God has done for us can help us in our trials by reading through Psalm 106. Through this Psalm, we can also see how God rescues us, hears our cries, shows mercy to us, and loves us.
You can watch Pete’s message below.
Psalm 1 (John Marsden)
As we continued our sermon series on the book of Psalms, one of our Founding Pastors, Jon Marsden, shared how we can find wisdom in the Psalms by reading through Psalm 1. In this Psalm, we can find the blessing that comes from following and delighting in God's wisdom and instruction.
You can listen to or watch Jon’s message below.
Psalm 46 (Barbara Pelletier)
How can we build our trust in God? One of our Lay Pastors, Barbara Pelletier, read from Psalm 46 which shows us how God can be trusted. This Psalm was written during a time when Israel was under siege and reminds us and encourages us that God is still with us, still fights for us, and can still be trusted in the battles of our lives.
You can listen to or watch Barbara’s message below.
Psalm 40 (Peter Benedict)
As our preaching team met together, there was a desire to do a sermon series that would help us make it through the challenges of life. The Psalms are a great place to look to do just that. For the next six weeks, we will be hearing messages from the book of Psalms to see what God has for us as we face challenges and navigate through them. One of our Pastors, Peter Benedict, started this series by looking at Psalm 40. We saw how this Psalm is a prayer of testimony, praise, and cry for help and how we can be encouraged in our troubles through this Psalm.
You can listen to or watch Pete’s message below.
Easter Sunday (Peter Benedict)
On Easter Sunday, one of our Pastors, Peter Benedict, shared the story of the Bible. He shared the authenticity of the people and the stories we read in the Bible as well as how Jesus’ resurrection changes everything.
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Palm Sunday (Justin Law)
On this Palm Sunday, one of our Pastors, Justin Law, reminded us of Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem and how Jesus defied everyone’s expectations of what the Messiah should be. Justin also talked about how Jesus still defied expectations today, how we may struggle with our own expectations, and how we are turn to God to help us with our expectations.
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The Fifth Sunday of Lent (Scott Oakman)
What gets re-constructed from a time of deconstruction? On Sunday, April 3, one of our Lay Pastors, Scott Oakman, explored what it looks like after we go through deconstruction and how we can experience restoration and love from God during this process. Scott also explored how God has something new and a purpose for us.
You can listen to or watch Scott’s message below.
The Fourth Sunday of Lent (Peter Benedict)
Are you a rule follower or a rule breaker? On Sunday, one of our Pastors, Peter Benedict, shared the story of The Prodigal Son and shared how the rule breaker and the rule follower were both missing out on the love that the father had for them. As this is a parallel of God's love for us, Pete also explored how we could be missing out on God's extravagant love for us if we break all the rules or follow all the rules.
You can listen to or watch Pete’s message below.
The Third Sunday of Lent (Don Weber)
What is your favorite thing about your community? Could God be using those in your community to draw you into a deeper relationship with Him? On Sunday, one of our Lay Pastors, Don Weber, read through Psalm 63:1-8 and encouraged us to connect with our communities. Through those connections, we can start to see the power and glory of God, just as David found in writing this Psalm.
You can listen to or watch Don’s message below.
