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Sermons
Sermons
Pastor Tim Kriebel 2/16/20
February 16: “Jesus Christ—Part One” (Luke 1:26-38; 2:1-7; 23; Philippians 2:5-8)
“and in Jesus Christ His only Son our Lord: Who was conceived by the Holy Spirit,
born of the Virgin Mary, suffered under Pontius Pilate,was crucified, dead, and buried;”
“and in Jesus Christ His only Son our Lord: Who was conceived by the Holy Spirit,
born of the Virgin Mary, suffered under Pontius Pilate,was crucified, dead, and buried;”
Pastor Tim Kriebel 2/9/20
February 09: “God the Father—Part Two” (Genesis 1; Psalm 19:1-6; 148; Jeremiah 1:4-7;
Ephesians 1:3-12) “maker of heaven and earth;”
This Sunday we’ll focus on God not only as the One Who created the entire universe, but
also the One Who conceived and called each one of us with personal purpose.
Ephesians 1:3-12) “maker of heaven and earth;”
This Sunday we’ll focus on God not only as the One Who created the entire universe, but
also the One Who conceived and called each one of us with personal purpose.
Pastor Tim Kriebel 2/2/20
February 02: “God the Father—Part One” (Isaiah 40:25-26; 43:13-16; Mark 14:32-36;
Romans 8:15-17) “I believe in God the Father Almighty,”
This week’s sermon deals with the personal intimacy and powerful presence of God as
our Heavenly Father.
Romans 8:15-17) “I believe in God the Father Almighty,”
This week’s sermon deals with the personal intimacy and powerful presence of God as
our Heavenly Father.
Pastor Tim Kriebel 1/26/20
January 26: “Acts 29 Is About 1,990 Years Long” (Acts 1-3; 26-28)
This final message in the series is about the last and longest season of the Christian year: Pentecost! This is most appropriate, especially when you consider that the Church was birthed on Pentecost, and the Church continues to add chapters to its story of living out the faith and spreading the gospel each and every year. The life and story of Jesus goes on….
Pastor Tim Kriebel 1/19/20
January 19: “Purple and White Again, With New Meaning” (Matthew 26:1-28:15; Mark 11:1-11)
The seasons of Lent and Easter are the focus of today’s message. It may seem like a lot of ground to cover, but most church-goers are more familiar with the important stories and worshipful activities of these two seasons than either Epiphany or Pentecost, for which more time should then be spent. Lent and Easter go hand-in-hand, and we’ll see why!
The seasons of Lent and Easter are the focus of today’s message. It may seem like a lot of ground to cover, but most church-goers are more familiar with the important stories and worshipful activities of these two seasons than either Epiphany or Pentecost, for which more time should then be spent. Lent and Easter go hand-in-hand, and we’ll see why!
Pastor Tim Kriebel 1/12/20
January 12: “The Light Is Green and the Insight Divine” (Matthew 2:1-12; 17:1-13; John 2:1-12)
This Sunday we’ll focus singularly on the season of Epiphany, which focuses on the fullness of Jesus’ three-year ministry, and how many of His experiences and miracles revealed Who He really is…and thus, Who the Father is as well!
This Sunday we’ll focus singularly on the season of Epiphany, which focuses on the fullness of Jesus’ three-year ministry, and how many of His experiences and miracles revealed Who He really is…and thus, Who the Father is as well!
Pastor Tim Kriebel 1/5/20
January 05: “Always Four Sundays in ‘HAPPY NEW YEAR!’” (Luke 2:1-20; John 1:1-18; 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18)
This month’s series is about the six seasons which make up the Christian year, and this Sunday’s message starts with an overview of the first two, which we’ve just come through: Advent and Christmas. Colors, primary scripture passages, and the meaning of symbols will be introduced each week in a way that will help us celebrate these seasons meaningfully, and not as empty rituals.
This month’s series is about the six seasons which make up the Christian year, and this Sunday’s message starts with an overview of the first two, which we’ve just come through: Advent and Christmas. Colors, primary scripture passages, and the meaning of symbols will be introduced each week in a way that will help us celebrate these seasons meaningfully, and not as empty rituals.