Sermons from 2026

“His Mercy Is Greater Than You Think”

Isaiah 55:6-9             {Prayer}            We all know the verse … or at least we think we do. “‘For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways,’ declares the LORD. As the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways and my thoughts than your thoughts”…

“The Waiting Room”

Ezekiel 33:7-11             {Prayer}             Waiting is never easy. We live in a time where I can have whatever information I need at the ask of Google or Siri or ChatGPT. We have a hard time waiting for texts, emails, for pretty much anything.             It’s even worse in a waiting room. In a hospital…

“Who Do You Say That I Am?”

Matthew 16:13-20             {Prayer}             Imagine a place for a moment with me.             In this place, you’re surrounded by competing voices. Different beliefs live side by side. People are searching for something to put their trust in. Religion is one of many options, and the old gods worshipped in the past haven’t nearly disappeared…

“You Give Them Something to Eat”

Matthew 14:13-21             {Prayer}             We’ve all been there. We’ve all had those moments when another person’s needs interrupt the routine of our lives.             The phone rings at the wrong time. Someone wants to talk after church. A text comes late at night. A young adult needs someone to listen to them. A neighbor…

“Christ Continues to Strengthen His Church”

Acts 11:19-26             {Prayer}             If you have ever walked through a house before the drywall is installed, everything that is important is exposed. The studs, the beams, the joists, the wiring, the plumbing. But once the house is finished, no one notices the structural parts. Your family and friends may admire the kitchen, the…

“Open Doors”

Psalm 100             {Prayer}             The front door … every family has one.             On holidays like the one we celebrated yesterday … the front door seems to swing open all day long. Cars pull into the driveway. Children and grandchildren are running in and out, back and forth between mom and dad and other…