Sermons
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Exodus 9:13-35 That All May Know 11/2/25 Sermon
None like Him. The Lord pulls back the curtain, revealing His own mercy in being patient with Pharaoh and Egypt, even warning them of the coming plague of hail. Yet, Pharaoh’s heart is also revealed: heavy and rebellious toward the Lord, unwilling to even protect his own people and livestock.
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Exodus 9:1-12 Love and Judgment 10/26/2025 Sermon
Our world denies that sin leads to death, yet the God of the Universe says that it most definitely does. Who will you believe? Who will you trust and follow?
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Exodus 8:16-32 The God Who Rescues and Judges 10/19/25 Sermon
Sermon Video: 8:16-19 Unique acts. Unlike the previous two plagues, we find that this one cannot be duplicated by Pharaoh’s magicians. The Lord is showing His unique power over and […]
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Exodus 8:1-15 Rescue from Hard Hearts 10/12/2025 Sermon
Sermon Video: Rescue From Hard Hearts > Exodus 8:1-15 8:1-7 Again. On the one hand, almost everything seen in these verses follows the pattern that we’ve already come across with […]
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Philippians 2:12-18 Sanctification
Noah Dziurawiec delivers the second sermon in a two-part series. This one is from Philippians, chapter 2.
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Exodus 7:14-25 No Other God 9/21/25 Sermon
: Lord, keep us from the hard-hearted rebellion of Pharaoh. If not for your grace, we would fall into the same trap. Instead: make us to trust and obey you, to respond to Jesus as our Savior-King, and therefore to wait patiently for your forever blessing that you’ve promised to your people.
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Exodus 7:1-13 That All May Know September 7, 2025 Sermon
What, will, and why. The time for the big showdown with Pharaoh has come: Moses and Aaron are sent to proclaim what God will do, what he has promised all along: that he would rescue his people from out of Egypt. In so doing, all of Egypt would come to know that he is the Lord, the one true God.
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Acts 2:46-47 How We Live August 31, 2025 Sermon and Specials
The growth of Christ’s church is the blessing that God gives as His people respond to His gospel by faith in Jesus. When we prize Gospel proclamation, Christ-centered fellowship, and intentional and sacrificial care for one another, we enjoy the blessing of being a church used by God to spread – and live in the enjoyment of – His gospel.
