Sermons

Does it ever feel like life is going well, and then all of a sudden we’re in the middle of a mess? Reverend Nadeem discusses how each decision, and action throughout our day creates a sequence of events that leads us to where we are in this very moment. He challenges us to think about what it would feel like to feel fully restored, and how being intentional with our daily spiritual habits can bring us closer to Christ and help us live fully restored.

Reverend Nadeem begins a Lenten Series that will help us contemplate how we can live a life feeling “restored.” Join us as he discusses the importance of acknowledging our own messes.

Jesus is God – this is the message of the gospel of John. Many in the world today, including so called Christians say that Jesus was just another good teacher or a prophet. Many non-believer scholars argue that Jesus never claimed to be God. But that is not true. Jesus on many occasions made claims to be God. Jesus does what God does. He knows what God knows. He has the power to give life. And, he will judge. No one else, but Jesus has been given the authority to judge.

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Pastor Nadeem continues preaching sermon series “What Sort of Man is This” and in this sermon focuses on Mark 1: 21-28 and talk about Jesus’ authority as the teacher. In this text the Jewish congregation in Capernaum was surprised at his sermon because Jesus spoke as an authority and didn’t try to prove his points by quoting others—so forthright, so confident—not quibbling and quoting like the religion scholars. Scribes spoke ABOUT God, but Jesus spoke FOR God. Pastor Nadeem teaches how can submitting to Jesus’ authority as the teacher change our lives and help us grow in our relationship to Jesus?

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Rev. Tim Beck joins us again this Sunday, as we continue to dive deeper into the “Ask It!” series. In this sermon, we begin to focus on Time and how scripture tells us our days and the amount of time we have here on Earth already determined. When we begin to think about how we spend our time, does it align with our own values, and is that time helping us draw closer to God?

As we begin a new year, we’re also beginning a new Sermon Series that will continue throughout the month of January. Reverend Tim Beck, joins us today to begin our “Ask It!” series. In today’s sermon, Reverend Tim Beck discusses how frequently we make choices throughout each day, and what each of those decisions might look like if we posed a question: In light of my past experiences, my current circumstances, and my future hopes and dreams…what is the wise thing to do?