How To Undo The Devils Work? That is the theme of our message from the fifth Sunday after the Epiphany of our Lord. We’re marching from the River Jordan to the Mount of Transfiguration.

How To Undo The Devils Work? That is the theme of our message from the fifth Sunday after the Epiphany of our Lord. We’re marching from the River Jordan to the Mount of Transfiguration.
Do you hear what I hear? On this 4th Sunday after the Epiphany of our Lord we need to hear what our God has to say.
Committed to The Lofty Charge is the second sermon in our Epiphany series From the River to the Mountain. This Sunday, using the prophet Jonah, we looked at how all of us are committed to the lofty charge of the gospel ministry.
A public endorsement can be an important thing if you have a new product. Maybe you have a great idea and you want to tell the world! How would you go about doing that?
Good News of Great Joy for All sounds easy enough. This is the final sermon in our Christmas series. We talked about some bad ideas in this sermon – 70s attire, bagless vacuums, and the gospel going back to the Jews. They rejected it! True, but that doesn’t mean God doesn’t want them. The gospel is for all! Does that mean sinners?
In our text from the Gospel of Matthew this morning Jesus Appears as the Fisher of Men. Now if you check out our children’s message from this morning, you’ll see that not everyone knows about fishing – of any kind!