In today’s sermon, Pastor Craig Kuhlman, at church in the Y shows us, through Hebrews, that God wants us to be faithful in this life despite our circumstances.
“Honoring the Faithful (Hebrews 11:1-3, 8-16)”
“Are You Ready for Your New Career? (1 Corinthians 2:9-10)”
In today’s sermon, Ron Morgan, at church in the Y, show us that God is preparing us in this life through the Holy Spirit for our new careers in the coming kingdom.
“The Disciples’ Prayer: Priority, Pattern, Provision, Promises (Luke 11:1-13)”
In today’s sermon, Pastor Craig Kuhlman, at church in the Y, helps us to understand what Jesus taught about how to pray enhances our relationship with God the Father.
“Hospitality or Hostility? Luke 10:38-42)”
In today’s sermon, Pastor Craig Kuhlman, at church in the Y, shows us through the story of Mary and Martha the importance of first prioritizing our relationship with the God the Father before we serve others.
“The Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37)”
In today’s sermon, Pastor Craig Kuhlman, at church in the Y, shows us through this story of the Good Samaritan that it takes belief and having trust in Jesus to inherit eternal life.
“Lord of the Harvest (Luke 10:1-11, 16-20)”
In today’s sermon, Pastor Craig Kuhlman, at church in the Y, shows us through Jesus’ teaching what we are to do as we’re sent out into His harvest to share the kingdom of God with others.
“The Story of Lazarus Is Also About You and Me (John 11:1-44)”
In today’s sermon, Elder Larry Omasta, at church in the Y, shows us that what Jesus did physically for Lazarus, He’s ultimately going to do spiritually for all of us – to resurrect us from our old dead physical bodies to a new spiritual eternal life.
“The Devil Made Me Do It (Luke 8:26-39)”
In today’s sermon, Pastor Craig Kuhlman, at church in the Y, shows us through this story that Jesus Christ has already conquered the devil and evil and that evil and sin will be entirely eliminated in the coming kingdom.
“Trinity Sunday (Doctrine of the Trinity) (John 16:12-15)”
In today’s sermon, Pastor Craig Kuhlman, at church in the Y, shows us that the trinity depicts that there is one God, who is one divine Being in three eternal, co-essential, yet distinct Persons – Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
“Birth of the Church (John 14:8-17, 25-27; Acts 2:1-21)”
In today’s sermon, Pastor Craig Kuhlman, at church in the Y, shows us the last words of Jesus to His disciples about the coming of the Holy Spirit which was fulfilled on the day of Pentecost.