In today’s sermon, Pastor Craig Kuhlman, at church in the Y, shows us how that what God asks us to seek first in Matthew 6:33 is related to the church.
“Why are we here? Seeking the Kingdom (Matthew 6:33)”
“The Big Picture – The Greatness of God (Isaiah 40:1-31)”
In today’s sermon, Elder Larry Helscher on Zoom shows us that the message from Isaiah is about God’s greatness as well as His tenderness and mercy extended to all of us through Jesus.
“Where Does God Dwell and Where Shall We Dwell for Eternity? (2 Samuel 7:1-14)” [Part 1]
In today’s sermon, Pastor Craig Kuhlman on Zoom begins his two part message by showing us that we are going to dwell with God for all eternity in a place called heaven.
“Universally Chosen (Ephesians 1:3-14)”
In today’s sermon, Pastor Craig Kuhlman on Zoom shows us that through this passage of scripture, Paul is sharing with us God’s universal plan of salvation for all which is so encouraging.
“Be Strong and Courageous – Regathering (Joshua 1:1-9)”
In today’s sermon, Pastor Craig Kuhlman on Zoom shows us that it is through spiritual strength and being courageous that we will be able to have services together again at the YMCA.
“Some Keys to Finishing Well (2 Corinthians 4:16-17)”
In today’s sermon, Assistant Pastor Ed Stonick on Zoom shows us that as we get much older in life, God will show us how to finish our life with gratitude and generosity
“A Tale of Three Fathers (Hebrews 13:20-21)”
In today’s sermon, Elder Jim Roberts on Zoom shows us that we are included in God’s eternal covenant, which is a God initiated free gift showing His mercy, love, and grace.
“What’s it all about Alphie? The Gospel According to Ron (Romans 8:1-39)”
In today’s sermon, guest speaker Ron Morgan on Zoom shows us that God loves each one of us and His plan is that we will become heirs with Jesus Christ in the kingdom.
“Speaking of Faith – Temporal Vs Eternal Thinking (2 Corinthians 4:13-5:1)”
In today’s sermon, Pastor Craig Kuhlman on Zoom shows us that eternal thinking, inspired by God, is so important and amazing compared to our normal temporal thinking.
“Moving from Darkness to Light (John 3:1-17)”
In today’s sermon, guest speaker Nan Kuhlman on Zoom shows us, on Trinity Sunday, that even though we all struggle with shame and guilt, we can move toward a greater understanding of God’s love for us and thus be able to share that love with others.