Pastor Eric Ortscheid continues our sermon series, When Jesus Is Our King.

When Jesus is our King, we live differently, visibly, and with purpose so others can see how good our Father is.

• Jesus Makes Us Different — We live distinct from the world.
• Jesus Makes Us Visible — We live so others can see our faith.
• Jesus Gives Us Purpose — We live to reflect God’s goodness.

When Jesus is King, we live differently—and visibly.

Pastor Eric Ortscheid continues our sermon series, Your Kingdom Come, as we explore Matthew 5:7–12 and what it looks like to flourish among others—even in a broken world and when the world turns against us.

Jesus calls us to respond with mercy, not retaliation; integrity, not division; peace, not domination; and faithfulness, not compromise. The flourishing life is a life shaped by the character and way of Jesus.

Main Point: In the Beatitudes, Jesus shows us what it looks like to flourish among others.

Scripture: Matthew 5:7–12, Psalm 24:3–6, Colossians 1:19–20, Mark 10:42–45, 1 Peter 2:23

Pastor Eric Ortscheid continues our sermon series Your Kingdom Come as we explore the Beatitudes in Matthew 5.

Jesus shows us what it looks like to flourish before God—not through self-sufficiency, power, or lesser loves, but through spiritual neediness, lament, humility, and holy longing.

What does it look like to live under the reign of God? Join us as we learn to follow Jesus into a flourishing life shaped by His Kingdom.Scripture: Matthew 5:1–6Series: Your Kingdom ComePastor: Eric Ortscheid

Pastor Eric Ortscheid opens our sermon series on the Sermon on the Mount as we dive into Matthew 4:23–5:2 and discover why the Kingdom of God is truly good news.

Scripture: Matthew 4:23–5:2

Follow along as we explore Matthew 4:23–5:2 and learn that Jesus calls us to move beyond the crowd and step into authentic, life-shaping discipleship.

Whether you're seeking God's direction, looking to align your daily life with His reign, or ready to experience His healing grace, this message offers biblical encouragement to live under the loving rule of King Jesus.

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Pastor Eric Ortscheid completes our Summer Sermon Series as we explore Psalm 128 and discover God's design for a life that is blessed through reverence for Him.

Scripture: Psalm 128

Join us as we examine Psalm 128 and learn how fearing the Lord and walking in His ways leads to lasting joy, purpose, and blessing in our homes, our work, and our daily lives. Whether you're seeking wisdom for your family, your vocation, or your walk with Christ, this message offers biblical encouragement to trust God's design and experience His faithful care.

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Elder Robert Moll continues our summer sermon series as we dive into Psalm 127 and discover God's wisdom for building a life centered on Him.

Scripture: Psalm 127

Follow along as we explore Psalm 127 and learn that lasting security, purpose, and peace are found not in our own efforts, but in trusting the Lord. Whether you're navigating a busy season, carrying heavy responsibilities, or seeking God's direction, this message offers biblical encouragement to rely on His faithful provision.

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Pastor Dr. John Witte continues our summer sermon series with a message from Psalm 126 about finding joy and hope in seasons of waiting.

Sermon Title: God's Already and Not Yet Joy

Scripture: Psalm 126

When life feels dry, difficult, or uncertain, Psalm 126 reminds us to remember God's faithfulness and trust His timing.

Main Point: When times are challenging, remind yourself of what God has already done and anticipate what He will do, even if His timing feels like, "NOT YET."

Drawing from Psalm 126, John 1, John 14, Romans 8 & 10, Galatians 5 & 6, Psalm 30, 2 Corinthians 6, and 1 Corinthians 15, Dr. Witte encourages us to keep praying, keep planting seeds of faith and joy, and trust that God will bring restoration in His perfect time.

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Pastor William Davie continues our summer sermon series, Ascending the Hill, with a message from Psalm 125 that explores what it means to trust God with unwavering confidence.

Sermon Title: Be Like Mount Zion

📖 Scripture: Psalm 125

Psalm 125 declares that those who trust in the Lord are like Mount Zion—unshakable, secure, and established forever. In this message, Pastor William examines the nature of biblical trust, the obstacles that often undermine it, and how God forms a faith that remains steadfast through every circumstance.

Together, we'll explore:

• The different ways we experience and express trust
• The effects of broken trust and the enemies that challenge our faith
• How to build and restore trust in God
• What courageous, surrendered, and confident trust looks like in everyday life

• Why God's presence and promises make us secure, no matter what we face

Drawing from Proverbs 3, Job 13, Daniel 3, Luke 22, Romans 8, and Psalm 125, this message reminds us that true stability isn't found in our circumstances but in the God who surrounds His people and remains faithful forever.

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