Hallowed is an old English word that means to treat something as sacred. It means to be captivated, astonished, melted with grateful joy for who God is and what he has done. For many years, I felt I didn’t know how to praise God, because nobody ever gave me specifics. As we look now at one phrase in the Lord’s Prayer, “Hallowed be thy name,” we’ll …

Surrendering All to Jesus Pt. 1

Pastor Randy continues through the book of James

Sermon from 1 Timothy 3:1-13 in St. Charles, IL

Take Every Thought Captive

A sermon on Psalm 30:1-12.

A riot forms in Jerusalem over the presence of the Apostle Paul. How will he respond?

The book of Joshua presents to us a new era in redemptive history. Moses has died and Joshua is called to lead the next generation of Israelites into the promised land. Joshua is important in the overarching story arc of the bible for two reasons. First, it fulfills the God's land promise given to Abraham that his offspring would inhabit. Second, t…

By Many or by Few | 1 Samuel 13:15-14:23 | Chipper Flaniken

What comes to mind when you hear the word evangelism—street preaching, door knocking, or awkward conversations? In this powerful sermon on Matthew 28:16-20, we explore how Jesus empowered hesitant disciples to share the Gospel with boldness. With shocking statistics on the decline of Christianity, practical action steps, and a fresh perspective on …

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A promise. A presumption. A priority. A purpose. We continue our start of the Book of Acts as we delve into the focus verse of the book Acts 1:8.

Jesus displays His authority by proclaiming the good news, casting out demons, and healing the sick, ultimately pointing forward to His triumph over sin, disease, and the devil. Therefore, Christians should be in awe of Christ’s authority and confident of His victory when He returns in glory.

Kirjoittanut David Skipp with Julie Shimizu

Kirjoittanut Marty Freeman

2 Corinthians 8:1-9

Sermon on the Mount Teachings

Scripture: Romans 7:13-25. The law can't free us, but Jesus can!

Imagine this scenario: you’re closing out a doctrinally instructive letter to a growing church in Rome. You’ve poured out chapter after chapter of rich theology, covering the depths of human sin and the heights of God’s redemptive love in Christ. And now it’s time to sign off. You’ve sent greetings to everyone you know and warned against false teac…