Sermons

Born to be Free

Uncovering the Evidence of our Freedom through the Faith of Abraham (Galatians 3:7-14)

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Drifting Toward a Church Club

There is a noticeable drift in the local church toward “church club.” The church experience has become more about image, entertainment and what’s trending rather than worship, fellowship, serving and making disciples. After all, clubs are typically all about glorifying the individual through an event experience. In contrast, the authentic local church is all about...

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Celebrating Harvest

It’s time for harvest! The farmers are battling rainy and wet conditions to bring in the harvest as the combines are in the fields bringing in the grain. They’ve worked hard since early Spring in anticipation for harvest. They’ve disked, planted, removed rocks, irrigated, cultivated, sprayed insecticide, dealt with various varmints and I’m sure many...

Sermons

Born to be Free

Uncovering the Evidence of our Freedom through Personal Experience (Galatians 3:1-6)

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Discipleship Thoughts

Have you ever thought what it might be like to have lived back in the 1st Century? Back during the times we read about in the book of Acts? There were miracles, the church was sending missionaries all throughout the known world, new churches were starting almost every week. Most importantly, people were being saved. One...

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Community

Community Are you lonely even in a crowd? Even though we have smart phones, world-wide internet access and various social media platforms where we can interact and communicate with people, loneliness among Americans seems to get worse not better. What we’ve discovered is a social media “friend” doesn’t guarantee friendship. The General Social Survey found that the...

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Availability

Availability Cheri and I were able to spend the weekend with family. We had family visiting from Ohio, and we all got together with our sons and their family in Omaha. You might say it was a small family reunion. Some of us even went to the Buckeye vs. Husker game and that was an...