Gospel Mission Church - Sermons

Pastor Bradley Peters explores what it means to leave behind a gospel inheritance—a legacy that extends far beyond material wealth, personal accomplishments, or even national prosperity. Preaching during America's 250th anniversary celebration, he draws a connection between the inheritance passed down through generations in a nation and the far greater spiritual inheritance believers are called to...

Doa es kjeen Unjascheet: Aulemaun haft jesindicht un kjemt doarenn too kort, waut hee bie Gott sennen saul.  - Reema 3:23

True peace isn't found in perfect circumstances—it is found in the presence of Jesus Christ. In this encouraging message, Pastor Jake Dyck explores the peace that Jesus promised in John 14:27: "Peace I leave with you; My peace I give to you." Through personal stories, biblical teaching, and practical application, we're reminded that the world's peace is temporary, but Christ offers a deep, unshaka...

Dit es waut wie von am jehieet haben un junt nu sajen: Gott es Licht, un en am es nuscht diestret. - 1 Johanes 1:5

In this Father's Day message, Pastor Johnny Marten teaches that godly fatherhood is not about perfection but about faithfully passing on faith to the next generation. Using Psalm 78:5 as the foundation, he highlights God's command that fathers teach their children about His works and His ways. Pastor Johnny begins by examining the life of Jacob, a deeply flawed man who started life as a deceiver a...

En aul disem go du met een goodet Biespel un eene reine, iernste Lia veropp.  - Titus 2:7

James takes up a problem as old as Eden and as current as today: temptation. James first draws a sharp line between trials and temptations. Trials are situations designed by God to grow endurance and love; temptations are lures designed by the devil to produce sin and death. The promise sits right up front. “Blessed is the one who perseveres under trial,” because God sets a “crown of life” before...

Wie motten aula ver Christus sienen Rechtasstool komen, daut een jiedra sienen Loon kjricht fa waut hee en disem Läwen jedonen haft, auf goot ooda schlajcht. - 2 Korinta 5:10

Galatians 6 frames life together in the Spirit as a people who smell like Christ wherever they go, then puts boots on that aroma by naming how weight gets carried in the body. Paul names two kinds of weight. “Carry each other’s burdens” points to a crushing baros, the kind of freight no one can shoulder alone. “Each one should carry his own load” points to a phortion, like a soldier’s pack, a back...

Halpt eene däm aundren siene Laust droagen un doaderch doonen, waut Christus sien Jesaz velangt.  - Galata 6:2

The Great Commission sends disciples to “go,” and that sending rests on Christ’s claim that all authority is his. Matthew’s charge binds baptizing, teaching, and promised presence together so that the task is not a project but an extension of Jesus’ reign. Mark’s wording pushes the same mission outward to “all creation,” pressing the urgency of belief and the reality of judgment. Christ’s ascensio...

Hee säd to an: Got en de gaunze Welt nenn un prädicht aule Menschen daut Evangelium. - Markus 16:15

Pentecost marks the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, fifty days after the resurrection and ten days after the ascension. The day does not arrive in a vacuum. Israel’s calendar had already been singing this tune. Passover remembered freedom from Pharaoh; Christ’s cross gives freedom from sin. Firstfruits celebrated the start of harvest; Christ rose as “firstfruits” from the dead, opening a new kind o...

See worden aula met däm Heiljen Jeist jefelt un fungen aun en aundre Sproaken to räden, doano aus de Jeist an daut mäajlich muak.  - Aposteljeschicht 2:4

We recognize that grace, faith, and works belong together and that the single most dangerous trap for us as believers is the works mentality. We know that salvation stands on the plain fact that Jesus died and rose for us, and that God gives salvation by grace. We accept that gift by faith, and nothing we do can earn or add to that standing. Yet our feelings sometimes tell us otherwise; when we si...

dee to an säden: Jie Mana von Galiläa, wuarom sto jie hia un kjikjen nom Himmel? Dis Jesus, dee von junt em Himmel nenn jenomen wort, woat krakjt soo trigjkomen, aus jie am haben seenen nom Himmel foaren. - Aposteljeschicht 1:11

We gather around the clear commission of Jesus in Matthew 28 and commit ourselves to make disciples of all nations. We take his authority seriously and act on his command to go, baptize, and teach. We recognize that disciple making moves through public proclamation and ordinary conversation. We preach and teach so people can hear, believe, and call on Christ, and we also pursue everyday relationsh...

Mame äare Leew - Pastor Peter Thiessen Wua ekj no ut sie es dit, daut de Christen sikj ut een reinet Hoat un met een goodet Jewessen un eenen stoakjen Gloowen muchten goot sennen.  - 1 Timotäus 1:5

Proverbs 2:6-8 frames the morning as a petition for wisdom, protection, and uprightness over a newborn life, calling the community to ask God for knowledge and a guarded course for the child. The text reads wisdom and understanding as divine gifts that secure success and shield blameless walking, and the congregation dedicates the child before the church as a covenantal act of dependence and commu...

Un Samuel neem dän Huarn met Eelj, un saulwd David doa en, aus hee dua mank siene Breeda wia. Un däm Harn sien Jeist bewees sikj en Krauft opp David von däm Dach aun. Un Samuel jinkj trigj no Rama. - 1 Samuel 16:13

Luke 21:34 36 issues a clear call to vigilance as carousing drunkenness and the anxieties of life threaten to weigh down the heart. A pair of bee sting anecdotes opens the reflection and models a posture of thankful attention even in sudden pain. The text identifies three specific dangers. First carousing or dissipation describes a life spent seeking amusement and escape so that the heart avoids t...

Jefelt junt daut oba nich, däm Harn to deenen, dan wält junt vondoag, wäm jie deenen wellen: de Jetta waut june Vodasch aun jantsied vom Eufrat jedeent haben, ooda de Amorita äare Jetta, en dee äa Launt jie wonen. Ekj oba, un dee waut to mien Hus jehieren, wellen däm Harn deenen. - Josua 24:15

Ephesians 2 frames human life as divided: physical life does not guarantee spiritual life. The passage describes humanity as "dead in transgressions," moved by the ways of the world, the powers that wage war in the unseen realm, and the cravings of the flesh. Scripture shows these three forces as practical realities that shape choices, enslave appetites, and cloud the mind’s ability to perceive Go...

Sorcht junt om nuscht. Lot Gott met bäden un prachren un dankscheen sajen aules weeten waut junt fält! - Filippa 4:6

Faith faces tests in many forms: doubt, delay, contradiction, sickness, and deliberate opposition. The crucifixion and resurrection of Christ anchor the whole argument for trusting God, and that historic event forms the bedrock of belief. Scripture illustrates how testing appears even among the most devoted — John the Baptist questioned from prison, Peter denied, and Thomas demanded proof — and th...