Burlington Church of Christ - Weekly Sermons

Peter Leap preaches about how we can identify and go after spiritual blind spots in our lives.

Mike Balzer rolls out the Burlington Church theme for the year: Connected In Christ. His three points are: Connected Through Christ, Connected By Christ and Connected For Christ.

Peter Leap preaches that the best goal for the New Year is to make it our aim to please Jesus.

Mike Balzer walks us through how the Lord's prayer embodies the two greatest commandments (loving God and loving others), and how it is meant to be prayed daily, if not verbatim, then as a model for how to structure our prayers.

Peter Leap preaches about how God wants us to be encouraged in heart and united in love.

Mike Balzer preaches about some of the different facets of the gospel narrative- Humility, Generosity, Faith, Hope and Love.

This powerful lesson was the keynote speech at our annual women's day event. Our guest speaker, Lori Christiansen, shared about lessons she's learned through a variety of trials. Her points were: 1. Suffering Produces Perseverance 2. Suffering Gives Us a Heavenly Perspective 3. Suffering Draws Us Closer to Others 4. Suffering Draws Us Closer to God

Ralph Beerhorst leads a worship workshop about how the Psalms should shape our attitude towards the importance of worship.

Peter Leap preaches from Psalm 51 about the importance of asking God to grant us a willing spirit.

Mike Fix preaches about making the most of our lives by living a life of love and sacrifice.

Peter Leap preaches about how God wants us to keep love and faithfulness in our hearts from Proverbs 3:1-6

This sermon from our Women's Service on 9/16 looked at how Jesus perfectly balanced grace and truth as he loved those around him, focusing specifically on the story of Jesus and the woman caught in adultery. You can find the slideshow and video content here: http://bit.ly/lovinggracetruth

Mike Balzer preaches about how God wants to give us a lifetime supply of love

Ralph Beerhorst teaches about connection to God and one another in worship

The teens share convictions from teen camp, and Mike Balzer wraps up with a lesson from Ephesians 6 about putting on the armor of God, which enables us to stand firm.

Peter Leap talks about how God has given His Spirit to us so that we can be in step with Him and have the word, through Him, dwell richly in us.

Mike Balzer preaches about setting our hearts and minds on things of God

Peter Leap preaches about how God's grace means security and confidence for us, and that it is sufficient and empowers us.

Ralph Beerhorst discusses in a father's day message, how God is extravagantly generous to us, lavishing us with love and grace

David Leitzke discusses how God's love helps us love others, changes lives and changes perspectives

Ralph Beerhorst discusses how God's very nature is to protect and to bear all things

Mike Balzer discusses how God's protection is fierce, fortified, long term and gentle

Peter Leap takes us through two Old Testament stories to demonstrate how we can trust that God can change things in a single day, and that He believes that we can believe.

Mike Balzer talks about how it can be easy to get focused on doing the right things, and lose sight of Jesus.

Greg Martin does an exegetical message from Ephesians 4:11-16 and talks about how much God gives to the church and how that reflects how much He loves and values us.