Community Church Roselawn

This sermon series focuses on each of the “I Am’s” of Jesus as found in the gospel of John. Today we learn more about what Jesus meant when he identified himself as the True Vine and about the importance of remaining connected to Jesus as we seek to become more Christ-like.

Well learn more about what Jesus meant when he identified himself as the way, the truth and the life. Through Jesus alone is the only way to be saved.

This sermon series focuses on each of the “I Am’s” of Jesus as found in the gospel of John. Today we will learn more about what Jesus meant when he identified himself as the gate. We hear how Jesus alone determines who is allowed to enter heaven.

"Today is week two of our sermon series entitled, “Jesus: In His Own Words.” This Sunday we will learn more about what Jesus meant when he identified himself as The Light of the World. Come and hear how Jesus alone is the only one who can lead someone out of the deep darkness that is present in this world."

Today Pastor Jul Medenblik helps kick off our new sermon series, "I AM; Jesus in his own words."

We conclude our sermon series entitled, “Abraham-A Journey Of Faith.” We look together at Hebrews 11:13-16. Here we will find how Abraham will indeed enter the promised land-the same promised land that all who journey with God in faith will enter when Jesus returns in glory.

We continue our sermon series entitled, “Abraham-A Journey Of Faith.”  We read through Genesis 22:1-19. Here we will find how Abraham in faith was willing to surrender to God what he valued most in his life-His son Isaac. Are you willing to surrender to God what you value most in your life as you journey in faith?

We look together at Genesis 19, and we're reminded of the importance of repentance before Jesus returns.  "Pastor Jim shared with us a quote from Charles Swindle that says, "God's mercy has an expiration date."   We have a merciful God, a loving God, a God who desires that no one should perish, but we know that God's mercy has an expiration date.  Come to Christ in repentance a...

"Today we turn to Genesis 18:16-33 and will be learning together from God and Abraham how important intercessory prayer is for anyone who chooses to take a faith journey with God. "

Today we turn to Genesis 18:1-15 and hear about how our God is able to do anything because of His almighty and omnipotent power. We will also address the age old question of - If God is a loving and all powerful God than why does he not use that power to deliver me from my problems.

We will look at Genesis 15:1-6 as we learn how experiencing doubt in our faith walk just might be one way that God chooses to grow our faith.

We are looking at Genesis 15:1-6 as we learn how experiencing doubt in our faith walk just might be one way that God chooses to grow our faith.

"Happy New Year! ...Yes…But for some 2023 begins with carrying into the new year the ongoing pains and struggles of 2022 that have not yet been resolved. How can you face a less than promising future as you enter 2023?  We turn to Isaiah 43 and hear how God will make a way for you where there seems to be no way forward." - Pastor Jim

"This Christmas morning we look at the beginning of the gospel of John and explore God's perfect communication to us through the incarnation - the coming of Christ!"

"This week we welcome Pastor Barry Foster as we unwrap the gift of Love. The Apostle John, in his letter of I John, gives us a first-hand perspective on the magnitude of this GIFT OF LOVE.  At a time of the year when the world focuses on tangible presents, the abstract gift of God’s love is by far the biggest and most important gift at Christmas."

Today welcome Pastor Laryn Zoerhof as we unwrap the gift of Peace by seeing how Joseph found peace when his life seemed to be caving in around him. By listening to the voice of God and choosing to do what is right, no matter the price, he experienced the peace of heart and mind that can only be found in Jesus.

Would you like to have yourself a very merry little Christmas? Would you like to have a happy and joyful holiday? Could it be that you are looking for happiness and joy in all the wrong places? Today we learn how we can find this kind of happiness and joy in the person of Jesus Christ.

We begin our Advent Sermon Series on “Unwrapping 4 Christmas gifts”: Hope, Joy, Peace, and Love. Today we will be unwrapping the gift of hope. This hope is so desperately needed for anyone who finds themselves facing hopeless circumstances.

What is it that you have your eyes set on and that you want more than anything else? Could it be something that belongs to your neighbor? Let's look together at what it means to not covet anything that belongs to your neighbor.

"The ninth commandment.  We tackle the complexities of lying and find encouragement in Christ to be honest."

Today we look at the eighth commandment-You Shall Not steal. We will be opening Gods Word to show how we do steal secretly, forcefully and neglectfully.

The seventh commandment-You Shall Not Commit Adultery. We will be opening Gods Word to John 8 and reading together the story of the woman caught in adultery. Jesus himself will challenge all of us to become less judgmental and more compassionate to anyone who has committed a sin.

We are looking at the sixth commandment-You Shall Not Murder. Maybe you think that this is the one commandment that you will not be found guilty of disobeying. Really? We are reminded that we are all guilty of murder in Gods eyes and in need of repentance.

This week we are looking at the fifth commandment. This commandment calls us to honor our father and our mother. We will be challenged on how to show honor and respect to our parents in 6 practical ways.

This Sunday we will be hearing a message on the fourth commandment. Is remembering to keep the sabbath day holy still a commandment that we are called to obey? If so, then why are we worshipping on Sunday? Join us this Sunday as we discern from God’s Word this matter of Sabbath keeping for Christians today