Edmond Sermons

Have you ever felt like you weren't far enough down the road on this journey of faith? J.J. Seid points us back to the long story God tells through Jacob as he is finally reunited with his beloved son.

Cale Freeman continues our journey through Genesis with the reunion of Joseph and his brothers and the fulfillment of Joseph's dreams from Genesis 37.

David Adair preaches on Genesis 42 & 43, highlighting themes of forgiveness and restoration of relationship, and the call for God's people to be people of reconciliation.

On Pentecost Sunday, Seth Stewart preaches on the beauty and power that comes from the local church as the primary means of God's presence and power in the world.

Do you believe that God keeps his promises? David Adair help us see how Joseph's story paints for us a picture of what it looks like to trust God's faithfulness in the midst of extreme circumstances.

On Mother's Day, J.J. Seid reminds us all that Godly mothers are a pillar of a strong society, as he exhorts and encourages the women and mothers in the room to view and live motherhood as an incredibly act of stewardship.

A life of following God does not mean a life free of difficulty, opposition, or pain. What we can be sure of is this: no matter the circumstance or situation, God is with us.

David Adair walks us through events of Judah and Tamar in Genesis 38. A chapter that, while includes difficult themes around sexual brokenness, ultimately points to God's faithfulness to redeem and restore what's been broken.

We are back in Genesis, beginning our final series through this first book of the Bible. Today we pick up with the story of Joseph.

J.J. Seid concludes our journey to the cross and the empty grave with Jesus' post-resurrection appearance on the road to Emmaus--emphasizing the significance of the Old Testament and the Table.

David Adair opens up Luke's account of the resurrection of Jesus. He is not here, but has risen!

As we enter Holy Week, Cale Freeman walks us through the account of Jesus' final entry into Jerusalem as told in the Gospel of Luke.

What happens when Jesus sets his sights on you? David Adair answers this question with Jesus' encounter with Zacchaeus in Luke 19.

Seth Stewart asks us all to consider the question: "Who is Jesus to you?" as he walks us through Jesus' encounter with the ten lepers in Luke 17.

As we continue our journey to the cross, J.J. Seid walks us through the story of Mary & Martha in Luke 10-challenging us to recognize both or Mary inclinations & Martha tendencies.

Guest Tim Kimberly from Sacred Mission Church in Collins, IA, joins us to kick of our Lenten series: Journey to the Cross. Tim begins with Jesus in Luke 9 as he sets his face toward Jerusalem...

David Adair finishes our series on the attributes of God by opening Psalm 113 to look at God's transcendence and his immanence; we see that God's greatness and closeness are what lead us to worship him.

David Adair unpacks God's jealousy & all-sufficiency, urging the listener to therefore depend on him and rest in him.

Pastor J.J. Seid unpacks Isaiah's vision of the throne room of God, highlighting God's altogether otherness as well as his infinite mercy that we see displayed in the person of Jesus and his work on the cross.

Kevin Cawley continues our series on the attributes of God by proclaiming from Daniel 4 that God rules over all things with absolute authority and perfect goodness, inviting us to trust Him even when life is difficult to understand.

On this snowy, January Sunday, David Adair pauses our series on the attributes of God to spur us on to love each other as brothers and sisters in God. Exhorting us with Pauls encouragement to honor one another in Romans 12:10.

David Adair begins our new series, "Above All: Attributes of the Living God," by opening Isaiah 40 and teaching on God's incomprehesibility & knowability.