Harvest Liberty Lake Church

Sometimes God's work is quiet, but no less powerful. In Genesis 26, we encounter the only chapter devoted to Isaac — a man often overshadowed by his father Abraham and his son Jacob. Yet through Isaac's seemingly ordinary faithfulness, God shows us that His promises are unstoppable. In this sermon, Pastor Sam Kraemer unpacks the life of Isaac to reveal two powerful truths: God's Morality Transcend...

In Genesis 25, God's covenant promises continue to unfold through Isaac's family—but not without obstacles. Abraham's other descendants become rivals to the promise, Rebekah's barrenness threatens the promise's future, and the cultural expectation that the firstborn should inherit is overturned when God chooses Jacob over Esau. Through it all, we're reminded that God's faithfulness is not limited...

From Genesis 24, Pastor Sam Kraemer preaches on the remarkable providence of God in bringing together Isaac and Rebekah. Abraham's dying concern was not just finding a wife for his son—it was seeing God's covenant promise continue to the next generation. Through Abraham's faith, the servant's prayer, and Rebekah's obedience, we witness a pattern of trust, dependence, and submission to God's will....

In this message, Pastor Sam Kraemer walks through Genesis 23 and the account of Sarah's death—one of the most easily overlooked yet deeply meaningful moments in Scripture. What seems like a simple record of a burial becomes a profound lesson on faith, mourning, and eternal hope. We see Abraham not as a hero immune to grief, but as a husband who weeps and worships. His mourning reminds us that even...

When God asked Abraham to sacrifice his only son, Isaac, it was more than a test of obedience—it was a revelation of God's perfect provision. In this powerful message from Genesis 22, Pastor Sam Kraemer walks us through Abraham's ultimate moment of faith and how it points us forward to the cross of Jesus Christ. We'll see that: 1️⃣ God gives His people tests—not to make them fail, but to strengthe...

In Genesis 21, we come to the long-awaited fulfillment of God's promise: the birth of Isaac. Abraham and Sarah waited 25 years, enduring moments of doubt, failure, and even laughter at the impossibility of God's word. Yet, at the exact time God appointed, He gave them a son. In this sermon, Pastor Sam unpacks: The miracle of Isaac's birth — why it was only possible by the hand of God. The testing...

In Genesis 20, Abraham once again falls into an old and familiar sin—choosing fear of man over faith in God by deceiving Abimelech about Sarah. This passage reminds us that sins are often more besetting and repeatable than we realize, but also that God's grace is more extensive than we could ever imagine. In this sermon, Pastor Sam Kraemer unpacks Abraham's repeated failure, his weak excuses, and...

In this sermon from Genesis 19, Pastor Sam Kraemer walks us through the sobering account of Sodom and Gomorrah. Together we see: The wickedness of the city – the depth and spread of sin that brought God's judgment. Lot's lingering heart – the dangers of compromise and loving the world too much. The mercy of God – even in judgment, the Lord extends rescue and grace. This passage reminds us that sin...

The sermon centers on the importance of prayer and encouragement for political leaders, drawing from the kingly Psalms of David to illustrate principles of support and trust in divine sovereignty. It emphasizes the need to balance active engagement in civic life with a steadfast reliance on God, avoiding panic or compromise in pursuit of political power, and ultimately pointing towards Jesus Chris...

Why would a loving God judge sinners so harshly? In Genesis 18, Abraham pleads with God for the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah, asking, "Will you sweep away the righteous with the wicked?" This age-old question is still asked today: Why does God send good people to hell? In this sermon, Pastor Sam Kraemer unpacks: Why Scripture teaches that no one is truly righteous—"no, not one" (Romans 3:10). How...

In Psalm 19, David reminds us that God has revealed Himself in two books: the book of creation and the book of Scripture. Creation shouts the glory of God—the heavens declare His majesty and the earth testifies to His power. But God has also given us something even greater: His Word, which revives the soul, enlightens the eyes, and points us to our Redeemer. In this message, Pastor Sam Kraemer wal...

The sermon explores the themes of divine strength and deliverance in the face of overwhelming trouble, drawing heavily from Psalm 18 to illustrate God's unwavering presence and power. It emphasizes that even amidst personal struggles, whether financial, relational, or spiritual, believers can find solace and security in knowing God as a personal, powerful, and faithful protector. The message ultim...

In Psalm 17, David gives us a rare title in the Psalms: "A prayer of David." This prayer models how to run to God in times of false accusation, hardship, and spiritual opposition. Pastor Sam Kraemer opens with a story about Kobe Bryant's relentless dedication to the fundamentals—reminding us that in the Christian life, prayer is one of those "basics" we must never grow weary of. David's example in...

In this sermon from Psalm 16, Pastor Sam Kraemer explores the profound goodness of God, both in the present and in the promises to come. Drawing from David's reflections, we learn that our ultimate motivation to follow God is not fear of punishment, but the goodness of His character and His promises of protection, provision, and eternal joy. As David took refuge in God, so can we, finding security...

Psalm 15 opens with a searching question: "O Lord, who shall sojourn in your tent? Who shall dwell on your holy hill?" The answer is a portrait of a righteous person—blameless, truthful, committed, generous, and wise. But if we're honest, none of us meets the standard. This sermon explores each of these five marks and helps us see how they ultimately point us to Jesus Christ—the only One truly wor...

What does it mean to live as if God doesn't exist? In this powerful message from Psalm 14, we explore the biblical definition of a fool—not someone who simply lacks intelligence, but one who stubbornly rejects the truth of God's existence. This psalm, echoed throughout Scripture, confronts both theoretical and practical atheism—the kind that denies God with the lips or with a godless lifestyle. Yo...

In this message from our Summer Through the Psalms series, we explore Psalm 13—a short but powerful Psalm of lament. David's cry of "How long, O Lord?" resonates deeply with anyone who has walked through seasons of prolonged suffering, silence, or spiritual dryness. Pastor Sam Kraemer walks us through the honest, raw movement of this psalm: from sorrow, to seeking, to song. Whether your suffering...

In Psalm 12, David cries out in a world filled with lies and deception. This message explores the contrast between the destructive words of the wicked and the pure, life-giving words of the Lord. God's Word doesn't just comfort—it saves. And ultimately, that Word became flesh in Jesus Christ. Watch this sermon to be reminded of where to place your trust in a world full of noise. #Psalm12 #SummerTh...

In this final message from our summer series in Genesis, Pastor Sam Kraemer walks through Genesis 17, where God gives Abraham the covenant sign of circumcision. Though the topic may feel uncomfortable at first, this chapter reveals deep spiritual truths about how God relates to His people—through covenant, promises, and grace. As Abraham receives the final element of God's covenant, we see three p...

In Genesis 16, we witness a tragic but familiar pattern: God's people, growing impatient with His timing, take matters into their own hands—with painful consequences. As Abram and Sarai attempt to fulfill God's promise through human means, we see a breakdown of faith, the rise of dysfunction, and the deep personal suffering that follows. But amid the fallout, a powerful truth emerges: God is not a...

In this foundational message from Genesis 15, Pastor Sam Kraemer unpacks one of the most significant chapters in the book of Genesis—and indeed in the entire Bible. As we continue our study through the life of Abram, we come to the powerful moment when God's promises are sealed not merely with words, but through covenant. Pastor Sam outlines two vital truths from the passage: Righteousness Comes b...

What do an ancient battle, a daring rescue, and a mysterious priest-king have in common? They all point us to Jesus. In Genesis 14, Abram defeats a coalition of kings to rescue his nephew Lot. But the real highlight comes when he meets Melchizedek, the priest of God Most High—a foreshadowing of Christ, our eternal Priest and King. This message explores how God fulfills His promises through weaknes...

In this message from Genesis 12:10–20, Pastor Sam Kraemer walks us through one of the lowest moments in Abraham's life—a time marked by fear, compromise, and deception. As Abraham flees famine in the Promised Land and lies about his wife Sarai in Egypt, we see how even the father of faith had moments of deep failure. But more importantly, we see something greater: the unwavering faithfulness of Go...

God's Promises to Imperfect People | Genesis 12:1–9 In this sermon, Pastor Sam Kraemer unpacks the call of Abram and the powerful promises God made to him—promises rooted in grace, not perfection. Learn how God's faithfulness to Abram points us to Jesus and calls us to respond with faith and obedience today. 📖 Text: Genesis 12:1–9 🎙️ Preacher: Pastor Sam Kraemer 🏠 harvestlibertylake.com

Even the greatest among us can wrestle with deep doubt. In this honest and hope-filled message, we explore the moment when John the Baptist—God's chosen forerunner—begins to question if Jesus is truly the Messiah. What triggered his doubts? What does Jesus do in response? In Luke 7:18–23, we see that: Doubts arise in trials – When suffering clouds our view, it's easy to wonder if God is still at w...