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In this powerful conclusion to the Book of Ruth at Seed Christian Fellowship, Pastor Dave shows how Boaz courageously steps up as kinsman redeemer at the town gate—redeeming the land, marrying Ruth, and providing rest for Naomi—while God’s unseen providence turns emptiness, bitterness, and loss into victory. Through Obed, Jesse, and David, this story points straight to Jesus, our ultimate Go’el wh...

In this joyful message from Pastor Dave on Luke 15:1-10, Jesus tells the parables of the lost sheep and lost coin to reveal God’s relentless, reckless love. The Good Shepherd leaves the ninety-nine to search for the one lost sheep, and the woman sweeps the house until she finds her coin; both resulting in great rejoicing in heaven over one sinner who repents. While the religious leaders grumbled,...

In this heartfelt message from Pastor Dave at Seed Christian Fellowship on Ruth chapter 3, Naomi seeks rest and security for Ruth by directing her to Boaz, their kinsman redeemer. Ruth boldly lays at Boaz’s feet in faith, and he responds with kindness, protection, and the promise of full redemption—providing for the widows and pointing us to Jesus Christ, our ultimate Go’el who redeems us from the...

In this powerful message from Pastor Dave at The Seed Christian Fellowship, Jesus’ Parable of the Two Sons (Matthew 21:28-32) challenges us: Which son truly obeyed the father - the one who said “no” but later went to work in the vineyard, or the one who said “yes” but never showed up? In the tense context of Holy Week confrontations, the parable exposes empty words versus genuine repentance and ob...

In this encouraging message on Ruth chapter 2 from Pastor Dave at Seed Christian Fellowship, Ruth—facing loss and life as a foreigner—refuses self-pity and boldly seeks kindness in the fields. There she meets Boaz, who shows her protection, provision, and hesed (God’s unfailing love), reminding us that God sees, rewards faithfulness, and shelters us under His wings. Be ruthless against self-pity,...

Happy Birthday to the church! In this passionate Pentecost message at Seed Christian Fellowship, Jordan Laemmlen unpacks Acts 2 as the fiery birth of the church, where the Holy Spirit empowers ordinary disciples with boldness and purpose. Through the disciples’ highs, lows, doubts, and surrender, we’re reminded that the same Helper is here for us today - comforting, convicting, and setting our hea...

In this opening message on the Book of Ruth at Seed Christian Fellowship, Pastor Dave introduces the powerful Hebrew word "hesed" — God's unfailing, steadfast, loyal love and kindness. Through Elimelech's self-reliant move to Moab, Naomi's bitterness after loss, and Ruth's faithful commitment ("Your God will be my God"), we see the choice between trusting oursel...

On Mother’s Day, Pastor Dave teaches from Luke 7:36-50 (with Joseph’s story in Genesis 50) on the beautiful connection between forgiveness and love. A notoriously sinful woman crashes a Pharisee’s dinner, weeps at Jesus’ feet, wipes them with her hair, and pours out a year’s wages in perfume. Jesus tells the parable of two debtors—one forgiven little, one forgiven much—and declares, “Her many sins...

In the final week of the “Reckless Love of God” series, Pastor Dave teaches on the Parable of the Prodigal Son (Luke 15:11-32). The younger son demands his inheritance, leaves home, and wastes everything in wild, reckless living until he hits rock bottom and returns repentant. The father runs to embrace him with compassion, restores him fully, and throws a joyful celebration. Meanwhile, the resent...

In this powerful short message from Pastor Dave, Jesus’ Parable of the Two Sons (Matthew 21:28-32) challenges us: Which son truly obeyed? Pastor Dave reveals how those forgiven much love much, calling us to release bitterness, forgive others, and especially forgive ourselves so we can walk in God’s abundant grace and freedom. Open your heart and be transformed - tune in today! #Forgiveness #GodsGr...

Pastor Dave continues the “Parable Wearable Shareable Parables” series with Jesus’ parable of the workers in the vineyard (Matthew 20:1-16). A landowner repeatedly goes out to hire workers at different hours of the day, yet pays everyone the same full wage at evening. The early workers grumble at the owner’s generosity, revealing their hearts of comparison and entitlement. Jesus flips human expect...

In week two of the “Reckless Love” series, Pastor Dave continues through Luke 15:1-10, unpacking the parables of the lost sheep and the lost coin. He emphasizes God’s outrageous, initiative-taking love that actively leaves the ninety-nine, searches diligently, and joyfully carries the lost one home. The sermon highlights the extravagant heavenly rejoicing — more over one repentant sinner than over...

In a shallow, distracted world, this raw and passionate sermon from Fred Knifer on Philippians 1:9 challenges you to dig deep into Scripture—moving from spiritual milk to meat—so your love may abound in real knowledge and sharp discernment, empowering you to abandon old narratives, forgive radically, love fiercely, and live with a heart fully surrendered to Christ. Let this stirring call to seriou...

Pastor Dave's sermon explores God's extravagant, audacious, and "reckless" love through Ezekiel 34 and the Parable of the Lost Sheep in Luke 15. Contrasting negligent shepherds with the Good Shepherd who actively searches for, rescues, and joyfully carries home the one lost sheep, the message emphasizes that God’s overwhelming love pursues sinners relentlessly — leaving the ninety-nine, welcoming...

In a chaotic world filled with anxiety and noise, discover the deep, unshakable rest found only in Jesus, the Prince of Peace. This inspiring sermon from Jordan Laemmlen contrasts the world’s fragile calm with the Bible’s rich vision of shalom—true wholeness, harmony with God, and flourishing in every season. Drawing from Jesus’ comforting words in John 14 on the night before His crucifixion, you’...

Pastor Dave’s sermon, titled with the two powerful words “Resurrection Reconciliation,” examines Jesus’ post-resurrection conversation with Peter in John 21. After Peter’s three denials of Christ, Jesus gently restores him through three probing questions of love (agape vs. phileo), recommissioning him to “feed my sheep” despite his failure. The message highlights how the resurrection overcomes rej...

What if you heard the Easter story straight from one of Jesus' own disciples? In this vivid first-person message, Pastor Dave steps into Nathaniel's shoes, taking us from the fig tree to the empty tomb, through the parables of Matthew 13, and all the way to the upper room where the risen Christ walked through locked doors and said "Peace be with you." If you've ever wrestled...

Pastor Dave weaves Luke 24 into a vivid three-panel tapestry of the resurrection: the women at the empty tomb, the road to Emmaus, and Jesus suddenly appearing among the fearful disciples in the upper room—where they mistake Him for a ghost amid their trouble and doubt. In this engaging Easter message, he reminds us that Jesus steps right into our blackouts of fear, doubt, and shattered hopes with...

This past Easter Sunday Pastor Dave gave a message bursting with resurrection joy! Titled around the power of the empty tomb, it dives into Matthew 28 where the angel boldly commands the women: “Do not be afraid” (said twice!), “Come and see” the place where He lay, and “Go quickly and tell” the disciples that Jesus has risen—just as He promised. With heartwarming stories of stepping out in faith...

The Easter sermon titled "Resurrection Hope" proclaims that the empty tomb brings resurrection hope that declares the game is never over, offering complete forgiveness, new life, and confident assurance that Jesus is the resurrection and the life for all who believe, no matter how defeated or hopeless we feel.

This past Sunday, Pastor Dave shared that Jesus is still riding into our lives with a loud 'Hosanna — Save us!' — He knows your future, He’s relentlessly seeking you as His pearl of great price, and He transforms all your pain and brokenness into something radiant and priceless; don’t miss this powerful Holy Week — come and experience the Savior who gave everything for you! Come join us fo...

This Palm Sunday sermon, "Praise, Protest, or Passive?" (from Luke 19:28-44), invites you into the triumphant entry of Jesus on a donkey amid shouting crowds crying "Hosanna! Save us now!" some praising wildly, others protesting as religious leaders, and many remaining passively indifferent while Jesus weeps over the city for missing the Prince of Peace. The challenge: Which cr...

In his lively sermon at the Seed Christian Fellowship, Jordan Laemmlen dove into Luke 15’s famous parables of the lost sheep, lost coin, and prodigal son, unveiling God’s wild, zealous love that chases after every wanderer, lost treasure, and rebellious heart—only to throw heaven’s biggest party when they’re found. He dropped fresh insight on how the stories hint at the Trinity itself, warned agai...

Discover how the risen Jesus steps right into the disciples’ fear and doubt—greeting them with “Peace be with you,” proving His reality, and renewing their hope—reminding us that He still enters our darkest moments today to bring unshakable peace and resurrection hope in this uplifting message, “A Hope Renewed.”

What if the greatest treasure in the world isn't buried gold or rare antiques-but YOU-and Jesus sold everything He had, even His life, just to make you His forever? Discover the heart-stirring truth behind this hidden gem in Matthew 13 in today's message, "Trinkets of Treasures."