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Our Mourning and Fasting Gives Way to Feasting Easter Sunday Sermon: Reverend Ross Henzi

Time in God's Word with Pastor Moldenhauer! Maundy Thursday

Palm Sunday sermon by Pastor Nathan Moldenhauer.

We continue with our sermon series, Exactly What We Need, with this week's sermon by Reverend Ross Henzi.  Exactly What We Need - Sight We are by nature spiritually blind. God is the One who leads us to see.

Weekly message from Pastor Moldenhauer!

Jesus Quenches Our Thirsty Souls with Living Water (Pastor Nathan Moldenhauer) Christian brothers and sisters, when our sin and guilt is out in the open, when we’re honest about it, when we’re done hiding it and trying to self-treat it, Jesus quenches our thirsty souls with living water. This is what it is “to worship the Father in the Spirit and in truth.” Jesus offers the Samaritan woman living...

A Plan Set in Motion (Reverend Ross Henzi) 1. God gives promises 2. Promises create faith 3. Faith compels action A long time ago, a plan was set in motion. God made plans to bring us exactly what we needed. His plan was to bring a Savior into the world. God used his people to carry out that plan. And now he’s using us. God is using us to tell others about the Savior who has come. May we be found...

Time in God's Word with Pastor Moldenhauer 2-12-26

Time in God's Word  with Pastor Moldenhauer 2/19/26

Jesus Rewrites the Script by Pastor Nathan Moldenhauer Does it ever feel like the script has already been written? Are you familiar with that phraseology and idea? “The script has already been written?” Your car breaks down. The garage tells you it is going to cost this much to fix. You go home and open your mail, and there is a check for that exact amount. You have your mind and heart set on a ce...

Let’s explore the ancient words of the prophet Zechariah—words written hundreds of years before Jesus walked the earth, yet describing his final days with breathtaking accuracy. You'll be amazed at what you discover: How did Zechariah know about the thirty pieces of silver? The piercing on the cross? The disciples scattering in fear? The cleansing power of Jesus' sacrifice? As we read th...

It is Good for Us to Be Here! (Reverend Ross Henzi) 1- To witness Jesus' glory 2- To remember his mission 3- To listen to his word

Oh, Teach Me, Lord, To Trust You! (Pastor Nathan Moldenhauer) Brothers and sisters, think of what you were when you were called. Not many of you were wise by human standards; not many were influential; not many were of noble birth. But God chose the foolish things of the world to shame the wise; God chose the weak things of the world to shame the strong. God chose the lowly things of this world an...

What Were You Made To Do? (Pastor Nathan Moldenhauer)  Now to be clear, I’m not talking about your occupation or career. I’m not asking about a hobby you really enjoy, a sport you have always excelled at. I’m not even talking about being a mom or dad, a wife, husband, son, daughter, brother, sister, grandparent. Rather, you and I are Christians. We believe and trust in Jesus as our only Savior fro...

Letters to a Young Pastor (1 Timothy 6) You know what the “prosperity gospel” is, don’t you? You may have heard it in this form: “Whatever you conceive and believe, you can do.” It sounds great, right? Just dream—and if you want it enough, it can be yours. The problem is, it’s not true. In fact, it can be downright sinful. Paul urges Timothy to stay away from those who try to make money from preac...

Letters to a Young Pastor (1 Timothy) As members of a Christian congregation, we are family. In chapter five, Paul reminds Timothy what that means. He urges the young pastor to treat everyone with respect—to treat older men and women as fathers and mothers, and younger men and women as brothers and sisters. Ministry is all about service; God has a ministry for every believer to perform. We need to...

Letters to a Young Pastor (1 Timothy) As members of a Christian congregation, we are family. In chapter five, Paul reminds Timothy what that means. He urges the young pastor to treat everyone  with respect—to treat older men and women as fathers and mothers, and younger men and women as brothers and sisters. Ministry is all about service; God has a ministry for every believer to perform. We need t...

Letters to a Young Pastor To be a leader in the church is a heavy responsibility. You are dealing with more than just money, property, and livelihood; you’re dealing with souls. We must keep that in mind as we seek to call a new pastor and principal to serve our congregation. The church belongs to God. Church leaders should be elected, chosen, or called not because they are popular, but because th...

Letters to a Young Pastor How do you organize a church? How do you manage its worship services, Bible classes, and leadership? How do you handle prayers for government officials when church members have differing political views? What about the roles of men and women? These questions may be difficult for us, but at least we have some precedent to go on. Imagine how difficult it must have been for...

Letters to a Young Pastor It’s an exciting time. Sometime—hopefully soon—we will be welcoming a new pastor. He’ll be coming in “fresh,” without any prior experience among us. Especially if he’s a young man, he’s going to need help and guidance. What kind of training and experience will our new pastor have? Where will his strengths and weaknesses lie? What kind of challenges can we expect him to fa...