December 7, 2025 We’re in the season of advent, which is all about the arrival of Jesus! Jesus’ arrival changed the world! We’re celebrating and preparing for Jesus coming at Christmas. We light the advent candle each Sunday. Last week it was Hope! We talked about our hope is not in a what, it’s inContinue reading “Jesus’ Arrival: Peace for your Anxiety”
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Jesus’ Arrival: Hope when it feels hopeless
November 30, 2025 We’re in our new sermon series called Arrival, for the four-week season of advent. I remember as a kid I had an advent calendar where you open a window or flap each day leading up to Christmas. Inside the flap was a Scripture or picture. I thought it was cool! Today, theyContinue reading “Jesus’ Arrival: Hope when it feels hopeless”
Joseph and His Amazing…Response: Forgotten
November 16, 2025 We’re in our sermon series about Joseph-not Joseph from the Christmas story! He’s Joseph from the Old Testament, who has 11 brothers and one sister. He was his father’s favorite! Jacob gave his son, Joseph, a coat of many colors, which made his brothers jealous of him. Last week we talked about the terrible things that happened to Joseph: when he was 17, his brothers plotted to kill him! Instead of killing him they threw him inContinue reading “Joseph and His Amazing…Response: Forgotten”
Misused Verses: Judge Not, or You will be Judged
July 27, 2025 We’re in our message series on the most misused verses in the Bible. Last week we learned that when Jesus said, “I will do whatever you ask in my name” he wasn’t promising to grant our every wish. Instead, he encouraged his disciples that after he returns to heaven, they will doContinue reading “Misused Verses: Judge Not, or You will be Judged”
Misused Verses: I will do whatever you ask in my name
July 20, 2025 Today we’re starting a brand new message series about the most misused verses of the Bible. They don’t mean what you might think. They get twisted to where we’re believing something that God didn’t intend. Next week is “Judge not or you will be judged.” Week three is, “I know the plansContinue reading “Misused Verses: I will do whatever you ask in my name”
Sore Feet and No Place to Stay
July 6, 2026 I want to thank Jim Erdman for leading worship and preaching at St. Peter’s last Sunday and the youth of Trinity for leading worship last Sunday! It was awesome! It’s wonderful to not be missed when I’m away! We went to Boston, except for the last day of vacation we went toContinue reading “Sore Feet and No Place to Stay”
The Promise of Trouble
June 15, 2025 Jesus promised us many wonderful things. He promised us friendship! He said in John 15:14 “You are my friends if you do what I command you.” In John 10:10 Jesus promised life to the full. In Matthew ch. 11, Jesus said, “Come to me all you who are weary and burdened, andContinue reading “The Promise of Trouble”
Blessed are the Peacemakers
May 11, 2025 We’re in a sermon series called “Bless this Home.” We’re talking about Jesus’ teaching: “Blessed are the peacemakers. My family growing up was pretty good. But there were definitely fights, arguments and name-calling. I thought, when I grow up, when I’m in charge, I’ll have the perfect family! Everybody would get alongContinue reading “Blessed are the Peacemakers “
Bless this Home: Hunger and Thirst for Righteousness
April 27, 2025 It can sometimes be a challenge to raise kids, have a good marriage, or get along with your family. That’s why we’re starting a three-week series that I’m so excited about called “Bless this home.” We want our home and family blessed! This series is based on the Beatitudes in Matthew 5.Continue reading “Bless this Home: Hunger and Thirst for Righteousness “
Easter: Life After the Letdown
April 20, 2025 Today the sun is shining, and it’s a beautiful day to celebrate Easter! But you don’t get to Easter without the cross. We have extra crosses around church during Lent leading up to Easter. At Trinity we have a wooden cross here. We have three crosses outside that light up at night! At St. Peter’sContinue reading “Easter: Life After the Letdown “
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