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HOLINESS & JUBILEE
RYNE PARRISH - MAR 23, 2025

Wrapping up our Law and Gospel sermon series, Ryne’s message this week is that just as God created avenues for the Israelites to be holy and for redemption to occur in their lives, so Jesus leads us into God’s presence and redeems us from what oppresses and captivates us.

SIN-BEARER & PRIEST-MAKER
RYNE PARRISH - MAR 16, 2025

Continuing our Law and Gospel sermon series, Ryne’s lesson today highlights how Jesus takes us into the presence of God, how he bears our sins and removes them from God’s presence, and how his blood cleanses us of the pollution caused by sin.

PRIEST AND SACRIFICE
RYNE PARRISH - MAR 09, 2025

This week in our Law and Gospel sermon series, we look at Jesus, who fulfills the law by becoming for us what the law required in order to remove our sin. As our sin keeps us distanced from God, Jesus intercedes for us as the anointed High Priest, and offers himself as the perfect, costly purification sacrifice that washes away that pollution.

 

THE PRESENCE AND GLORY OF GOD
RYNE PARRISH - MAR 02, 2025

Continuing our Law and Gospel sermon series, we resume our examination of how Jesus fulfills the Old Testament Law. Ryne’s message this week points out that God has a history of taking steps to become closer to his people, and holds up Jesus as the next step in his plan to dwell with us eternally.

JESUS FULFILLS THE LAW
RYNE PARRISH - FEB 23, 2025

Beginning a new sermon series which examines how Jesus fulfills the Old Testament Law, Ryne preaches that through Jesus, we are drawn in to live closer to God, rather than on the edges of the law, and highlights how God uses his law to reshape us into the image of Jesus.

A PLACE OF REST
KENT TURPIN - FEB 16, 2025

This week’s message comes from Kent Turpin who reminds us that God has given us his peace, which enables us to show God’s love to others, even during moments of turmoil or contention.

 

READING THE BIBLE IS TRANSFORMATIVE
RYNE PARRISH - FEB 09, 2025

As we close out our sermon series on Bible Basics, Ryne’s lesson this week reminds us that we are invited into he work that God is doing, and through the story of the Bible, which points to Jesus and includes us, we are transformed from walking alone, absent from a life near God, into a new life with a new knowledge of who God is and what he is doing in the world and in us.

THE BIBLE’S STORY POINTS TO JESUS
RYNE PARRISH - FEB 02, 2025

Continuing our Bible Basics sermon series, Ryne’s message this week showcases the unified story of the Bible, which is Jesus, and highlights how we can start anywhere in scripture and find ourselves guided by its direction, it’s flow, toward him.

THE BIBLE TELLS A UNIFIED STORY
RYNE PARRISH - JAN 26, 2025

In this week’s sermon we continue our Bible Basics series and are encouraged to take a step back and view the message of the Bible as a whole. While the details of the Bible are wonderful and enhance God’s message, we ought to remember that the unified story it tells is what God wants us to share with others, and that we should be careful not to miss the forest for the trees.

 

THE BIBLE IS BOTH HUMAN AND DIVINE
RYNE PARRISH - JAN 19, 2025

Continuing our Bible Basics sermon series, Ryne’s message this week focuses on both the humanity and divinity of the Bible, acknowledging that though our God is all-powerful and doesn’t need any help, he has continually chosen to work in, through, and alongside us to accomplish his work.

THE BIBLE IS AN ANCIENT LIBRARY
RYNE PARRISH - JAN 12, 2025

Today’s lesson in our Bible Basics sermon series showcases the Bible as a vast library comprised of works of knowledge, poetry, biography, story, instruction, law, and teaching. Ryne reminds us that it’s important to explore all of the works, to discern what each type of literature is trying to tell us, and to lean on others for help in understanding what we are reading.

WHAT IS THE BIBLE?
RYNE PARRISH - JAN 05, 2025

Beginning a new sermon series aimed at helping us understand the basics of the Bible, Ryne reminds us that these ancient words are both human and divine, that they tell the whole story of Jesus in parts that each lead us to him, and that by reading the word of God together we allow ourselves the opportunity to achieve a newer or deeper perspective on something that is often so familiar.

 

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