In this powerful sermon, we delve into the profound verses of Matthew 5:14-16, where Jesus declares, "You are the light of the world." Join us as we uncover the deep spiritual significance of being a reflection of God's glorious light. As believers, we are called to shine brightly in a world filled with darkness and despair, illuminating the path for those who long for hope and truth. As we journey through these verses, we delve into the practical ways we can reflect the light of Christ in our everyday lives.
We discover how our words, actions, and attitudes can radiate God's love, grace, and mercy to others. If you desire to walk in the footsteps of Jesus and make a lasting difference in this world, this sermon is a must-watch. Embrace the call to illuminate the darkness and watch as God's light shines brightly through you.

In this powerful sermon, we delve into the profound verses of John 1:1-18. Join us as we explore the significance of light in the context of our faith and discover its ultimate revelation in the person of Jesus Christ. In this enlightening message, we unfold the deep truths hidden within the timeless words of John's gospel. As we journey through these verses, we witness the cosmic implications of the Word becoming flesh and how it illuminates every aspect of our lives. We discover how Jesus, as the Light of the World, brings hope, guidance, and salvation to all who believe in Him. Drawing upon biblical insights and practical applications, this sermon will inspire and challenge your understanding of the divine light. Whether you are seeking spiritual truth, striving to deepen your faith, or simply curious about the profound meaning behind "The Light of the World," this sermon is for you.

In this sermon, we dive into the inspiring story of the birth of Jesus Christ as told in Luke 2:1-20. Join us as we unpack the profound symbolism surrounding the birth of Jesus, who is referred to as the Light of the World. As we explore this well-known biblical passage, we will discover the incredible significance of Jesus' humble arrival into this world and how it relates to the concept of light. Throughout this engaging sermon, we will explore the themes of darkness and hope, despair and salvation, and how Jesus' birth shines a radiant light into our lives. This passage will challenge us to live in the light of Christ and share His light with the world. By recognizing Jesus as the Light of the World, receiving Him as our Savior and Lord, rejoicing in His salvation and peace, and reflecting His light to others we can apply today's message to our lives.

In this sermon, we will explore the prophetic message of Isaiah 9:1-7, which announces the coming of a great light in the midst of darkness.
We will examine how this passage points to the birth of Jesus Christ, the Son of God, who is the fulfillment of God's promise to bring salvation, joy, and peace to His people. God contrasts the darkness of the people’s situation with the brightness of the light that will dawn on them, and how this light represents God’s presence, favor, and grace. This passage will challenge us to live in the light of Christ and share His light with the world. By recognizing Jesus as the Light of the World, receiving Him as our Savior and Lord, rejoicing in His salvation and peace, and reflecting His light to others we can apply today's message to our lives.

In this sermon, we will explore the joy of generosity, and how sharing our blessings with others multiplies our gratitude. We will look at 2 Corinthians 9:6-15, where Paul encourages the Corinthians to give generously and cheerfully and promises that God will bless them abundantly in return. Generosity is not only a virtue, but also a source of joy. When we give to others, we are not only helping them, but also ourselves. We are expressing our love, gratitude, and faith in God, who is the ultimate giver of all good things. We are also opening ourselves to receive more of God’s grace, favor, and provision. But generosity is not always easy. Sometimes we may feel reluctant, fearful, or selfish to give. We may think that we don’t have enough, or that we need to save for ourselves. We may worry about what others will think, or how they will use our gifts. We may forget that everything we have is from God, and that He is able to supply all our needs. So how can we cultivate a cheerful and generous spirit? How can we overcome the obstacles and challenges that may hinder us from giving? How can we experience the joy of generosity in our daily lives? In this sermon, we will answer these questions and more.

In this powerful sermon entitled, "The Gift of Grace: How God's Unmerited Favor Inspires Our Gratitude," we explore the profound truths found in Romans 5:1-11. In this passage, the apostle Paul eloquently presents the transformative concept of God's unmerited favor and how it impacts our lives by inspiring our gratitude. This message of grace can change our perspectives on life, instilling in us a sense of gratitude that reaches far beyond what we deserve. Discover how embracing this unearned favor can lead to a life overflowing with gratitude and purpose, no matter the circumstances we find ourselves in. Witness the incredible power of grace, which not only covers our sins, but also transforms us into vessels of His love and ambassadors of His kingdom.

In this inspiring sermon, we dive into the transformative power of praise and the impact it has on our lives. Drawing from the biblical text of 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18, we will explore the importance of giving thanks to God and how it can shape our perspective, mindset, and overall outlook on life. We will learn the benefits that come from embracing a lifestyle of gratitude and discover how expressing thankfulness to God can bring about positive changes in our relationships, personal growth, and spiritual journey. Whether you're searching for guidance on how to navigate difficult seasons or striving to deepen your relationship with God, this sermon is for you. Don't miss out on this uplifting message as we experience how giving thanks to God transforms our lives through the power of praise.

In our modern-day lives, it is easy to become distracted and lose focus on what truly matters. This eye-opening sermon will inspire and challenge you to examine your own heart and motives, reminding you to prioritize your spiritual well-being above all else. Through the lens of Luke's Gospel, we will discover the importance of staying watchful amidst the chaos of the world, ensuring that we are fully prepared for Christ's return. You will learn to discern the signs of the times and avoid being caught off guard by the deceptions and distractions that surround us. Our hope is that through this video, you will be inspired to cultivate a lifestyle of watchfulness, ensuring that you are living in alignment with God's purpose and perfectly attuned to His leading. Don't miss out on this uplifting message as we embark on a transformative journey towards a life marked by awareness and readiness.

In this sermon, we will explore the captivating topic of "The Coming of the Son of Man" in Luke 21:25-33. Join us as we unpack the profound biblical teachings concerning the signs, the prophecies, and significance of the Second Coming of Jesus Christ. Discover how Luke's Gospel provides a unique perspective on this momentous even and learn how it relates to our lives today. Engage in this thought-provoking message and gain a deeper understanding of the role of faith, preparation, and hope in these uncertain times. Don't miss out on this transformative message that will uplift and inspire you as we unravel the mysteries of Christ's return.

In this sermon, we will explore the prophetic words of Jesus in Luke 21:5-24 NIV, where He warns His disciples about the coming of the end of the age. He reveals the signs that will precede His return, such as wars, earthquakes, famines, pestilences, and persecutions. He also foretells the destruction of Jerusalem by the Romans in AD 70, which was a foreshadowing of the final judgment on the world.

We will learn from this passage how to avoid the danger of misplaced trust and priorities, and how to discern the reality of deception in the last days. We will also discover how to endure through persecution and trials with faith and hope, and how to look forward to our redemption when Jesus comes in glory.

Are you drifting away from God? Do you feel like you are losing your connection with Him? Do you want to know how to stay anchored to His love and grace? If so, this sermon is for you. In this sermon, we will explore what Hebrews 2:1-4 teaches us about the danger of neglecting our salvation and drifting from God and how to stay anchored to Him. We will learn how to remain alert in our faith, how God’s Word is unchangeable, why drifting from God is not an option, and how the Holy Spirit helps us stay close to God. This sermon will help you to strengthen your faith, renew your commitment, and deepen your relationship with God. Don’t drift from the anchor.
Stay close to Him. He loves you and wants you to be with Him forever.

What does it mean to be baptized? Is it just a ritual or a ceremony, or is it something more? In this sermon, Mark Wittenmyer explores the Biblical meaning and significance of baptism based on Romans 6:3-4. Mark explains how baptism is not just a symbolic act, but a spiritual reality that connects us to the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. He shows how being baptized into Christ’s death means dying to our old self, our sin, and our worldly ways. He also reveals how being baptized into new life means rising with Christ to a new identity, a new purpose, and a new hope. Finally, he challenges us to answer the call to a transformed life, living in obedience to God and in service to others. Watch this video and discover how baptism can transform your life from death to life! Are you ready to experience the transformative power of baptism?

What does it mean to give God your all? How can we learn from the example of the poor widow who gave everything she had to the temple treasury? In this sermon, we explore the story of the widow’s offering in Luke 21:1-4 and learn how we can trust God with everything we have and everything we are.

In this sermon, you will learn:

How giving God your all means giving out of your poverty, not your abundance.

How giving God your all means giving with joy, not out of duty.

How giving God your all means giving with faith, not with fear.

How giving God your all means giving with love, not with law.

This sermon will challenge you to examine your own giving and motivate you to make any necessary changes. It will also inspire you to give generously and cheerfully to God’s work and God’s people. Giving God your all is the best way to live, because it is the way that God designed us to live.

In this sermon, we explore the Biblical passage of Luke 20:45-47 and learn how to recognize deception and false prophets. The metaphor of “wolves in sheep’s clothing” is used to describe those who pretend to be harmless but are actually dangerous. We will learn how to identify these deceivers and avoid being taken advantage of. We will see that appearances can be deceptive. If you are interested in learning more about how to recognize deception and avoid false prophets, this sermon is a must-watch. By following the advice given in this video, you can protect yourself from those who seek to deceive you and stay true to your faith.

In this sermon, we explore the topic of “The Lord of David” from Luke 20:41-44. In this passage, Jesus engages in a thought-provoking conversation with the religious leaders and asks a question of the Pharisees and Sadducees about the identity and authority of the Messiah by quoting Psalm 110:1, which says, “The Lord said to my Lord: ‘Sit at my right hand until I make your enemies a footstool for your feet.’” In this passage, Jesus is revealing His divine nature and His connection to King David.

We will explore what it means for Jesus to be "the Lord of David" and how we can apply this truth to our lives. We will discuss how recognizing Jesus’ divine nature can help us approach Him with reverence and awe. We will also talk about how submitting to Jesus’ authority can help us experience true freedom and joy. Finally, we will discuss how sharing the good news of salvation with others can help us live out our faith in our daily lives.

Join us for a powerful Grandparents' Day sermon on "God's Faithfulness to the end," based on Isaiah 46:4-5 New International Version. Throughout this scripture passage, we are reminded of God's unwavering faithfulness and love for His people. As we explore these verses together, we will gain a deeper understanding of how our Heavenly Father cares for us, even in the face of challenges and uncertainties. Drawing inspiration from Isaiah's words, Mark will guide us in recognizing the assurance we have in God's unchanging character. We will discover how He has been our refuge and support from our earliest days, through every season of our lives, and even unto the end. Through this sermon, we will be reminded to trust in God's promises and goodness. Whether we are facing moments of doubt, fear, or hardship, we will be reminded that He never leaves us nor forsakes us. In His faithfulness, we find comfort, strength, and hope. Join us on this spiritual journey as we dive into the profound truths of Isaiah 46:4-5. Prepare to be uplifted, inspired, and transformed as we reflect on God's unfailing love and faithfulness that endures forever, as we explore "God's Faithfulness to the End".

Join us for a powerful Labor Day sermon on "Laboring with God: Trusting God with Our Work and Rest," based on Psalm 127:1-2 New International Version. In this sermon, we will explore how we can trust God as the Builder of our Life, the Provider of our Needs, and the Giver of our Rest and discover how we can live a balanced life. We will learn how to find rest in God’s blessing and how to avoid the emptiness of living life without God at the center. This psalm insists that any work, whether it is useful for building up or to defend what we have, is pointless when it's not aligned with God. Anything not grounded in godly truth is bound to fail, eventually.

In this powerful sermon titled, "Life As We Know It," we delve into the thought-provoking passage from Luke 20:27-40. Join us as we explore the spiritual lessons embedded in these verses and understand how they relate to our everyday lives. As we study this portion of Scripture, we uncover the intriguing encounter between Jesus and the Sadducees who question Him about the concept of life after death. Through His response, Jesus reveals profound truths about the nature of eternal life and the resurrection. This sermon will help you gain a deeper understanding of these concepts and provide you with valuable insights to navigate your own spiritual journey. Whether you're seeking answers about life's purpose, grappling with the idea of life after death, or simply looking to enhance your knowledge of biblical teachings, this sermon offers an enlightening perspective that will leave you inspired and transformed.

Join us as we explore Luke 20:9-19, where Jesus tells a powerful parable to the people about God's faithful vineyard and His unchanging grace. In this powerful message, we delve into the meaning of God's unwavering grace, our duties as stewards, and the importance of bearing spiritual fruit. Discover how this parable speaks to our lives today and provides guidance for building a strong foundation of faith.

In this sermon entitled, "Criticizing the Authority of Jesus," Mark explores the passage of Luke 20:1-8, where Jesus is confronted by the religious leaders who question His authority. He explains how Jesus responds to their challenge with wisdom and grace, and how we can learn from His example. He also shows how this passage reveals the true identity and mission of Jesus, and why we should trust and follow Him as our Lord and Savior.