The Week that Changed the World
by Lowell Yoder on April 13th, 2025
We follow Jesus through an amazing week, even though a sense of unease grows as we head toward Jerusalem. The joyful crowd greets him as king on a donkey, which is incredible, but Jesus also weeps for the city. Then comes the shocking scene at the temple where…
The Word Became Flesh
by Lowell Yoder on December 16th, 2024
Today, we reflect on the greatest rescue story ever: God coming to save us. Just like stranded astronauts or boys trapped in a cave need rescuers to come to them, we need a Savior. Jesus, the Word, becomes flesh and comes to us. He doesn’t stay distant. He…
Jesus the Good Shepherd
by Dan Freed on November 17th, 2024
Today, we look at John 10, where Jesus calls Himself the Good Shepherd and the Door. He knows us by name, cares for us, and leads us to safety. He lays down His life for us and protects us from harm. As His sheep, we can trust His…
Good Citizens
by Sonny Yoder on November 3rd, 2024
Sonny challenges us to think deeply about what it means to be a good citizen—not just of our country but of God’s kingdom. He begins by reflecting on the complexity of politics and the temptation to place our hope in human leaders. Yet, he reminds us that as…
Communion
by Kendall Good on June 30th, 2024
In this sermon we’ll explore the meaning and importance of communion in the Christian faith. Communion involves sharing deep thoughts and feelings with Jesus, creating a close, personal relationship with Him. This practice isn’t just a ritual; it’s a way to remember and honor Jesus because He instructed…
A Call to Prayer and Advice for Women
by Merle Yoder on March 3rd, 2024
Paul begins this chapter talking about prayer. How would you describe your prayer life as of late? Have we “devoted ourselves to prayer” as mentioned in Col. 4:2? Merle confessed that his prayer life lately could be described in three words, namely, “in the cracks.” And do we…