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Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from the third chapter of Luke’s gospel (verses 1-6). John the Baptist, is a transitional prophet who had one foot in the Old Testament and one foot in the New Testament. He sternly calls us to repentance from sin, and yet he positively points us to the solution in Messiah Jesus. Are you preparing your heart for…
Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from Isaiah 40:1-11. The message of the prophet Isaiah was one of doom and gloom, as he reminded the Israelites of how far they had fallen from God’s standards. Not only were they disobeying God’s commandments and worshiping worthless handmade idols, they were neglecting the poor, the needy, the widows and the orphans. However, in this chapter,…
Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from Luke 12:49-53. Jesus’ words about bringing division shouldn’t shock us, but they should sober us. When we accept Christ as our Savior, we are called to follow Him completely which may cause alienation even among family members. Jesus’ teachings are not ambiguous. In a post-modern world of ethical relativism, Jesus is calling us to make a…
On this Palm Sunday, Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from Luke 19:28-40 about Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem as the king of Israel, but also as the Savior of Israel and the Savior of our soul. Is He the ruler of your life? All areas of your life?
Pastor Bob delivers a sermon based on 2 Corinthians 5:17-21. Do you have a plan about bridging the gap between you and God? Sin has paralyzed us and immobilized us in terms of reaching God. The Prodigal Son felt he needed to work his way back into his father’s good graces – as does every other world religion. Could it be that…
On this Youth Sunday, Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from Ecclesiastes 12:1. A call to youth to seek God while they are young realizing that life is tenuous, early patterns become fixed courses and if you wait to accept Christ as your Savior, you will have missed out on His blessings. But it’s never too late to give your whole life to…
Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from Mark 8:27-35. As Einstein said, “the closer we get to truth, the more it looks like a paradox..” Jesus offers us up the paradox of losing our life that we might gain it.
Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from Ephesians 2:8-10. Where are you on the ‘faith / works / grace’ spectrum? We can’t experience the good news of the New Testament unless we understand the need for grace from the Old Testament. When you are faced with the opportunity to share that good news with others, are you afraid to ‘tell it like it…
Pastor Bob Zoba delivers a sermon from Luke 17:11-19 where we read of Jesus healing the ten lepers. Only one of the ten returned to Jesus to give Him thanks and to praise God. How are we like those nine lepers? Are we quick to forget the miracles that we have experienced in our lives?…
Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from Luke 16:1-13, the parable of the Dishonest Manager. Beginning with an illustration from the famous TV game show, “Let’s Make a Deal”, Pastor Bob presents three different perspectives or ‘curtains’ on interpreting this difficult parable. Which ‘curtain’ will you choose?
