Messages

Message: “It’s About Time!” from Dr. Rick Mandl

A message from the series “Daily Devotional Videos.” Twice a year we go through the annual ritual of changing our clocks. But are we supposed to fall back or spring forward? Pastor Rick reflects on what God’s Word says about the time that He has given us, and challenges us to let the changing of the clocks serve as a reminder to make the most of the time that we have.

Message: “Suffering For Our Faith?” from Andrew Krayer-White

A message from the series “Daily Devotional Videos.” As you read through the New Testament you’ll repeatedly find that suffering for our faith is something that we should expect to experience as Christians. Pastor Andrew reflects on 1 Peter 4:12​ and Philippians 4:10​-14 and suggests some things we can do as Christians living in America to partner with our brothers and sisters in other countries who are experiencing persecution for their faith.

Message: “Happy Anniversary?” from Judy Mandl

A message from the series “Daily Devotional Videos.”
Most often we think of anniversaries as happy events. However, our nation is marking a few anniversaries this week that might seem like causes for sadness. Judy Mandl looks at Lamentations 3:21-24 and reminds us that it’s possible to look back over this past year and identify several reasons to give thanks.

Message: “Who Are You Holding Up?” from Dr. Rick Mandl

A message from the series “Daily Devotional Videos.” Pastor Rick looks at what Hebrews 10:24 has to say about one of the most beneficial purposes of Christian fellowship and challenges us to ask ourselves who it is that we are holding up.

Message: “Easy For You To Say” from Andrew Krayer-White

A message from the series “Daily Devotional Videos.” Have you ever read a passage of scripture and felt like it might have been easy to put those things into practice in the first century, but almost impossible today? Pastor Andrew reflects on Philippians 4:8-9 and challenges us to realize that these instructions are just as relevant for us today as they were for those to whom they were first written.

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