Luke 9:23-27 - Pastor Rob’s sermon focuses on the radical call of discipleship: to deny ourselves, take up our cross daily, and follow Jesus. He reminds us that while the call to die to self sounds heavy, it leads to abundant life, joy, and true freedom found only in Christ. Pastor Rob challenges listeners to examine whether they are truly living s…

Luke 24:1-9 - Pastor Rob’s Easter message centers on the profound reality of Jesus’ resurrection and what it means for those who believe: not just forgiveness of sins, but abundant life through the new covenant. He unpacks how, because Christ is risen, believers receive a new heart, are indwelled by the Holy Spirit, and are empowered to live holy, …

Luke 19:11-40 - Pastor Rob focuses parable of the ten minas, highlighting the gap between Jesus’ first and second comings—the “dash” we now live in. As the disciples anticipate an immediate, political kingdom, Jesus redirects their expectations with a story illustrating the responsibility of faithful service during His physical absence. Each servan…

Luke 9:10-22 - Pastor Rob unpacks the miraculous feeding of the 5,000 as more than just a display of provision—it reveals Jesus as the greater Moses, the promised prophet who would lead people into true life through communion with God. He emphasizes that discipleship means both learning and doing: the apostles had been sent out to preach and heal, …

Luke 9:1-10 - Pastor Rob speaks about the importance of trusting God's guidance even when life feels uncertain or difficult. He emphasizes that faith is not just about believing in God but actively relying on Him in everyday challenges. Using biblical examples, he highlights how God’s timing and plans often differ from our expectations but ultimate…

Luke 17:20-37 - This week, we focus on the coming of God’s Kingdom and the urgency of being prepared for Christ’s return. Pastor Rob explains that the Kingdom is both present—through Jesus and the work of the Holy Spirit—and future, when Christ will return to establish His reign fully. He warns against distraction, deception, and being too attached…

Genesis 1:27-28 - Elder Keith Hersant emphasizes that God uses flawed people for His purposes, as seen in the lives of Abraham, David, Solomon, and Peter—men who made serious mistakes but were still loved and used by God. He reminds us that our identity is found in Christ, not in our past failures or insecurities. Through Jesus, believers are made …

Luke 8:49-56 - Pastor Rob’s sermon focuses on Jesus’ authority over death, as seen in Luke 8 when He raises Jairus' daughter. He explains that death is not just physical but also relational and spiritual, stemming from humanity’s separation from God due to sin. Jesus, through His resurrection, not only conquered death but also restores life and rel…

Luke 8:40-48 - This week, we see Jesus' ultimate authority over all things—nature, demons, sickness, and even death—highlighting His power to restore what is broken. Pastor Rob illustrates how Jesus not only calms the storm and casts out demons but also heals a woman suffering for 12 years, calling her "daughter" and restoring her dignity. The mess…

Luke 8:22-39 - This week's passage, Pastor Rob shows us Jesus’ authority. Through calming the storm, casting out demons, healing the sick, and raising the dead, Jesus reveals His power to bring peace, restoration, and transformation. Pastor Rob challenges us to trust in Christ even in life's chaos, to recognize His sovereignty over all things, and …

Luke 8:19-21 - This week, we explore what it means to be part of the Kingdom family of God. Pastor Rob explains that those who truly belong to Jesus are not defined by earthly relationships but by hearing and obeying God’s Word. He emphasizes that salvation is not just about belief but also about transformation. In a world filled with conflict and …

Luke 8:4-19 - Guest Speaker Mark Lambert's sermon focuses on the Parable of the Sower from Luke 8, emphasizing the importance of hearing and receiving the Word of God. The different soils represent the conditions of human hearts—some hardened, some shallow, some distracted, and some truly receptive to the Gospel. Mark shows believers are called to …

Luke 8:1-3, 16-18 - The Kingdom is marked by radical giving, living, and listening. This passage invites us to follow the example of a group of women who are following the Savior. Pastor Rob warns about the many voices in the world today and urges believers to take care how they hear, ensuring they are listening to Christ above all else. Reflecting…

Luke 7:36-50 - This week, we examine Luke 7:36-50, where a sinful woman anoints Jesus' feet with her tears and perfume. The passage emphasizes themes of repentance, forgiveness, and extravagant love for Jesus. The woman’s act of devotion contrasts with the Pharisee's lack of honor, highlighting how those forgiven much love much. Pastor Rob challeng…

Luke 7:18-23 - Even John the Baptist had doubts. So, when we have doubts, how do we bring them to God and how do we make sure we are not closed off from hearing what God is saying when we bring those doubts to Him.By Rob Kaczmarek

Luke 7:1-17 - Pastor Rob explores the miracles of Jesus in Luke 7, highlighting His healing of the centurion's servant and the raising of the widow’s son. Rob emphasizes the transformative power of faith, humility, and recognizing Jesus as the King of God's kingdom. Explore the difference between superficial belief and deep, transformative faith, w…

Luke 6:43-49 - This week we see the transformative power of Christ in individuals and communities. Pastor Rob uses themes from Luke 6 about trees and their fruit and building lives on a solid foundation. We're challenged as believers to assess the fruit of our lives, surrender fully to Christ, and live authentically as His disciples. Rob stresses t…

December 29 - Pastor Rob discusses the spiritual discipline of fasting as we approach the New Year. We explore fasting not as a mandate but as an invitation to deepen our relationship with God, reflecting on its purposes like seeking God's will, repentance, or in times of calamity. Pastor Rob contrasts the cultural trend of feasting with the often …

December 22 - This week, Pastor Rob explores the profound timing and humble circumstances of Jesus' birth, as outlined in Luke 2. He discusses how this event fulfills ancient prophecies, emphasizing God's love for the marginalized through the shepherds' encounter with angels. Join us as we reflect on the divine message of salvation and the call to …

Dec 15 - Pastor Rob focuses on the proclamation of Christ, emphasizing His birth as the fulfillment of God’s promise of redemption and the foundation of Christian hope. Join him as he traces the narrative of salvation from Genesis to Jesus' birth, highlighting prophecies and covenants that culminate in the Messiah's arrival as we learn the signific…

Luke 6:45 - Elder Cory Larson emphasizes the profound impact of words on individuals and communities, exploring how speech reflects the condition of the heart. Drawing from scriptures like Luke 6:45 and James 3, Cory shows us the potential of the tongue to bless or curse, build up or destroy, and how unchecked sin in speech can harm relationships a…

John 3:1-16 - Elder Stan returns to major on the majors and talk about the important stuff. What can we learn from Jesus' conversation with Nicodemus? How do we respond to the claims of Jesus? What kind of questions have you been asking and what choice have you made?By Rob Kaczmarek

Luke 6:20-26 – Pastor Rob shares from the Beatitudes this week. How do we handle the sorrows and woes we experience? How are we to react when the good things we have in life are threatened. Is your heart posture that of blessing or woes?By Rob Kaczmarek

Luke 6:12-19 – This week, Pastor Rob reflects on the moment Jesus chose the twelve apostles, calling them to follow Him. As we explore their unique backgrounds and consider how they might have ministered, take a moment to reflect: Where are you in your walk with Christ? How are you partnering with Him in your daily life?…

Luke 6:1-11 - Pastor Rob returns to share more about the Upside Down Kingdom Jesus brings. This week, Jesus teaches on the sabbath and even heals on the sabbath. How was this received in that culture? Where is your heart towards it? How do you define and experience sabbath?By Rob Kaczmarek

Luke 6:37-42 - Guest speaker Jeff Rybacki shares the importance of forgiveness in Jesus' eyes. What does our Lord say about it and how does walking in unforgiveness affect us? Knowing it's essential to forgive, how do we avoid the trap of not obeying? All too often it's so easy to drift towards judgement rather than forgiveness. Can we relate to th…

Matthew 8:16-17 - Guest speaker Michael Rowntree joins us to try and tackle the question is it God’s will to heal. If so, always, often, rarely? As Michael explores scripture on the subject, be encouraged to let God’s word shape our theology rather than our experience shaping our theology. Join us to wrestle with the questions around this and see h…

Luke 5:33-39 - As Jesus talks about fasting in this week's passage, Pastor Rob challenges us to dwell on our traditions. Are we aligning with the Pharisees in any ways that we hold to tradition over the written Word of God? Are we willing to give up our old wineskins and old life for the new wine, new life and new wineskins? Relationship over Relig…

Luke 5:27-32 - This week we hear the account of Jesus calling Matthew. How radical was such a thing in that culture given Matthew's background? As we are called - how do we respond? How can we walk in the Spirit to bring others into the Kingdom of God?By Rob Kaczmarek

Luke 5:12-26 - Pastor Rob returns to pick back up in our series in Luke on the Kingdom of God that Jesus talks about. What can we learn as we see Jesus heal both a leper and the paralytic whose friends brought him to Jesus. The Kingdom of God invites us in, are you ready to participate? Let us set our hearts and mind on the Kingdom of God and stir …

Psalm 18:6 - Elder Apprentice Keith Hersant asks if we really believe God has a plan? Both in light of current events, and personal events shared by Keith that he and his wife Kay went through, it’s easy to see how we can question God. Keith shares the hope of scripture and personal testimonies showing God is trustworthy. Whether you’re in a storm,…

Acts 7:1-15 - This week, guest speaker Caleb Kaczmarek shares the importance of reading the Word of God. He also asks if we read it with a certain bias based on a tradition, doctrine or teaching rather than letting the Word of God speak for itself. Join us as he encourages us to take the challenge from the previous week of reading Exodus 33. Below …

Ephesians 4:26-27 - This week, guest speaker Jack Falkenhagen has us back in Ephesians 4, this time emphasizing verse 27. Along the way he shares a personal testimony of how he has been impacted. He encourages us all to draw closer to God and to respond to any conviction by the Holy Spirit by repenting of sin so as not to give the enemy a license.…

John 14:1-31 - Caleb Awoseye shares the message based in John this week. Caleb shows us the importance of faith and how it prepares us for the transition from this life to the next. He challenges us regardless of where we are at and asks where are we headed after the transition? Are you prepared (Matthew 25) as we know not the hour.…

Ephesians 4:26-27 - Elder Stan Falkenhagen shares this message from Ephesians. What does the Bible say about anger? What do we do with our anger?By Rob Kaczmarek

Luke 4:14-30 - We go back to Chapter 4 this week to hear from Pastor Rob on the beginning of Jesus' ministry. What's going on in your heart and are you experiencing Jesus?By Rob Kaczmarek

Luke 5:1-11 - Elder Apprentice Cory Larson asks if we’ve experienced the transformative power of truly inviting Jesus into every aspect of our lives, beyond just acknowledging Him as Savior. Cory reflects on his personal journey of struggling with spiritual growth, observing how many Christians often settle for a shallow relationship with Christ, m…

Luke 4:1-13 - Today we start our next phase of Luke, The Upside Down Kingdom. What did Jesus talk about the most when He preached? Who is the King we speak of and what is His nature? Join us as Pastor Rob unpacks the many facets of Jesus.By Rob Kaczmarek

Luke 3:18-38 - We cover a lot of ground today - beginning with an extended introduction to show how we can have hope no matter what the culture around us shows. We then jump into Luke 3 to cover many things, including why Jesus needed to be baptized. Lastly, we finish up with Heidi sharing her latest art piece and how it relates to the Gospel of Lu…

Luke 3:4-6 - Prepare the way - don’t miss this. The cost of sin needs to be paid, by you or by Christ. How can we be sure we aren’t missing the mark and fully trust Jesus for our salvation? God is preparing us for things to do for His kingdom right now – will you surrender everything and give your heart to Him?…

Luke 3:1-20 - We jump ahead to Luke 3 this week, as we hear John explain he is preparing a way for one greater than he, Jesus. Like them, we're encouraged to make our hearts ready The good shepherd is speaking. For those that don't know Jesus, today is a day to repent and experience salvation.By Rob Kaczmarek

Luke 1:57-80By Rob Kaczmarek

Luke 1:39-56 - We head outdoors for service this week, with Pastor Rob recounting the reactions of Mary and Elizabeth to the work of the Lord and His promises. Let us live and move in the power and fullness of the Holy Spirit, believing the promises of God and let us look expectantly for their fulfillment. Let us praise God as our Lord and Savior.…

Luke 1:1-26-38 - As we see the angel visit Mary, we realize again nothing is impossible with God. What can we learn from God's promises, where Jesus came from and the importance of the name of Jesus?By Rob Kaczmarek

Luke 1:1-24 - Our Luke series restarts with the beginning of Luke and the foretelling of the birth of John the Baptist. What can we learn from the lives of Elizabeth and Zechariah? Where is your relationship with the Lord? Are your prayers too small and your faith too short?By Rob Kaczmarek

John 8:34-36 - In this special Pea Soup Days message, Pastor Rob looks to Mark 5 for the telling of Jesus and the demoniac. What might we have in common with the demoniac or the people reacting to Jesus setting the man free? What does it mean to be set free? What does it mean when we pray deliver us from evil?…

Our new series in Luke begins with a few verses from the Lord's Prayer in Matthew. What is the Kingdom of God, and how does it affect our prayers?By Rob Kaczmarek

Elder Keith Hersant shares about the importance of unity. He takes us on a journey through his church history and the importance of each in building his faith.By Rob Kaczmarek

Matthew 17 - This week, a special one-off to help explain Matthew 17:20. To do so, we learn the importance of reading the text that proceeds it, looking to get the content and meaning intended for the original audience. What Kingdom work are we called to do? What is preventing us from doing it?By Rob Kaczmarek

1 Peter 4:12-19 - Pastor Rob takes us to the completion of our series in 1 Peter, finishing chapter 4 and touching on chapter 5By Rob Kaczmarek