Pastor Marggraf preaches on Acts 26:19-29.
Why do we celebrate the moment when Jesus left earth? Learn more in this sermon based on Luke 24:44-53.
Resurrection Peace (Acts 26:19-29, 5/22/2022)
Pastor Marggraf preaches on Acts 26:19-29.
Feeling anxious? Find peace from a story about the rich, the powerful, the educated, and a man in chains.
The Good Shepherd (John 10:22-30, 5/8/2022)
Pastor Marggraf preaches on John 10:22-30.
The quality of a sheep's life depends on the quality of the shepherd. So, who is your shepherd? Learn more in this sermon based on John 10:22-30.
God Is Your Pilot (Job 38:1-11, 5/1/2022)
Pastor Marggraf preaches on Job 38:1-11.
Through life's turbulence, God is your pilot. Learn more in this sermon based on Job 38:1-11.
Jesus Is Stronger than Death (Luke 24:1-12, 4/17/2022)
Pastor Marggraf preaches on Luke 24:1-12.
Death is strong. Too strong for you. Learn about who is stronger in this sermon based on Luke 24:1-12.
Jesus Reclaims His Kingdom (Luke 19:28-40, 4/10/2022)
Pastor Marggraf preaches on Luke 19:28-40.
A man who knows everything, even everything about you, rides willingly toward his doom. He rides to save you. What does this mean? Learn more in this sermon based on Luke 19:28-40.
The Owner Sends Servants (Luke 20:9-19, 4/3/2022)
Pastor Marggraf preaches on Luke 20:9-19.
When God sends servants to you, how to do you receive them? Learn more in this sermon based on Luke 20:9-19.
Repeat Offender (Judges 10:6-16, 3/27/2022)
Pastor Marggraf preaches on Judges 10:6-16.
Someone who breaks the law repeatedly deserves special treatment. God shows us what to do. Learn more in this sermon based on Judges 10:6-16.
The Patient Gardener (Luke 13:1-9, 3/20/2022)
Pastor Marggraf preaches on Luke 13:1-9.
A tree that bears no fruit gets cut down. If God is the gardener and you the tree, then should you be cut down? Learn more in this sermon based on Luke 13:1-9.
Under His Wings (Luke 13:31-35, 3/13/2022)
Pastor Marggraf preaches on Luke 13:31-35.
Jesus went to Jerusalem to die for people who didn’t like him. And it’s even worse than that. Learn more in this sermon based on Luke 13:31-35.