Psalm 23 & John 10:22-30.
Dr. Yoost preaches on the subject, “Who Cares?” In answer to the question, “Are you the Messiah?” Jesus replies that he is a caring shepherd, whose sheep recognize his voice and follow him. The 23rd Psalm reminds us of the qualities of a caring God, personified by Jesus. Are we following the Good Shepherd?
John 21:9-19
Jesus issues a three-fold commission to Peter and to each of us: love me; feed my sheep; and, follow me. In this sermon, Reverend Mark Steiger explores the transition from believing in Jesus to knowing Jesus personally, the transition from being a member of a church to becoming a disciple of Jesus Christ. Reverend Steiger asks, “Will you accept the invitation to have breakfast with God?”
Acts 5:27-32 & John 20:19-31.
Dr. Charles Yoost preaches on the theme, “I Love to Tell the Story. ” The greatest “proof” of the Resurrection of Jesus was the changed lives of the disciples. How does the resurrection affect our lives today? How has Easter changed us? Three youth of the congregation (Mark Chapman, Gina Evangelista & Melanie Wheelr) share their personal testimonies. Their witness challenges us to tell our stories of Jesus and his love.
Luke 24:1-12 and I Corinthians 15:51-57.
Dr. Charles Yoost, Senior Pastor, preaches on the theme, “The Victory Is Ours!” The Easter victory of Jesus brings hope that we, too, can have a new life with Christ when we die. But Easter means more than that! Easter is primarily not about the next life, but about this one. The Easter message is that we can be transformed and live a new life, here and now, today. Click here to see the video that was shown at 9:30 am on Easter Sunday.
