Luke 2:22-40

In this sermon Reverend Mark Steiger discusses the hope, humility, and hospitality the Simeon and Anna find in the Christ child. Rev. Steiger then challenges the church to be a source of this same hope for the world. The church and each of its members are called to share the hospitality of Christ with all whom they meet, in all they think, say, and do.

Luke 1:26-38, 47-55.

Dr. Yoost preaches on the theme “Here I Am, Lord!” When God called the teenage Mary, it caused a major disruption in her life. (Babies have a way of rearranging our priorities!) Mary willingly agreed to do what the Lord asked of her. God is asking us to say “Yes” to his call upon our lives, just as Mary did.

John 1:6-8, 19-28.

Dr. Charles Yoost preaches on the theme “A Man Sent from God.” The straightforward preaching of John the Baptist reminds us that (1) We need to turn around, and (2) Jesus can turn us around. We need not be prisoners of the past, but can live the full, free life that God intends. We can change! A new age has begun! (3) Just as “There was a man sent from God whose name is John,” each of us has been sent by God to continue Jesus’ ministry in the world. Let us prepare our hearts for his coming!

Isaiah 64:1-9 and Mark 13:24-37

Dr. Yoost preaches on the topic, “The Best Word I’ve Heard!” Most of us have trouble waiting, whether it is in traffic, a supermarket line or waiting for test results. The messag of Advent is that Jesus is coming! As Christians, we are called to wait in hope for the coming of Christ and the promise of a new day, just as expectant parents wait in hope for the birth of their child.

Matthew 25:31-40.

Dr. Charles Yoost preaches on the theme, “A True Celebration.” Even though we have much for which to be thankful, the most exciting and life-changing news is that Christ is in our midst! Do we see Christ in other people? Do they see Christ in us?

Matthew 25:14-30

Dr. Yoost preaches on the theme, “A Solid Investment Strategy. In these difficult economic times, Jesus proposes a risky investment strategy, to give everything we have! He challenges us to invest ourselves totally in following him.

Matthew 25:1-13

Dr. Yoost shares his experience in preparing for a 100 mile bicycle ride to illustrate the point of the parable of the ten bridesmaids that there are some things in life we have to do for ourselves. Are you prepared for what God is asking you to do?

Matthew 5:1-12; Revelation 7:9-17

All Saints Sunday, November 2 - Dr. Charles Yoost preaching on the theme, “Keeping the Faith.” Saints are people, living and dead, who love Jesus and follow him to the best of their ability. Our memory of the faithful inspires us; their deeds encourage us; and their example enegizes us to attempt greater things for God.

John 14:8-14

Dr. Charles Yoost, Senior Pastor, preaches on the theme “Step Up to Greater Things!” Jesus challenges the disciples to go deeper, further in their faith journey and promises that they will do “greater things” than he has done. Our stewardship challenge is to take the next step, and give more of ourselves to God.

Exodus 33:12-23

Have you ever wondered what the Grinch had to do with stewardship at Church of the Saviour? Have you ever wondered what you could do when your heart grows ten times it’s size? Now try to imagine what Moses has to do with the whole thing. This week Rev. Bogre takes the Grinch, stewardship, our hearts, Moses, and ties them all together in a sermon that was entitled “Call It Off” and is now entitled “Bigger!” How is God calling you to live bigger, pray bigger, love bigger, help bigger, forgive bigger, and yes, give bigger?