In this sermon, Pastor Aaron introduces the topic of the Armageddon. This is likely a term most people have heard in popular culture. Generally, it's used to discuss the end of all things. But, does this word have a Biblical basis? It sure does -- Revelation 16. This sermon helps to ground our understanding of the Armageddon in the historic, Biblical hope we have in Jesus who brings about the end to evil itself.

This is the first sermon in a series called "The End" based on the Book of Revelation. In this sermon, Pastor Aaron helps to unpack how it is that we, as historic, orthodox, Lutheran Christians interpret the end times in contrast to some newer methods of interpreting Scripture and the end times.

This sermon is also preached for the commemoration of All Saints Day in which we hear, as is proclaimed in the Book of Revelation, that in Christ even death itself comes to an end.

In this sermon, Pastor Kevin considers the Reformation of 1517 in light of Jeremiah 18 and the need for all Christians to be re-formed by the Gospel.

In this final sermon in the Money Matters sermon, Pastor Aaron preaches on the Apostle Paul's words in 2 Corinthians 9, as Paul compares money to seeds.

How do you determine where to spend your money? What influences your purchase decisions? Are you aware of your "money mindset"?

In this sermon, Pastor Kevin considers Paul's instruction to the Corinthian Church - and the potential "money mindsets" that are at work within the congregation. In 2 Corinthians, chapter 9 - Paul encourages the them to have a Macedonian Mindset.

What's that mindset? Listen to the sermon and consider how God's "mindset" towards giving impacts your "money mindset."

This is the first sermon in a series called "Money Matters" focused on the Apostle Paul's most comprehensive discussion on money in 2 Corinthians 8-9.

This final sermon of the "Who's Next" series asks the questions "who's next to reach?" That is, who's next to reach with the good news of Jesus Christ.

If you're a Christian person and spent any time in a Christian church, you've very likely heard, "Now that you've received the good news of Jesus, go and share it with other people!"

But why? And...more that...how?

In this sermon, Pastor Aaron walks us through the words in Matthew 9:35-38 where Jesus sees the crows and has compassion on them as sheep without a shepherd.

Pastor Aaron helps to share with us the heart of Jesus that our hearts would beat in the same way as Jesus. The end of this sermon also specifically addresses a few practical next steps that every Christian can take as we consider "how do we share the good news of Jesus with others."

What makes you great? What defines how great you are? It's not uncommon in our world to answer these questions based on certain metrics like:
- What's your position within your organization?
- What's your annual salary?
- How many friends do you have?
- How many international places have you visited?

But in Luke 22:24-27 - Jesus defines greatness in a very different way. "Let the greatest among you become as the youngest, and the leader as the one who serves." Jesus metric for greatness? Who have you served?

In this sermon - Pastor Kevin unpacks the motivation behind "service" for the Christian and how service was an impactful part of the rise of Christianity. Then, he offers some paths forward for our serving in our context.

Who's next for you to serve? Who might you raise up to serve along with you? Consider these questions as you consider Jesus' teaching on service.