How do you respond to the chaos of the world?
Listen to our Sunday Morning sermon by Pastor David on Luke 21:25-66 entitled An Unexpected Future.
An Unexpected Future by Pastor David
On the Side of Truth
What is truth? Listen to Pastor David’s sermon entitled “On the Side of Truth” where he explains what truth is.
Do Not Be Alarmed
Listen to Pastor David’s sermon on Mark 13:1-8 entitled Do Not Be Alarmed.
God in Your Corner
This Sunday we were blessed with another one of our youth preaching.
Listen as Caitlyn Bitler challenges us to physically “go to the altar”.
God in Your Corner by Caitlyn Bitler
Bridge of Hope
This Sunday we had Renee Pettinger from Open door talk about their “Bridge of Hope” program. Listen as she encourages us to lean heavily on our God of Hope!
Renee Pettinger from Open Door “Bridge of Hope”
For more information about the Bridge of Hope program and the services offered, contact Renee Pettinger at 989-835-2291 x 101 or renee.pettinger@midlandopendoor.org.
Spiritual Vision
Do you have true vision? Listen to Pastor David as he talks about Spiritual Vision.
Spiritual Vision by Pastor David
Scripture from Mark 10:46-52
Trouble in the Ranks
Listen to Pastor David’s sermon on “Trouble in the Ranks”. Scripture: Mark 10:35-45.
15 Minute Reflection instructions:
5 min: Imagine what came next.
5 min: Examine your life
5 min: Pray: “We want to do for you whatever you ask”
Jesus and Peter
Listen to Jessi Smith as she talks about Jesus and Peter.
Jesus and Peter by Jessi Smith
Scripture: Matthew 14:22-33
Open the Window
Listen to Dr. William (Bill) Jones as he delivers a special Anniversary sermon on “Open the Window” with scripture from John 3:1-9.
“Don’t be afraid of the wind of God’s Spirit”.
Open the Window by Dr. William Jones
Dr. Jones is the State Pastor for the Church of God in Michigan.
The Church’s Jubilee
Our 75th anniversary celebration weekend is just around the corner! One of the songs we will sing this coming Sunday morning is an old Church of God heritage hymn entitled “The Church’s Jubilee.” It’s a song that I grew up singing in my home church. Perhaps you remember it well, also. But we have not sung this song at all – not even once – in my time as pastor of this church. This Sunday will be the first time. I’d like to take this opportunity to explain why. Continue reading