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Peace with God (Mark 10: 17 – 22)

by Dr. Richard Kremer | May 30, 2021 | Sermon Text

Jesus is about to begin his life’s final journey toward Jerusalem. But his start is delayed by a young man who runs up to him and piously falls at his feet to ask, “Good Teacher, what must I do to inherit eternal life?” Every word in this exchange is freighted with...

It Didn’t Just Get That Way ( Exodus 32: 15-24)

by Dr. Richard Kremer | May 23, 2021 | Sermon Text

When Moses descends the mountain carrying the two tablets of revelation that God has given him, only to see his people cavorting around the graven image of a golden calf, his uncontrollable fury compels him to hurl the divine tablets to the ground and shatter them. He...

Parental Discipline – of Parents (Ephesians 6: 1-4; Colossians 3: 20-21)

by Dr. Richard Kremer | May 9, 2021 | Sermon Text

I tend to think that when parents see the words “Parental Discipline” in a sermon title, they immediately think, ‘Great, a good strong sermon from the pastor telling us to be firm with our kids.’ There is certainly an element of that theme in this message. But that’s...

Lepers of the King (2 Kings 7: 3-10)

by Dr. Richard Kremer | May 2, 2021 | Sermon Text

Jerusalem, that great city on a hill, had had her virtues turned against her. A strong Syrian army had encircled and besieged her, thereby enlisting starvation as a military weapon. The people of Jerusalem were famished and destitute. The encircling army was...

If the Journey is True, Can the Destination Be False? (Mark 8: 11-21)

by Dr. Richard Kremer | Apr 25, 2021 | Sermon Text

Years ago, in a small French village, a Roman Catholic priest finally gained appointment as bishop at the relatively late age of 65, and was installed in a palatial house adjacent to a small, dilapidated hospital. After observing events in and around the hospital for...

“Lovers of the Cross Are Few” – Deacon ordination charge to Phil Nelson, Jane Self and Kristy Wilson (Matthew 10: 38-39)

by Dr. Richard Kremer | Apr 18, 2021 | Sermon Text

Thomas Hemerken, better known to the world as Thomas a’ Kempis, was born late in the 14th century. Born of poor parents, he entered the monastery in 1399 and worked there for an astounding seventy-two years. He was widely known as a preacher and spiritual advisor, but...

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Peace with God (Mark 10: 17 – 22)

It Didn’t Just Get That Way ( Exodus 32: 15-24)

Parental Discipline – of Parents (Ephesians 6: 1-4; Colossians 3: 20-21)

Lepers of the King (2 Kings 7: 3-10)

If the Journey is True, Can the Destination Be False? (Mark 8: 11-21)

“Lovers of the Cross Are Few” – Deacon ordination charge to Phil Nelson, Jane Self and Kristy Wilson (Matthew 10: 38-39)

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