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What Everyone Will Do This Year ( Mark 1: 4-8; Mark 14:26-31 )

by Dr. Richard Kremer | Jan 3, 2021 | Sermon Text

The Rose Bowl played on New Year’s Day, January 1, 2021, was unique, because it was the first Rose Bowl to be played in the state of Texas. And though great plays were made in that recent game, and though many great plays have been made over the course of one hundred...

Then One Foggy Christmas Eve (Psalm 118: 21-24 - Luke 1: 46- 53 - Luke 2: 8-20)

by Dr. Richard Kremer | Dec 20, 2020 | Sermon Text

It all started with Montgomery Ward Department Store, which in 1939 was looking for a marketing gimmick and prevailed on one of its bright young men in the advertising department to compose a Christmas poem. Robert May produced a little ditty that Montgomery Ward then...

Do You Hear What I Hear? (Matthew 2: 9-11; Luke 2:8 -14)

by Dr. Richard Kremer | Dec 6, 2020 | Sermon Text

The year was 1962, the month was October, and the crisis was the United States’ discovery that the Soviets had secretly installed ballistic missiles in Cuba. The world waited with bated breath as the world’s two superpowers engaged in a dangerous dance of...

“By This Sign You Will Conquer” (Romans 1: 16 )

by Dr. Richard Kremer | Nov 22, 2020 | Sermon Text

I know exactly where I was when the seed of this sermon was planted. I was running through the so-called Eternal City of Rome in the early morning, before dawn. I passed various famous buildings of ancient Rome, enduring emblems of the empire’s astounding wealth,...

“Go! Go Forward!” (Romans 15: 20 -24 )

by Dr. Richard Kremer | Nov 15, 2020 | Sermon Text

How often do we stop to recognize that God’s covenant interaction with humanity starts with the simple command, “Go”? God says to Abram, “Go! Go from your country and go from your kindred to the land that I will show you.” God says to Moses, “Go confront Pharaoh and...

The Cost of Remembering (Romans 15: 22-29)

by Dr. Richard Kremer | Nov 1, 2020 | Sermon Text

People like to assert the timeworn axiom that hindsight is 20-20. More than most axioms, that truism is dead wrong. Few among us see the past any more clearly than we see the present or future. If hindsight were 20-20, historians wouldn’t spend years developing the...

What Everyone Will Do This Year ( Mark 1: 4-8; Mark 14:26-31 )

Then One Foggy Christmas Eve (Psalm 118: 21-24 - Luke 1: 46- 53 - Luke 2: 8-20)

Do You Hear What I Hear? (Matthew 2: 9-11; Luke 2:8 -14)

“By This Sign You Will Conquer” (Romans 1: 16 )

“Go! Go Forward!” (Romans 15: 20 -24 )

The Cost of Remembering (Romans 15: 22-29)

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