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Tag Archives: gospel
The Gospel is for All People
A sermon by Michael Pahl on August 11, 2019, called “The Gospel is for All People,” reflecting on Colossians 3:1-17. It is the fourth and last in our summer series on “Colossians: The Fullness of the Gospel.” Here is a … Continue reading
Jesus is the Gospel/The Gospel is Jesus
A sermon by Michael Pahl on July 28, 2019, called “Jesus is the Gospel/The Gospel is Jesus,” reflecting on Colossians 2:1-15. It is the third in our summer series on “Colossians: The Fullness of the Gospel.” Here is a written … Continue reading
The Gospel Is for All Creation
A sermon by Michael Pahl on July 21, 2019, called “The Gospel Is for All Creation,” reflecting on Colossians 1:15-29. It is the second in our summer series on “Colossians: The Fullness of the Gospel.” Here is a written excerpt: … Continue reading
Bearing Gospel Fruit
A sermon by Michael Pahl on July 14, 2019, called “Bearing Gospel Fruit,” reflecting on Colossians 1:1-14. It is the first in our summer series on “Colossians: The Fullness of the Gospel.” Here is a written excerpt: If we want … Continue reading
Colossians: The Fullness of the Gospel
Our summer worship series is focused on Paul’s letter to the Colossians, exploring “The Fullness of the Gospel.” Please join us in worshiping the Creator who reconciles all creation! Here are the four sermons preached by Pastor Michael Pahl in … Continue reading
The Harvest Is Plentiful
A sermon by Lawrence Siemens on July 7, 2019, called “The Harvest Is Plentiful.” It is a reflection on Jesus’ commission of the seventy in Luke 10:1-11. Jesus said: “ . . . open your eyes and take a good look … Continue reading
On Giving to Your Local Church
This is cross-posted from Pastor Michael’s blog. The Christmas season is often called “the season of giving.” Those of us who follow this tradition, whether Christian or not, give and receive gifts this time of year. For some Christians, this … Continue reading
From Death to New Life
A sermon by Pastor Michael Pahl on October 21, 2018, called “From Death to New Life.” The sermon is the sixth in a series exploring our church vision and mission statements. Here is a written excerpt: Our Scripture passages this … Continue reading
Open to Witness
A sermon by Pastor Michael Pahl on September 30, 2018, called “Open to Witness.” The sermon is the fourth in a series exploring our church vision and mission statements. Here is a written excerpt: There’s a recurring phrase throughout these … Continue reading
“From Sea to Sea”
A sermon by Pastor Michael Pahl on July 1, 2018—Canada Day—called “From Sea to Sea.” It is a reflection on Zechariah 9:9-12 and Psalm 72:1-8, from which Canada’s motto derives. It is a revision of a sermon Michael first preached in … Continue reading
