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Tag Archives: kingdom of god
Beatitudes for the Ordinary Everyday
A reading by Gerald Pauls and Justin Majeau on February 2, 2020, called “Beatitudes for the Ordinary Everyday.” It is an excerpt of a sermon by Michael Pahl previously preached on November 27, 2017; that full sermon is available here. … Continue reading
What Is the Church?
A sermon by Michael Pahl on September 8, 2019, called “What Is the Church?” reflecting on Matthew 16:13-19. This is the first in a five-part series called “Together we are a Church.” Here is a written excerpt: The word “church” … Continue reading
Radical (a.k.a. Ordinary Christian) Hospitality
A sermon by Michael Pahl on September 1, 2019, called “Radical (a.k.a. Ordinary Christian Hospitality,” reflecting on Luke 14:1, 7-14 and Hebrews 13:1-8, 15-16. Here is a written excerpt: You see the importance of this kind of hospitality early in the … Continue reading
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
The Coming Son of Man
A sermon by Pastor Michael Pahl on March 3, 2019, called “The Coming Son of Man.” It is the seventh and last in a series called “Reading the Bible with Jesus.” The sermon is a reflection on Jesus’ use of … Continue reading
A Secret Message
A sermon by Pastor Michael Pahl on February 3, 2019, called “A Secret Message.” It is the fourth in a series called “Reading the Bible with Jesus.” The sermon is a reflection on Jesus’ reference to Isaiah 6:9-10 to describe his use … Continue reading
Jubilee!
A sermon by Pastor Michael Pahl on January 27, 2019, called “Jubilee!” It is the third in a series called “Reading the Bible with Jesus.” The sermon is a reflection on Jesus’ fulfillment of Isaiah’s promise of Moses’ law of Jubilee … 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
