Of all the ways God could have saved his people from slavey in Egypt, why 10 plagues? John shares on what the 10 plagues teach us about who God is.
Sermons
Speaker: John Kliewer
In this message, John goes back to Exodus 3 to help us take another look at the burning bush story. This time we explore from Moses’ perspective to see what it teaches us about us as people and what God is calling us to.
In Exodus, we see that God’s on a mission to reveal his name, his character, and his purpose to his chosen people, and then through those chosen people to reveal his name and reputation to all the nations, to everyone. In this message, John focuses in on God’s name and how his character is revealed in the Exodus story.
Love, Sin, & Life – What I Learned on Sabbatical
September 7, 2022 John Kliewer Questions Jesus AskedJohn is back from Sabbatical and in this message he shares about what he learned from each of the main aspects of a sabbatical: rest, reevaluation and revisioning.
Ecclesiastes says everything is meaningless. What is that all about? What can we learn from this existential crisis that points us back to Jesus?
Romans 5 says we have been justified through faith. It begs the question, what is this faith that we need? John concludes our Advent series, sharing about how we can press into having faith made new.
His Unexpected, Upside Down Kingdom is Making Everything New
November 27, 2021 John Kliewer The King and His KingdomThe kingdom of God doesn’t work how we expect. So, how does it work? If we’re doing it wrong, what’s the right way to do it?
John continues our series on the King and his Kingdom sharing on the ways Jesus’ words and works confronted and made conflict in the gospel of Mark and how they’re still doing the same for us today.
Many of us think we know who Jesus is, but do we really have it all figured out? John continues our series in Mark by answering the questions, who is the real Jesus and how should we respond to him?
Jesus’ mission was to give himself away, a mission rooted in generosity. Now, what about us? If we’re followers of Jesus, what’s our mission? How is our mission rooted in generosity?