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September 27, 2026 · Pastor Don Jeffers · Isaiah 52:1–11
Pastor Don Jeffers reminds us that “beautiful feet people” carry the good news of Jesus through encouragement, compassion, and practical acts of love. Every Christian can help others discover that hope, help, and healing are available through Christ.
Read the summaryMatthew 16:21–28
Trusting God’s will can be difficult when His plans do not match our expectations. Through Peter’s struggle with Jesus’ path to the cross, Rev. John Phillips reminds us that following Christ requires surrender, faithfulness, and a willingness to let God be God.
Matthew 20:1–16
Our work is about more than a paycheck. Through Jesus’ parable of the workers in the vineyard, Rev. Dr. Gordon Barrows reminds us that God gives dignity to our work, permission to rest, and salvation through grace.
Exodus 20:1–20
Pastor Carol Brown reminds us that the Ten Commandments are more than rules to follow. They teach us how to put God first, love others well, and imagine a world shaped by faithfulness, truth, peace, gratitude, and the love of Christ.
II Samuel 11 & 12
David’s story in 2 Samuel 11 and 12 shows how quickly sin can grow when we try to hide it instead of bringing it before God. Yet even after serious failure, genuine repentance is met with God’s forgiveness, though our choices may still carry lasting consequences.
Isaiah 61:1–4, 10–11
Joy grows when we remember who we are in Christ, give thanks for what God has done, and refuse to let the past define us. Pastor Don Jeffers reminds us that through God’s grace and forgiveness, we can live each day overwhelmed with joy.
Revelation 2:1–7
Revelation 2:1-7 challenges the church to examine whether faithful activity has replaced the call to openly witness for Christ. Pastor Bud Davis reminds us that being on the right road is not enough if we are moving in the wrong direction.
Exodus 13:17–22
God cares deeply about our destination, but He also uses the journey to shape our faith, character, patience, and trust. Pastor Carol Brown reminds us that as we walk with God, His presence is not only waiting for us at the end, it is guiding us every step of the way.
Matthew 28:19–20; John 13:34–35; 1 Corinthians 3:6–9
Jesus calls us to help others take one step closer to Him through faithful prayer, Christlike love, patient listening, and consistent living. We plant and water the seeds, trusting God alone to bring spiritual growth.
Philippians 2:1–13
Spiritual unity does not require everyone to agree on everything. It grows when believers follow Christ’s example by serving others, communicating with grace, welcoming people without judgment, and allowing the Holy Spirit to shape their attitudes and actions.
Ephesians 3:14–21
Paul’s prayer for the Ephesian church reminds us that spiritual strength, a deeper knowledge of Christ’s love, and renewed life in the church all begin with earnest prayer. Rev. John Phillips challenges us to move beyond distracted prayer and seek the transforming power of the Holy Spirit.
Mark 1:27–34
Jesus does not merely possess power. He carries the authority of God to teach, heal, forgive, and transform, and through him we are equipped to resist evil and serve a hurting world with grace.
Galatians 5:1, John 8:26, 2 Corinthians 3:17
Rev. Dr. Gordon Barrows reminds us that while national freedom is a blessing worth thanking God for, the deepest freedom is found only in Jesus Christ. In Christ, we are called to stand firm, live free from old chains, and follow the Spirit into a freedom that lasts forever.
Isaiah 6:1–4 / Hebrews 13:5
Pastor Don Jeffers reminds us that God’s glory is not far away or reserved for rare moments. Through Isaiah’s vision, we are invited to trust God’s presence, bring Him our fears and failures, and learn to see His glory in everyday life.
Romans 4:1–5, 13–25
This Father’s Day sermon reflects on Abraham’s faith, a father’s influence, and the grace of God that saves us through Jesus Christ. Through Scripture and personal memories, we are reminded that real faith trusts God’s promise, leads the home with love, and stands firm without compromise.
Luke 4:1–13
Pastor Carol Brown’s “Just One More Bite” reminds us that temptation is serious, common, and often begins with small compromises. Through Jesus’ victory in the wilderness, we are reminded that God gives us strength, forgiveness, and a way out.
1 Corinthians 11:23–30 (NIV)
In “More Than a Meal,” Rev. Dr. Gordon V. Barrows reminds us that Holy Communion is more than a routine observance. The bread remembers, the cup proclaims, and the heart examines as we pause to receive “the gospel in our hands” with reverence, gratitude, and renewed faith.
Luke 23:26–37
In Luke 23, we see Jesus walking toward the cross with love, mercy, and forgiveness even as He is mocked and condemned. This sermon reminds us that Christ could have saved Himself, but He chose the cross so our sins could be taken away.
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