The sermon by Pastor Jim on the Lord's Supper offers a detailed examination of its biblical foundation and spiritual significance. He interprets it as a sacred time for believers to remember Christ's ultimate sacrifice and to reflect on the grace of salvation. By drawing parallels between the Passover and Jesus' last supper, he underscores the perpetual relevance of Communion in Christian worship. Pastor Jim encourages a heartfelt participation in the ritual, fostering a deeper connection with Jesus and a stronger communal bond among believers.
In Remembrance of Jesus
February 11, 2024 • Jim Guenther • 1 Corinthians 11:23–34
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Now to the Future
June 23, 2024 • Jim Guenther • 1 Corinthians 16:1–11
In the sermon "Now to the Future," Pastor Jim reflects on 1 Corinthians 16:1-11 to emphasize the importance of future-oriented living. He recounts finding his marriage license and a dog's family tree to illustrate how past documents can seem irrelevant. The message focuses on the necessity of stewardship, advocating for regular giving and continuous prayer. Pastor Jim encourages the congregation to live with God as their primary focus, thereby setting a positive example for children and new believers, and ensuring their actions today shape a faithful future.
In Understanding Be Mature
June 9, 2024 • Jim Guenther • 1 Corinthians 14:20–40
Pastor Jim's sermon, "In Understanding Be Mature," based on 1 Corinthians 14:20-40, underscores the need for mature thinking in Christian life. He begins with a light-hearted look at children's joyful, but often chaotic, behavior, using it to contrast the thoughtful worship expected from adults. Addressing the misuse of spiritual gifts, especially tongues, he encourages believers to seek edifying and understandable worship. The sermon concludes with a call to maintain innocence in avoiding evil while fostering maturity in spiritual understanding and worship.
Five Is More Than Ten Thousand
June 2, 2024 • Jim Guenther • 1 Corinthians 14:1–19
Pastor Jim’s sermon, titled “Five Is More Than Ten Thousand,” explores 1 Corinthians 14:1-19, focusing on the gifts of prophecy and tongues. He shares a personal story of being rescued from a rushing river in Brazil, comparing it to overcoming misunderstandings in scripture. Highlighting that prophecy builds up the church through clear communication, he warns against the misuse of tongues. Pastor Jim urges the church to prioritize understanding and teaching God’s Word to benefit the entire congregation.