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Bridging the Divide - November 3, 2024

Bridging the Divide: God's Desire Amidst Political Tension

November 3, 2024 • Brady Randall • 1 Timothy 2:1–7

Butler Campus Pastor Brady Randall looks at 1 Timothy 2 to share the values Christians should communicate to the world during today's tense political atmosphere.

Labor Day 2024 - Vain Is Your Labor?

September 1, 2024 • Dr. Terry Thomas • Psalm 127

Teaching Pastor Dr. Terry Thomas explores the essence of work through the lens of Psalm 127, understanding the frustrations and the pursuit of labor without God's involvement as futile. Discover how a restored relationship with God and a renewed perspective can transform work from mere toil into a meaningful vocation, and learn the importance of rest in finding peace in our labor.

Independence Day 2024 - Do Not Forget

July 7, 2024 • Brady Randall • Deuteronomy 6

Butler Campus Pastor Brady Randall encourages us to remember God's good promises and good character this Independence Day weekend.

Memorial Day 2024 - Doing Good

May 26, 2024 • Bryce Vaught • 1 Peter 2:13–17

What does it mean to "do good" and what value does it ultimately bring to our world? In this Memorial Day message, we take a look at Peter's exhortation to the church "do good" as we consider what it is that God considers good and how it makes an eternal difference.

Quitting Quitting

December 31, 2023 • Bryce Vaught • John 21:15–19

Adult Ministry Director Bryce Vaught brings to life powerful moments in Peter's relationship with Jesus to highlight points in our lives when we might give up hope.

Christmas Eve 2023

December 24, 2023 • Dr. Kurt Bjorklund • Luke 2:10–14

Senior Pastor Dr. Kurt Bjorklund shares the salvation message that Jesus is the Messiah for all creation for all eternity.

Message and Music - Son of God/Son of Man

December 17, 2023 • Dr. Kurt Bjorklund, Kathy Schmitt • Luke 1:32–35, Daniel 7:13–14

Dr. Kurt Bjorklund and Kathy Schmitt share the biblical meaning and stories behind the two names of Jesus, "Son of God" and "Son of Man."

Offer This

July 9, 2023 • Dr. Kurt Bjorklund • Hebrews 13:11–16, John 14:15, Esther 4:14, Acts 9:36, Romans 12:1–2

Senior Pastor Dr. Kurt Bjorklund shares moments through the New Testament to illustrate how to offer our lives to God.

Independence Day 2023 - Questions with Surprising Answers

July 2, 2023 • Dr. Terry Thomas • John 8:21–38

Teaching Pastor Dr. Terry Thomas proposes questions with surprising answers for those looking for life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness on Independence Day weekend.

Memorial Day 2023 - From Gratitude To Action

May 28, 2023 • James Isaac • Titus 3:1–7

On a weekend devoted to honoring those who died fighting to preserve freedom and unity, it calls to question how we should live in a politically divided society. In the midst of politics, dividing issues, tensions pulling one way and then another, what is the biblical response?

Shattered Expectations

April 2, 2023 • Brady Randall • Luke 19:28–44

Butler Campus Pastor Brady Randall teaches from Luke 19 showing how Jesus shattered expectations of the Messiah in ancient times and how Jesus can still shatter expectations today.

A New Hope

January 1, 2023 • Dan Irvin • Matthew 7:24–29

Strip District Pastor Dan Irvin teaches from the Sermon on the Mount in the New Testament book of Matthew. Christ is our rock.

Rest for the Weary

November 27, 2022 • Dr. Kurt Bjorklund • Matthew 11:28–30

Dr. Kurt Bjorklund looks at Matthew 11:28-30 where Jesus indicates three imperatives for people who are weary and heavy laden in their souls.

Quick and Slow

November 20, 2022 • Russ Brasher • James 1:19–21

Orchard Hill Church Wexford Campus Adult Ministry Director Russ Brasher vividly describes the key concept of elimination of sin from the New Testament's book of James.

Labor Day 2022 - Live to Work

September 4, 2022 • Dr. Terry Thomas • Matthew 25:14–30

Teaching Pastor Dr. Terry Thomas give a special Labor Day message making an argument for Christians to "live to work" rather than "work to live."