If I Were A Rich Man Part 2

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If I Were A Rich Man Part 2

Proverbs 10:1-15

December 2, 2024 • Pastor Bill Gehm

Have you ever met an individual who feels the need to criticize the tiniest things? Now, surely this isn’t what you’d be thinking but imagine a beautiful and perfectly performed choir concert. Everything about it went right… but the glow of the exit signs kind of ruined the mood of the event. In today’s message, Pastor Bill teaches that strife and pettiness can be a toxin. Stemming from hatred, they can hurt others and ruin relationships. Instead, focus on demonstrating the love of God to those around you.

Do Not Disturb! Part 1

December 4, 2024 • Pastor Bill Gehm

Deep down, we all know that we ought to be nice, patient, and uplifting. However, when the 5:00 pm traffic hits… it gets a little harder. When that certain coworker won’t quit pestering you… it’s not so easy. In today’s message, Pastor Bill teaches that slander and strife are rooted in hatred. You may not realize it, but when you gossip about someone, there’s something a little darker inside of you than you realize. Hatred has no place within you, so rid yourself of it, and instead, love those around you.

If I Were A Rich Man Part 3

December 3, 2024 • Pastor Bill Gehm

The 23rd Psalm says, “Thy rod and thy staff they comfort me.” Did you catch that? A staff and a rod. In today’s message, Pastor Bill points out that David recognized that God has both an instrument of guidance and an instrument of correction. God is a Good Shepherd who will lead you to green pastures. However, sometimes God will need to correct your path when you veer too close to the cliff’s edge. When you stray too far from the path, expect a nudge from the Shepherd’s rod to get you back on track.

If I Were A Rich Man Part 1

November 29, 2024 • Pastor Bill Gehm

Many pastors on TV preach health and wealth. They say that if you believe in Jesus, you’ll be healed of all sickness, you’ll never go sore a day in your life, and there will be a Lamborghini waiting in the driveway. Well… that would be nice if it were true. In fact, it’s quite the opposite. Today, Pastor Bill teaches that suffering is inevitable, but not unbearable. If you have Jesus, you can walk through that cancer diagnosis, car wreck, or tough financial spot with joy, knowing that He will provide for you.