Starting November 2024, we are uploading all our sermons onto Spotify!
You can follow our podcast or access the playlist by searching “Salem First Free Methodist Church” on Spotify or listen to the most recent episode here.
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Starting November 2024, we are uploading all our sermons onto Spotify!
You can follow our podcast or access the playlist by searching “Salem First Free Methodist Church” on Spotify or listen to the most recent episode here.
Kaleb preaches on Acts 27 and tells of how Paul encourages the people on a boat in the midst of a storm. He emphasizes four actions that Paul took for us to emulate so we might encourage those around us: he took, he gave thanks, he broke, and he gave.
Kaleb preaches on Acts 26 and tells us that when we face losses again and again and again, we should remember and celebrate that our name is written in heaven.
Kaleb preaches on Acts chapter 23 and shows us how God wasn’t done with Paul in Jerusalem, but was just preparing him to go to Rome. He then encourages us to pray to God what he is preparing in us in our “Jerusalem” so that He might act through us in our “Rome”
Noah preaches on Acts 22 and tells us that if we are captivated by the gospel as Paul is, we won’t be able to stop ourselves from giving our testimony even in the face of persecution.
Kaleb preaches on Acts 21:7-16 and tells us of the importance of endurance and gives us some ideas on how to cultivate it.
Tim Walter preaches on Psalms 40:1-10 which reflects on who God is and what He has done for us. He then encourages us to look to Jesus as an example for how we can go share the gospel to others.
Kaleb preaches on Acts 19 and tells us that conflict and arguments are a part of life, what matters is how we handle them.
Kaleb teaches two things Paul does on his journeys that are important for us to know today
Kaleb preaches on Acts 17 and uses Paul’s teaching at the Areopagus to stress the importance of being “on site” when we pray.
Kaleb preaches on Acts chapter 16 and tells us that following Jesus can be unpredictable. So he encourages us that when our plans might not work out, we should look for what God’s plans for us are.
Noah preaches on Acts 15 and tells us of a meeting the leaders of the early church had to discuss their ministry to the gentiles. They discuss the old laws and traditions of the Jews and whether the gentiles should be held to these laws as well. They then write a letter to the gentiles that Noah uses to show us God’s intent for His followers when He gives them laws to follow.
Kaleb preaches on Acts chapter 14 and tells us how to work through obstacles and have the same mindset of Paul and Barnabas.
Kaleb preaches on Acts chapter 13:1-4 and tells us how the early church listens to God so that they might be able to answer prayers. He also explains the gift of prophecy and how we might put it into practice so we can edify the Church.
Kaleb preaches on Acts chapter 12 and tells us how the early church came together to pray fervently for Peter. He stresses the fact that they still did this even after James was killed despite their prayers, and encourages us to imitate the early church by coming together to pray and doing so even when it feels like our prayers might not have been answered.
Kaleb introduces Acts chapter 11 which starts with Peter giving a report of how God moved among the gentiles. Then he hands it off to Noah to give his own report from his mission to the Netherlands and how God is moving there.
Jon Silva preaches on Psalm 73 and tells us how life isn’t fair, and this is especially apparent when we compare ourselves to others. If we get caught up in this comparison, we can forget what we have in God, but this Psalm reminds us that despite life not being fair, God is always good.
Jon Silva Preaches about the 23rd Psalm and how it helps you pray when you face fear, hurry, and other challenges.