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Kaleb preaches on Psalm 8 and teaches us to start our prayers with praise. He then gives us a template based on the Psalms that we can use to give God a prayer of praise.
Kaleb preaches on Luke 18:9-14 and teaches us when and how to pray. He reminds us that we can pray anytime and teaches us that we should pray humbly and honestly.
Kaleb preaches from many different scriptures giving many examples of the “who” in our prayers when we pray with purpose. He explains that we pray to God the Father, in the name of Jesus the Son, with the help of the Holy Spirit.
Kaleb preaches on Genesis 16:1-13 and answers the question “Why do we pray?” by reminding us that God is listening and when God listens to us, God sees us.
Happy Easter! This week Kaleb preaches on Luke 24:1-35 and shows us the difference between information and real knowledge. He then encourages us to break bread with others in the same way the Jesus broke bread with the men in Emmaus and opened their eyes to who he was.
Kaleb preaches on Luke 23:44-56 and focuses on the darkness that covers the land as Jesus is crucified. He goes on to say that the darkness does not deter Jesus, nor is it the end for Jesus, so we should not keep any darkness in our lives from letting us follow Jesus.
Kaleb preaches on Luke 23:22-43 and shows us all the different ways that Jesus followed through on the words that he said. He then encourages us to follow in Jesus’ words and deeds as well.
Camila preaches for Missions Sunday on Genesis 12:1-3 and gives many examples of missionaries and how God is moving through the work they do.
Here is a link to the video Camila referenced in her sermon:
Kaleb preaches on Luke 22:66 - 23:12 and notes how little words Jesus speaks in this passage. He then shows us how powerful this silence is and what it can reveal about both Jesus and those around him.
Kaleb preaches on Luke 22:54-65 and makes comparisons between Judas’ and Peter’s failings on Jesus’ last day. He then encourages us with a way to pray that reflects on our past day in order to guide our future actions.
Kaleb preaches on Luke 22:47-53 and focuses on Judas’ actions during Jesus’ last day. He then inquires whether Judas would have acted differently if he had asked or talked to others about his decisions before acting on them and encourages us to ask and talk to others about decisions we might make.
Kaleb preaches on Luke 4:1-15 and teaches of the importance of the wilderness and how Jesus is filled with the power of the Holy Spirit there. He then encourages us with examples of ways to find our own wilderness during the upcoming season of Lent so that we can walk in power with God.
Kaleb preaches on Acts 9:1-19 and stresses the importance of small acts like laying on of hands and being in person and personal in your prayer, just as God calls Ananias to lay hands on Saul and pray for him.
Kaleb preaches on 1 Samuel 17:12-23 and teaches us that in order to be in a place to do the big things like slaying Goliath, he first had to serve in the little ways like bringing cheese to the Israeli army.
Noah preaches on Luke 16:1-13 and teaches us to be faithful, not wasteful, even with the littlest things in life.
Kaleb preaches on Exodus 3:1-6 and reminds us of the importance of paying attention to the little things, lest we miss something marvelous.
Kaleb preaches on Luke 6:12-19 and tells us how power comes from Jesus for the purpose of healing and serving others. He also points out that this power is for all people, as Jesus was in a level place that could be accessed by anyone.
Kaleb preaches on Luke 6:12-19 and expresses the importance of community. He then highlights what it takes to create community: community is a choice, it isn’t obvious, it takes work, and it is on mission.
Kaleb preaches on Luke 6:12-19 and stresses the importance of silence and solitude in Jesus’ life as he is preparing a place for us. He reminds us that silence can help us listen to and be with God in our prayers instead of just talking to God.
