01/29/2023 – Sunday Sermon – Shane Koehler – As Jesus heals a boy possessed by a demon, he rebukes the father and others about their lack of faith, and that His time here on earth is short.

1/22/2023 – Sunday Sermon – Shane Koehler – on the mount of transfiguration, Jesus reveals to the apostles, a glimpse of what is coming to instill hope and confidence to them.

9/25/2022 – Sunday Sermon- Shane Koehler – After feeding the 5,000, Jesus performs another miracle of walking on water, revealing the untrusting unbelief of the apostles.

In this lesson, we discuss the pervasive fear of death and ultimate judgment that grips most people, and we contrast that fear with a biblical response to the Lord’s testing of believers’ works described 1 Corinthians 3. Technical note: This recording is missing approx 5 min due to technical issues. Gap has been reduced to a few seconds.

In this lesson, we continue our series from 1 Corinthians 3, looking specifically at Paul’s use of a “building” metaphor to illustrate the various ways Christians contribute to the “construction” of the Church.

Recently, there have been many who claim the title of Apostle. But throughout church history, it was generally understood that apostles were a unique group of men with special authority and abilities, appointed for a specific time and a specific task. In this passage, we see Christ appointing and authorizing his apostles. Who were these men? Why they were appointed? What kind of authority were they given?

There are a number of metaphors employed by the New Testament writers to describe the Church – a body, a bride, a household or family, a field. In this lesson, we begin a new series in our study of 1 Corinthians 3, looking specifically at Paul’s use of a “building” metaphor to illustrate the various ways Christians contribute to the “construction” of the Church.