Recent Sermons
May 6: The Call: to parent
Pastor John • 27:32
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The unique challenges and joys of the call to parent our children well.
May 6: The Call: to a mission
Rev. Wayne Tesch • 30:56
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Pastor Wayne Tesch shares about RFKC and how he was called to it and the difference it makes in the lives of foster kids.
April 29: The Call: to relationship with God
Pastor John, Pastor Nate, Pastor Bill • 36:42
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Pastor John, Nate, and Bill share how God has called them. Personal stories of listening and responding to the call of God.
April 22: The Call: On Our Life?
Pastor John • 29:28
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Throughout Scripture God calls people in unique ways. Check out how He calls several individuals and reflect on how God's call on our lives is unique, relational, and calls us to listen and act.
April 15: The Call: to neighbor
Pastor Nate
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The art of receiving. Sometimes the best way to be a neighbor is to ask for help.
April 8: Easter Sunday Celebration
Pastor John
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We all carry baggage in our life - regrets, doubts, unfulfilled dreams, broken relation-ships. And we wonder sometimes if God can handle our baggage. But if there was anyone who could have lugged around a steamer trunk of regret from which he would have never recovered, it would have been Peter. So how do you explain the fact that this broken disciple went on to become the de facto leader of the very early church? Only one thing can explain the transformation of these scared, discouraged, radically mono-theistic first century Jews into a group of Christ followers that turned the Roman Empire upside down - and that is the reality of the resurrection.
April 1 2012: Guardrails: Once And For All
Pastor John • 25:23
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We live with an internal conflict between our values what we know is right and our desire for immediate fulfillment. In areas like finances, relationships, and careers, a guardrail can feel like a barrier to something that seems good now. So why bother having guardrails if they just add to the tension? In this message, Andy presents There is a story from the life of Daniel that persuades us to establish guardrails now . . . once and for all.
March 25 2012: Guardrails: The Consumption Assumption
Pastor John • 31:44
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Contrary to popular opinion, God does not want something from you, He wants something for you. And nowhere is that more true than with your finances. Then why are we so insistent on separating our faith and our finances? What kinds of guardrails need to go up in order to protect us from financial disaster?
March 18 2012: Guardrails: Flee Baby Flee!
Pastor John • 29:25
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If there is one area in your life that absolutely needs some guardrails, this is probably it. Giving in to sexual temptation is the area that is the most difficult to recover from because, as Paul says, all other sins are outside the body, but this one affects our very being. It's the most needed yet most resisted area of all. Fortunately, the Bible is pretty clear on how we should approach it: flee.
March 11 2012: Guardrails: Why Can't We Be Friends?
Pastor John • 28:47
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Friendships are powerful things. They're great, but dangerous. You drop your guard with your friends. You become less careful. And as a result, you're easily influenced, drawn toward the acceptance you find. Because of this vulnerability, it would be smart to develop some guardrails. It's not an easy thing - but it might end up saving you from future pain.
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