Pastor Hager preaches from Ephesians 5, describing Christ’s relationship with the Church
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Sermons on Church
Pastor Hager preaches from Ephesians 4, detailing the responsibility of each church member in the edifying of the body of Christ.
Pastor Pardee preaches on the topic of what a New Testament Church should look like.
Pastor Hager preaches on the reasons that many don’t believe God in the basics of the Christian life or for a powerful church.
Pastor Pardee preaches a message dealing with the importance of understanding what you believe both in the believer’s life as well as in the church body.
Pastor Hager preaches from Ephesians 4, encouraging every believer to access and use the gifts God has given him to edify the body of Christ.
Pastor Hager preaches from Acts 9, dealing with the conditions for spiritual growth in a church. He challenges us to recognize the presence of the Lord, and to depend upon His power, He also reminds us of our responsibility to be sharing with others what Christ is doing for us personally. He then encourages believers […]
Pastor Hager concludes a series on the Church with a simple, yet convicting message regarding our unity within the body of believers from Ephesians 4. He encourages us to be unified in Christlikeness, compassion for others, and in consistent service and faithfulness within the church.
Pastor Hager continues his series on the church from Ephesians 4. He lays out the importance of unity in the body in doctrine, faith, purity, and many other topics, but stresses the importance of humility within the members in order to be unified for the cause of Christ.
Pastor Hager preaches from Matthew 16, beginning a sermon series dealing with the local church. He reminds us of how important the local church is in God’s ministry. He challenges us as believers to be in unity with the church body, and to fulfill our role as a church member submitting ourselves to the Head of the church so that God can accomplish His work through us.