Christ Presbyterian Auburn Sermons: Recent Episodes
Pastor Eric Zellner
Pastor Josh Shideler begins a new series on the life of Elijah from 1-2 Kings. This week: "When confronted with your faithlessness, trust His faithfulness."
"You must rest in God’s inseparable love."
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through the book of Romans.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues through Romans. This week we see: "You must see your 'good' through the lens of 'God’s plan.'"
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Romans. This week, focusing on verses 26-27 of chapter 8, we see: God gave you His Spirit to minister to your weakness.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues through Romans. "God gave you His Spirit to sustain you between the 'already' and the 'not yet.'"
Pastor Eric Zellner continues through Romans. "God gave you His Spirit to teach you to live like His son or daughter."
Pastor Josh Shideler concludes preaching through Titus. "Propelled by grace, pursue good works."
Pastor Eric Zellner continues through Romans. This week: God gave you His Spirit to deliver you from the power of indwelling sin.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Romans. "Serve Christ, empowered by the Spirit."
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through the book of Romans. This week, we grab hold of this truth: Abandon self-reliance...and run to Christ.
Pastor Josh Shideler continues preaching through Titus. This week, as Paul pivots to the church's relationship with the world, we appreciate this principle: made new by mercy, move out in empathy.
Pastor Josh Shideler continues through the letter of Titus. This week: "Let Christ's past grace and future glory fuel your present."
Pastor Eric Zellner continues in Romans. This week, we appreciate the theme: "as you love Jesus...fruit grows!
Pastor Josh Shideler picks up with Titus. "Model the grace give to you in everyday life."
Pastor Eric Zellner continues through Romans. This week, we appreciate this main idea: Freed from bondage, you must live with eternal purpose.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Romans. This week, we see from our text: "In Christ, you must live through the lens of death and resurrection."
Pastor Eric Zellner continues through Romans. This week: "Jesus lifted you from the reign of sin, that you might live under the reign of his grace."
Pastor Josh Shideler picks up the letter of Titus. "The gospel recalibrates your life as you sit under it."
Pastor Eric Zellner continues through Romans on this Easter Sunday service. "Rejoice in the love God offered to you!"
"The peace you enjoy must lead to a relationship you engage."
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Romans. Previously the Apostle Paul dissected Abraham's faith as an illustration of "justification by faith in Christ." This week, Paul presses further to show us how this status creates a warm relationship between us and God where we grow in faith and intimacy with Him.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through the book of Romans. This week, as Paul focuses on the nature of faith, we're invited to: Trust the God who keeps His promises.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues through Romans. "God justifies the ungodly, who come to Him in faith."
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Romans. "As the gospel saturates your heart, you grow in humility."
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through the book of Romans. Here the good news of what God has done invites us to respond: Receive the free gift of God's righteousness.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues through Romans. This week in chapter 3, we see: You begin to see your need when you stop making excuses.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through the book of Romans. Still early on in Paul's argument, we see him hunt down more moral high grounds we are prone to take refuge in outside the gospel. This week: The Religious Person needs a Savior.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through the book of Romans. In this section, we see the gospel dismantle spiritual pride built on moralism, which opens the door to good news--the "Critical Moralizer" needs a Savior.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through the book of Romans. As Paul begins to build his case for the gospel, we appreciate this major theme: The practical atheist needs a Savior.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues teaching through this rich New Testament letter. In Paul's thesis statement for the whole book, we see: You must rest in God's righteousness.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through the book of Romans. This week we see: You need Christian community and the gospel message.
Pastor Eric Zellner begins a new sermon series on Romans. As this great letter opens, we see this main idea: "The Good News of Jesus contains both message and mission."
Rev. Tanner Crum (Auburn RUF) guest preaches from the book of James. "The life of discipleship is full of trials and marked by steadfastness."
Pastor Eric Zellner preaches from Isaiah following our Advent series. "You must fix your hope in God."
Pastor Josh Shideler continues preaching the Advent Series from Isaiah. "As the battle continues, hold on to this Hero."
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching this year's advent series. "God revealed His Servant to provide you assurance."
Pastor Josh Shideler continues this year's advent series on the Long Expected Jesus from Isaiah. "Look to this King for lasting peace."
Pastor Eric Zellner begins preaching our advent series, looking at various passages in Isaiah that predicted the Messiah. This week, we see: While you wait upon the Lord, strengthen one another.
Pastor Josh Shideler continues teaching through Titus. "Tamed by Christ, mirror His character."
Pastor Josh Shideler begins a new series on Titus. Here we see: "Where Jesus reigns, there He restores."
Pastor Eric Zellner concludes the series on "Gifts and Givers of the Bible." This week, we are encouraged: "Take hold of what matters most."
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through "Gifts and Givers of the Bible" series. This week, we see that since God is generous in Christ, you must love those you've never met.
Pastor Josh Shideler continues the Gifts and Givers of the Bible series by looking at the poor widow's gift. "See from Jesus' eyes, and you'll enter His joy."
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching this special series on the Givers and Gifts of the Bible. This week in Luke 8, we see this astounding theme: "As Jesus builds his kingdom, he invites you to join his work.
In this special Sunday School, Pastor Eric Zellner kicked off our ROOTED generosity initiative aimed at seeing a church home built on our land on College Street. Listen along to catch up on what God has been doing in the life of Christ Presbyterian and what our next chapter may look like. Please visit our ROOTED tab on our website for more information. christpresauburn.org/rooted
Pastor Eric Zellner kicks off a 5 week series on the Gifts and the Givers of the Bible. In this prayer of King David, we treasure this main idea: "When you know the Lord as the rightful King, you grow in humility and joy."
Pastor Eric Zellner concludes the series on Ecclesiastes. "You demonstrate your love for God by keeping His commandments."
Nearing the end of preaching through the book of Ecclesiastes, Pastor Eric Zellner leads us through this passage of Scripture, appreciating this theme: "Remember your Creator while you are still young."
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Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Ecclesiastes. "Since God controls the future, live boldly for Christ and others."
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Ecclesiastes. "Use godly wisdom to navigate life."
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through the book of Ecclesiastes. This week, we see: "You must enjoy God's gifts to the fullest."
"Humility under God outshines wisdom." Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching the book of Ecclesiastes.
"Trust the God of Wisdom and Goodness." Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through the book of Ecclesiastes.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching the book of Ecclesiastes. This week, our passage highlights the theme: Embrace your limitations.
Continuing in Ecclesiastes, Pastor Eric Zellner explores this theme: "You find contentment as you loosen your grip."
"Attach to Jesus and access joy." Pastor Josh Shideler continues preaching through the book of Habakkuk.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through the book of Ecclesiastes. This week, we see: You always worship what weighs most heavily.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues the expository journey, preaching through the book of Ecclesiastes. This week, we see this theme: True happiness arrives as you love others.
"To the tenderhearted, time preaches God's sovereignty." Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Ecclesiastes.
"Your death reorients your life." Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through the Old Testament book of Ecclesiastes.
"Inject your imagination with God's reality." Pastor Josh Shideler continues preaching through the book of Habakkuk.
Pastor Eric Zellner begins a new teaching series on the book of Ecclesiastes. In the opening section, we focus on this theme: Embrace your humanity.
Pastor Josh Shideler continues in Habakkuk: Abandon your glory-project and delight in His.
Pastor Josh Shideler continues the Habakkuk series. "Receive God's verdict, then live out of it."
Pastor Eric Zellner concludes this series on the 7 letters from Jesus to the churches in the book of Revelation. This week we see: Jesus loves you enough to tell you the truth.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Jesus' letters to the 7 churches in Revelation. "The Fruit and the Glory belongs to Christ."
Pastor Eric Zellner continues through Jesus' letters to the 7 churches in Revelation. This week, we learn: Don't let your reputation fool you!
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Jesus' letters to the seven churches in Revelation. This week we see: Flee the twin temptations of tolerance and compromise.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Jesus' 7 letters to the 7 churches in Revelation 1-3. This week we see: You profess your faith with words and actions.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Jesus' letters to the 7 churches in Revelation. This week we see: Only those who identify with Christ expect to suffer for Christ.
Pastor Eric Zellner preaches the resurrection account on Easter Sunday. This text gives us a question to consider: how is your life different because Jesus was raised?
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching the 7 letters to the churches in Revelation. In the first letter, we see: You must pursue a life of love and truth.
Pastor Eric Zellner begins a new series on the opening chapters of Revelation, its introduction and 7 letters to the 7 churches. This week, we explore the opening chapter and take in this message: Listen carefully to the King and Head of the Church.
Pastor Josh Shideler returns to Habakkuk. When your faith is perplexed, consider the hand you hold.
Pastor Eric Zellner finishes this journey through the book of Esther. In this section, we see: as you celebrate God's goodness, you see His hand more clearly.
Pastor Josh Shideler begins a new series on the book of Habakkuk. In the opening passage we learn: when your faith is frustrated, remember God is "on the move."
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Esther. As you believe God's promises you experience rest and relief.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through the book of Esther. This week the text points us to "Trust the God of great reversals."
At the cross, God teaches perfect justice and profound mercy.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through the Esther.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through the book of Esther. This week, we enjoy this central theme: Trust the God who never sleeps.
"Humility before God produces wisdom before men." Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching the stunning book on God's hidden providence, Esther.
"Serve the Lord in the sphere He assigns." Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through the book of Esther.
This week in Esther, we learn: God's control runs far beyond your sight. Pastor Eric Zellner continues our expository preaching journey through this fascinating Old Testament book of Esther.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through the Old Testament book of Esther. In this week's passage, we see: "The King enthroned in your heart determines your identity."
Pastor Eric Zellner opens up a new series on the Old Testament book of Esther. In this opening chapter, we see: the true King reigns in every unseen detail.
In conclusion to the study of Mark's gospel, Pastor Eric Zellner extracts some key implications from our studies. "Saved in Christ, live out your new identity."
"Christ the King sends his servants and rules on high." Picking up where Mark's gospel left off, Pastor Eric Zellner preaches from passages that account for the time between Jesus' resurrection and ascension.
Pastor Josh Shideler preaches from Isaiah 9 for the 4th week of our Advent Series: Cradle to Crown. "Look to this Light to dispel your gloom."
Pastor Eric Zellner continues the preaching of Mark's gospel. "The Resurrection must move your heart...again!"
Pastor Josh Shideler continues the series in Mark's gospel. In this passage, we see: by going in the tomb, Jesus calls you out.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through the gospel of Mark. "The Cross answers the question of access."
Pastor Josh Shideler continues with the series on Mark's gospel. This week, we see: when shame speaks, behold your king.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Mark's gospel. As Jesus is condemned to death, we see this principle: At man's worst...Jesus provides his best.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues through the gospel of Mark. In this week's passage, we see: Those who stand in trial stay humble enough to stand close to Jesus.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Mark. In this week's passage (sorry for one week delay), we see: Dead religion still condemns the Christ.
Pastor Josh Shideler preaches the letter of Philemon. In this oft-neglected letter, we see: Grace must overflow to peace.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Mark. This week, we see this principle: fix your hope on the power of the spiritual kingdom.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through the gospel of Mark. This week, in a rare moment of Jesus' anguish, we see: Gethsemane answers the lie of loneliness.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Mark. This week, we see this principle: Trust the Promises of Christ to you, and not your promises to Him.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues through Mark. As we draw closer to Christ's hour of betrayal, we see this principle: "Your unfaithfulness must drive you to the faithful Christ."
Pastor Eric Zellner preaches on Mark 14:1-11. Your love for Jesus grows, as you see his relative worth.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Mark: in view of Christ's return, invest your life!
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Mark. This week we come to the next portion of Jesus' discourse on the Mt. of Olives and we grasp this comfort amidst life's tribulations: Rest assured, Jesus reigns right now!
Pastor Eric Zellner continues through the Gospel of Mark. At the outset of the Mt. Olivet discourse, we learn: This world offers no lasting security.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues teaching through Mark's gospel. This week, we glean this principle: Give to the Lord as one who knows his character.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues through the gospel of Mark. This week, we encounter this main theme: Fix your eyes upon Jesus your Lord.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through the gospel of Mark. In this passage we see: though you grade on the curve, God grades on the cross.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Mark. Here we see: when you lose truth, you lose hope!
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Mark. This week, we see: Your Image determines your Identity...and in that, you find rest!
Pastor Eric Zellner picks up again with the gospel of Mark. In Jesus' parable, we see that God speaks to you...personally.
Guest preacher, Reverend James Dickson opens up Jesus' words in John 15. We get to hear Jesus' invitation to abide in His love. We see 1) the picture 2) the practice 3) the produce of abiding.
With confidence in God's power, you must also submit to His will.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through the gospel of Mark.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues through Mark's gospel. Through Jesus' interactions in Jerusalem with a fig tree and the Temple, we catch this principle: what Jesus values, you must value in yourself.
Pastor Josh Shideler concludes this series on Colossians. In what can be likened to the "credits" section in movies, we come across this principle: Christ weaves together your faithfulness with great joy.
Pastor Josh Shideler picks up in Colossians. In this concluding passage about the church's relationship with the world, we see: Christ's love turns you outward.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues in Mark. In this week's passage, we see: your soul needs everything Jesus offers.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues through Mark. In this passage, we encounter this comforting truth: The servant king answers the cries of his people.
Pastor Josh Shideler picks up with Colossians. We see this major theme in the text: set free in Christ, joyfully serve Him in your work.
Pastor Eric continues the expository journey through the gospel of Mark. In this week's passage, we encounter this truth: If you treasure His Ransom, you must live His Example.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Mark. This week, Jesus' interaction with the rich young ruler urges us: Lay down your idols and cling to Christ.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Mark. This week we see this main principle: Jesus delights to give his kingdom to those who know they need it.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through the gospel of Mark. This week, we see: God designed marriage as a testimony to his character.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues through the gospel of Mark. This week we see: from his heart of love, Jesus warns his disciples.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through the gospel of Mark. This week, we see this principle: the Messiah you believe in, shapes the disciple you become.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Mark. This week, following the "mountain top experience" of the Transfiguration, we see this principle: Jesus reveals his power to those with desperate hearts and open hands.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Mark. This Easter, we see this principle: The Glory of Christ must shape the followers of Christ.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Mark. In this passage, we see: You must dethrone "self" to follow the way of the Savior.
Pastor Eric Zellner picks back up in Mark. This week, we see this main principle: You gain spiritual sight through the touch of Christ.
Pastor Josh Shideler continues in Colossians. This week, we see: of all places, reenact the gospel in your home.
Pastor Josh Shideler picks back up in Colossians 3. This week we see, your new status in Christ calls for a new wardrobe.
You learn contentment as you trust the character of the Lord. Pastor Eric Zellner expounds on this theme as he continues preaching through the gospel of Mark.
"Jesus consistently cleanses you according to your need." Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through the gospel of Mark.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Mark. Main idea: God desires your heart.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Mark. The main principle we hear: Wait patiently as the Lord grows faith in you.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through the gospel of Mark. Here we see, Christ tends his flock with compassion.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Mark. In this passage, this principle emerges: Those who keep Christ at a distance never make their own decisions.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Mark. Considering this week's passage we see this principle: The Rejected Christ sends his people on mission.
Pastor Eric Zellner resumes preaching through the gospel of Mark. In this passage, we see this critical point: your faith must be radically simple.
Pastor Josh Shideler picks back up with Colossians. This week we see: If Christ has made you new, put off the old.
Pastor Eric Zellner finishes part 4 of the Songs of Advent series. This week, we see this principle: When you experience the comfort of God's works fulfilled, you rest in peace.
Pastor Josh Shideler preaches on the 3rd song in the early chapters of Luke. In this passage, we see: when you see God has joined your misery, you join his joy!
Pastor Eric Zellner continues through an advent series on the songs found in the early chapters of Luke's gospel. The main point: When God's faithfulness speaks louder than your doubts, you learn praise!
Pastor Eric Zellner begins a new advent series on the songs that emerge from the first 2 chapters of Luke about Christ's coming. The main principle we see in Mary's song is: When faith in Christ speaks louder than your feelings, you find joy!
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Mark. This week we come to this encouraging theme: Surrender to the transforming power of Christ!
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Mark. This particular passage urges us: Rest in the Lord of creation.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Mark's gospel. In this passage of parables, we catch the principle: you must treasure the ordinary.
Pastor Josh Shideler picks up in the Colossians series in chapter 3. Here we see the crucial principle: Your life with Christ above fuels your life in Christ below.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Mark. This passage beckons us to receive the Word with a tender heart.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through the gospel of Mark. This week we encounter this principle: if you look to Christ as Lord, you learn to walk like your brother.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through the Gospel of Mark. This week, our passage points us to this principle: God uses the ordinary to accomplish the spiritually extraordinary.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Mark. This week, the text calls us to rest in the Christ of the Finished Work.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues through the gospel of Mark. This week, the text invites you to take joy in the lasting newness of the gospel.
Pastor Eric Zellner preaches another section of the gospel of Mark. In our passage this week, we see clearly an invitation to embrace Jesus as a friend of sinners.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Mark. This week we see this principle: More than anything else, you need your sins forgiven.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through the gospel of Mark. This week we see that as you watch the Christ, you see your need for Him.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Mark. This week, as we see Jesus walk into a broken place, you are called to humble yourself under the authority of Christ.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues our series through the gospel of Mark. As Jesus' ministry begins, we discover this principle: God made you to lay down your crown.
"In order to save sinners, Jesus identifies himself with you." Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Mark's gospel.
Pastor Eric Zellner begins our new sermon series on the Gospel of Mark. As we look at the opening verses, we see that the "Good News" begins when God draws near.
Pastor Josh Shideler continues through Colossians. This week we see God's word calling us to walk the same way we started--by grace through faith in Christ.
Pastor Eric Zellner concludes preaching through 2 Peter. Here we see that the doctrine of divine judgment leads to purpose and perseverance.
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Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through 2 Peter. Main idea: God's justice highlights His patience and invites your repentance.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through the book of 2 Peter. In this section, we learn to train our hearts for truth.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues our series through 2 Peter. "God's track record proves; he rescues the righteous and punishes the wicked."
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through 2 Peter. This week, we hear this urgent call: reject the lies and listen to the Lord.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues teaching through 2 Peter. This week we hear Peter call believers to make use of God's Divine Power.
Pastor Eric Zellner begins a new series on the book of 2 Peter. When it comes to spiritual growth, "Knowledge is Power!"
Pastor Josh Shideler continues preaching through Colossians. This week we consider how Christ proclaimed forms Christ in you.
Pastor Josh Shideler preaches from Colossians 1:15-23. Here we see, Christ's supremacy is your comfort.
Pastor Josh Shideler continues preaching through Colossians. As Paul shifts from thanksgiving to intercession in 1:9-14, we see that Christ alone empowers you to live in your new status.
Pastor Josh Shideler begins a new series in the book of Colossians. We see that as you treasure the gospel, you will produce its fruit.
Pastor Eric Zellner preaches Psalm 81, which reflects upon lessons learned from Exodus. We learn that those who thrive in the wilderness follow the Rock.
Pastor Eric Zellner preaches Psalm 80 which reflects on the Exodus story and the "rest of the story." We see that God cares more about your change in character than your change in circumstance.
Pastor Eric Zellner concludes our expository journey through Exodus with Exodus 40:34-38. Here we consider the principle: When God draws near, He reveals His glory.
Pastor Eric Zellner zooms out to cover the major themes of Exodus 36:8-40:33. You must welcome the "Temple Work" of Christ!
The Resurrected Christ summons your "clinging!" Pastor Eric Zellner preaches John 20:1-23 for Easter Sunday.
Those moved by God's grace respond with action. Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Exodus 35-36:7.
Those who love the Lord reflect his glory. Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Exodus in chapter 34:17-35.
In Exodus 34, God reveals His character, making this section one of the most important passages in Scripture. Pastor Eric Zellner preaches that God's character must move you to faithfulness.
Trust the Lord, even when he "feels" far away. Pastor Eric Zellner continues in Exodus 33 this week.
Your relationship with Christ comes at great cost...both to you and to Him.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Exodus 32:25-35.
In Exodus 32:15-24, Moses descends the mountain to find the shocking scene of sin. Pastor Eric Zellner teaches how this shows us a crucial truth: Christ atones for sinners...only!
Pastor Eric Zellner preaches through Exodus 32:1-14. Let their example lead to your instruction and encouragement.
Pastor Eric Zellner preaches Exodus 31, where we see this principle as God gives gifts to His people: every meaningful gift requires proper stewardship.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues through Exodus in chapter 30. Redeemed at the cost of the blood of Jesus, orient your heart toward the Father.
Through the blood of Christ, God ordained you, his priest. Pastor Eric Zellner preaches through Exodus 29.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Exodus 27-28, a passage which covers more details about the tabernacle, which was to be a picture of God dwelling with His people. To those in the outer court, God preaches a message of comfort.
Picking back up with the book of Exodus, Pastor Eric Zellner preaches through Exodus 26. In on often overlooked passage, we behold a beautiful, Biblical theme: God overcomes every obstacle to dwell with His people.
Tanner Crum (RUF minister at Auburn University) preaches through John 15:1-11 this week. The art of abiding in Christ is the crux of the Christian life. This means dwelling in His presence and practicing His words.
Continuing our advent series, Pastor Eric Zellner preaches through Luke 2:1-20. This Christmas morning, we hear Scripture's call to treasure and ponder the Christ
Continuing our advent series, Eric Zellner preaches through Matthew 1:28-35. This text calls us all to make room for Jesus.
Continuing our advent series, we consider John the Baptist's doubt while in prison. Pastor Josh Shideler preaches through Matthew 11:2-11, where we see that beholding Jesus' words and works strengthens your faith.
What better way to prepare for this Advent season than to look at the one who prepared the way for Jesus--John the Baptist. Pastor Eric Zellner preaches through Matthew 3:1-12, where we see that true repentance must lead you to Christ.
What's on Jesus' heart before He's arrested? In John 17, we see that, shockingly, it's you. Pastor Josh Shideler preaches through this scene, where we see that Jesus' effectual prayer secures believers' life and joy.
God intends to dwell with His people. This week, Pastor Eric Zellner walks through Exodus 25.
In true Biblical worship, you meet and fellowship with the Living God. Pastor Eric Zellner preaches through Exodus 24.
God's people enjoy His promises through active participation. Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Exodus 23.
Those saved by God's grace must reflect the compassionate heart of the Father. Pastor Eric Zellner draws out this key principle from Exodus 22:16-23:9, continuing through the book of Exodus.
Continuing through Exodus 22:1-15, Pastor Eric Zellner preaches the main principle found there, that those in Christ bear the fruits of love.
In God's law, the punishment must fit the crime. This week in Exodus, Pastor Zellner continues through 21:12-36, examining the principles of justice and mercy in the Old Testament civil law.
Pastor Zellner continues preaching through the book of Exodus in 21:1-11. We see this main idea: those redeemed by God's love are servants forever.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues our series on Exodus in Exodus 20:18-26. Having just spoken the 10 commandments, Israel is frightened and Moses draws near as mediator. From this passage, we learn that your relationship with the Lord must be your first priority.
Exodus 20:1-17. Within your mind and heart, cultivate contentment. This week, Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Exodus and comes to the 10th commandment.
What does it mean to hold firmly to the truth in all your words? Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through the book of Exodus, focusing specifically this week on the 9th commandment.
In the eighth commandment, we are called to cultivate a spirit of stewardship. Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through the book of Exodus.
Pastor Eric continues preaching through Exodus. This week, in the 7th commandment, we see that God calls us to promote a heart of faithfulness and purity.
In the 6th commandment, we are to promote a culture of life and love. Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Exodus.
Your attitude toward authority uncovers your posture toward the Lord. Pastor Zellner preaches through the fifth commandment.
Pastor Eric preaches the fourth commandment. In it, we see that God blessed the Sabbath as a spiritual "reset!"
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching in Exodus 20:1-7. This week as we consider the third commandment, we learn that we must honor God's name in all of life.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues teaching through Exodus. In the 2nd commandment, we see that we are to worship God on His own terms.
Josh Shideler preaches through Psalm 73. We see that, as God is your portion, your life is made content.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through the book of Exodus. This week we come to the first commandment in Exodus 20:1-3, where we learn of God's call to His redeemed people to worship and serve Him alone.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Exodus 20:1-2. The law reflects the character of the law-giver, therefore God's law begins with the Gospel.
Pastor Eric Zellner continues preaching through Exodus 19:16-25. When God reveals his splendor, it exposes our unworthiness.
Josh Shideler preaches through Psalm 84. Because God is our true home, we can live with hope.
Pastor Zellner continues preaching through Exodus. This week, we see that victory in spiritual battles comes not in human strength, but through the Power of God.
Pastor Eric Zellner preaches through Luke 24:13-35 to celebrate the Lord's resurrection.
Pastor Zellner of Christ Presbyterian of Auburn preaches through 1 Corinthians 11:2-16.