Gresham Bible Church Sermons Podcast: Recent Episodes
Gresham Bible Church: Gresham, OR
Pastor Mike Dahl opens the word of God to us, where in the 5th chapter of Mark, we see one story of two miraculous healings.
Dr. Todd Miles brings a message from the fifth chapter of Mark, where Jesus delivers a man possessed by a "Legion" of demons.
Pastor Mike Dahl opens the fourth chapter of Mark, where Jesus calms the storm on the Sea of Galilee and the disciples are filled with great fear.
Jordan Bradley brings a message from chapter 4 of Mark, a chapter full of Jesus' parables.
In the third chapter of Mark, Jesus is accused of being out of his mind, casting out demons by the power of Satan, and speaks of what has come to be thought of as the "unpardonable sin".
Eric wood continues a series through the book of Mark, where in chapter 3, we see a challenge over healing, crowds gathering, and Jesus choosing the 12 apostles.
Beginning in Mark 2, Dr. Todd Miles gives a whole-Bible look at the Sabbath and what it means that Jesus is "lord even of the Sabbath."
In second chapter of the book of Mark, we see the scandalous (even if familiar) calling of Levi, the taxcollector, to follow Jesus.
Dr. Todd Miles brings a message from Mark 2, where Jesus amazes some and offends others by not only healing a paralytic, but declaring his sins forgiven.
Jordan Bradley continues a series through Mark's gospel, with a section highlighting the authority of Jesus.
Pastor Mike Dahl continues through Mark's gospel with a passage in which Jesus himself is proclaiming the gospel before calling his first disciples.
Dr. Todd Miles concludes our series through Joshua. We see a struggle for unity, a challenge of obedience, and a confident (though not confidence inspiring) response as we look forward to a better covenant and ask ourselves, "Whom will you serve?"
Continuing through the book of Joshua, Pastor Mike Dahl covers a large section detailing the division of the land, looking especially how God provides means for justice and mercy for His people.
These chapters of Joshua have been the point at which more than a few have given up on faith. It's not simple or easy. "Shall not the Judge of all the earth do what is just?” Dr. Todd Miles discusses these difficult chapters in the context of scripture and the rememberance of the mercy and justice of God.
As we contiune through the book of Joshua, we see several instances of faithfullness contrasted with the breach of faith.
As we continue in the book of Joshua, the Israelites cross the Jordan river and prepare themselves for what God is about to do.
As we continue through the book of Joshua, we come to the story of Rahab who by faith risks her life to be joined to the true God as she recognizes the wave of impending judgement that is about to sweep over her city.
Have you ever considered how many times we are told to "Praise the Lord" in scripture? May we do just that as Mike Dahl opens Psalm 33 for us.
Curently serving as an elder at Redemption church before going to serve in Taiwan, Jon Paivarinta joins us and brings a message from Psalm 126
Dr. Todd Miles reminds us of the rightness of God being worshiped and our need to give Him the praise He deserves.
As we return to the Psalms for the month of January, Pastor Mike Dahl brings us a message from Psalm 86.
At this time of year, when many of us are making New Year's resolutions and trying once again to put our lives in order in an attempt to get to a place where we can finally ret our lives in order in an attempt to get to a place where we can finally resst from the constant struggle, Pastor Mike Dahl reminds us of where true rest in really found.
On this last Sunday before Christmas, we reflect on the unfathomable significance of the incarnation and adjust our gaze forward in anticipation of the second advent of Jesus.
On this second Sunday of advent, Dr. Todd Miles brings a message of peace from Isaiah 9.
On this first Sunday of Advent, Pastor Mike Dahl brings a message of hope from Isaiah 11.
Dr. Todd Miles finishes our series in 2 Timothy where Paul, knowing the time of his departure is soon, reflects back on his life, knowing he has kept the faith, fought the good fight. He has finished the race.
Pastor Mike Dahl brings an exhortation to hold fast to sound doctrine, not wandering off into myths as our itching ears desire to hear what we want to hear.
From 2 Timothy 3, Dr. Todd Miles reminds us of the historical normalcy of persecution and the need to remain faithful when it comes.
Pastor Mike Dahl brings a warning from 2 Timothy 3, where the apostle Paul warns Timothy to avoid teachers who have the appearance of godliness, but don't live in truth, are self-seeking, and are dangerous to those they would lead astray.
Jordan Bradley brings a message from 2 Timothy 2 where we are encouraged to prepare ourselves to be "ready for every good work".
Dr. Todd Miles brings us a message from 2 Timothy 2 about "rightly handling the word of truth".
Pastor Mike Dahl opens the second chapter of 2 Timothy, where Paul is encouraging, even commanding, Timothy to remember Jesus Christ.
Dr. Todd Miles continues a series in 2 Timothy, where Paul writes to Timothy, admonishing him to persevere and stay the course in spreading the gospel.
Dr. Todd Miles conclude a series on the "I am" statements of Jesus with a message from John 15 where Jesus claims to be "the true vine".
Pastor Mike Dahl brings a message from John 14, where Jesus says of himself, "I am the way, the truth. and the life".
This week Dr. Todd Miles opens John 11 to us, where Jesus claims to be "the resurrection and the life".
As we met outside on a beautiful August day, Mike Dahl opened John 10 for us, where Jesus claims to be "The Good Shepherd".
On this third week of looking at the 7 "I Am" statements of Jesus, Pastor Mike Dahl opens John 10, where we find Jesus' claim to be "the door".
What did Jesus mean when he claimed to be "the light of the world"? Beginning in John 8 and going all the way back to The Beginning, Dr. Todd Miles unpacks this claim of Jesus in it's biblical context.
Pastor Mike Dahl continues our series in the book of Esther, where in chapter 8, a provision for the undoing of the calamity planned for the Jews is orchestrated.
In an ironic turn of events, we see God's sovreign providence on display as he causes all things to work together for good to those who love him.
Pastor Mike Dahl continues preaching through the book of Esther where we find the queen putting her life in God's hands, risking it all, for the sake of her people.
Esther's story has rapidly come to a crisis point in which Esther will have to choose whether to risk it all when it looks like all may already be lost.
At last, in chapter 3 of the book Esther, the plot launches forward and the villian appears.
Dr. Todd Miles opens the second chapter of the book of Esther, where we sit with the uncomfortable idea that God works good even through the evil and disgusting actions of wicked people (e.g., Joseph being sold into slavery...or the situation Esther finds herself in here).
Pastor Mike Dahl concludes our series in 1 Timothy with a final exhortation and warning to fight the good fight, to flee from sin, and to lay hold of eternal life. and to guard what has been entrusted.
As we continue in 1 Timothy, Dr. Todd Miles opens a seemingly varied passage that that is tied together with the truth that by setting their eyes on the hope of the gospel, the believer can be content, whatever their lot in life.
Mike Dahl continues our series in 1 Timothy where the apostle Paul turns his attention back to the role of elders and their relationship with the local church.
Dr. Todd Miles brings a message from 1 Timothy 5 where Paul is continuing with instruction about the structure and order of the church, but in this familial section focus shifts to the role widows play and how they should be cared for.
Jordan Bradley continues our series through the book of 1 Timothy, where Paul is giving Timothy guidance on how one ought to train themself to serve the flock of Christ entrusted to them for the benefit of all.
As we continue through the book of 1 Timothy, Mike Dahl brings us a warning against deconstructing faith, or perhaps going just as wrongly in a different direction, constructing a religion of holiness and regulation that goes beyond what God has asked of His people.
As we continue through 1 Timothy, we look at a short section explaining that the apostle Paul is writing so the readers can know "how one ought to behave in the household of God, which is the church of the living God, a pillar and buttress of the truth".
As we continue through 1 Timothy, we look at the description and qualifications of those who serve as deacons in the church.
Dr. Todd Miles continues our series in 1 Timothy where we look at the description and qualifications for the office of elder.
On this Easter Sunday, Dr. Todd Miles looks at the reasons why Christ "must rise again from the dead"(John 20:9).
As we gather on this Good Friday, we reflect on the immense love poured out at great cost on the cross of Christ.
As we endevour to teach the full counsel of God, Dr. Todd Miles doesn't shy away from one of the ---possibly the most---controversial passages in the New Testament. Not because it's difficult to interpret, but because it runs so contrary to our modern culture's sensibilities.
Dr. Todd Miles preaches through a beloved, though challenging, passage. We desire to live a quiet, peaceful life, but it can be extremely difficult to pray for leaders we disagree with, who we may see as working against righteousness and justice, leaders we may not have voted for and do not want. But God, "who desires all people to be saved and come to the knowledge of the truth", would have us pray in this way.
Pastor Mike Dahl continues in the first chapter of 1 Timothy, where the apostle Paul is magnifying the gracious love of God in light of his past sins.
Pastor Mike Dahl begins a new series in the book of 1 Timothy. In this first section the apostle Paul writes to his companion, Timothy, who he is charging with the task of maintaining unity in the church, by encouraging love and sound teaching, and guarding against those who will threaten such by swerving from the gospel Paul was entrusted with.
As we continue a series in the book of Deuteronomy, Pastor Mike Dahl brings us a message from chapters 29-30
As we return again to the book of Deuteronomy, Dr. Todd Miles brings us a message from chapter 28.
Joel Woodard, pastor of Hollyview Baptist, joins us and brings a message from Phillipians 3.
As we continue with "The Problem of Pain" series", we look to a famously difficult psalm of lament.
For many of us, this time of year can be a season of sorrow. We return to a series we began last January dealing with "The Problem of Pain" as we sit in the psalms. The week Dr. Todd Miles opens Psalm 44 to us.
Circling back to Deuteronomy for one last visit before moving on, Pastor Mike Dahl gives a stand-alone message about sabbath rest.
On this Christmas Eve, Pastor Mike Dahl expounds the beloved Christmas Story found in Luke 2.
As we continue in Luke 1 this advent season, Dr. Todd Miles brings a message from Gabriel's appearance to Zechariah and the birth of John the Baptist.
As we continue through Luke 1 this Advent season, Eric Wood draws our attention to Mary's Magnificat, her song of praise after being greeted by Elizabeth.
Pastor Mike Dahl brings a message from Luke 1 where after Mary is visited by the angel Gabriel, she goes to visit her relative Elizabeth, who is also miraculously with child, and is greeted with much rejoicing.
Pastor Mike Dahl continues through Deuteronomy with a section of scripture which can be difficult to our modern sensibilities. But, from this perspective, we also have the blessed advantage of comparing Jesus words with the Law. We are called to go beyond merely not breaking laws, which restrain our abuse of others, but to go beyond, even to "love one another as I have loved you".
Pastor Mike Dahl continues in the Deuteronomy with a section instructing the people on how they should relate to proper and improper authority after they enter into the land.
Pastor Jordan Bradley continues through Deuteronomy with a section which highlights the holy (uncommon, not ordinary, different) nature of God, and thus for His people to be like God, we must then be different from what is normal in the world.
Many of history's greatest speeches begin by looking back. Lincoln's "Gettysburg Address". MLK Jr's "I Have a Dream". As we continue through Deuteronomy, we look at places where Moses reminds the people of Israel where they have been and what has happened before they set out to go into the land that their fathers failed to enter.
Pastor Mike Dahl continues our series in Deuteronomy where before the children of Israel go into the land, they are reminded of God's immense love, his covenant faithfulness, and of their need to remain faithful.
Dr. Todd Miles continues our series in Deuteronomy, where in chapter 6 we encounter the famous 'shema': "Hear, O Israel: The LORD our God, The LORD is One...."
As Dr. Todd Miles continues through the book of Deuteronomy and we reflect on the first three of the Ten Commandments and the scene of God speaking to the people from the midst of fire and clouds from the mountain, we celebrate the jealous love of God, his incomparable nature, and his generous invitation to have a unique people who represent Him to the world.
Pastor Mike Dahl concludes our series on the distinctives of GBC with a message on church membership.
Dr. Todd Miles continues a series in which we look at the distinctives of GBC. This week focus on the sacrament of communion, or "the Lord's Supper", remembering the arrival of a new covenant, inaugurated during a Passover meal, on the night before the body and blood of "our Passover lamb" was broken and poured out..
Dr. Todd Miles continues a series looking at the distinctives of GBC. This week we consider baptism.
Dr. Todd Miles continues our series looking at the distinctives of GBC. This week we are considering how we should respond to Jesus' "Great Commission" to make disciples of all peoples.
As we continue looking at the distinctives of GBC, Pastor Mike Dahl focuses on why justice an mercy matter.
Pastor Mike Dahl continues a series looking at GBC's distinctives. This week we focus on the importance of doing life together.
As we continue looking at each of the distinctives of GBC, Dr. Todd Miles exhorts us to follow in the example of Jesus' humility and loving service.
As we prepare to study the book of Deuteronomy this fall, Josh Mathews gives us an overviews of the book.
Past Mike Dahl remindes us of our need to be rooted in the gospel. We never mature past the gospel. Everyone needs the gospel, especially me.
Pastor Mike Dahl continues a series where we remember the distinctives of GBC. This week we focus on prayer.
Pastor Mike Dahl concludes our series through Galatians with a message from chapter 6 where Paul takes up the pen himself and boldly brings the letter to a sharp point.
As we near the end of our series through Galatians, Dr. Todd Miles brings a message from chapter 6, where Paul is continuing to encourage believers to continue walking by the spirit.
Eric wood continues our series through Galations, where in chapter 5, Paul is addressing the nature of the Christian life: a war between the flesh and the spirit.
Dr. Todd Miles continues our series through Galatians where Paul severely warns the Galation believers that to adopt part of the law is to obligate oneself to the whole law...and to be severed from Christ.
Jordan Bradley continues our series through Galations where, in chapter 4, Paul is contrasting faith and freedom with slavery and law by recounting the story of Abraham.
Mike Dahl continues our series through Galations. In chapter 4, we look at the full spectrum of ways in which we fail to worship the only one worthy of our worship.
Dr. Todd Miles continues our series through Galations. Whether as a result of being born into familiarity with the language, or conversely, being born into a situation that adds negative context, it's often the case that we fail to really and fully grasp the foundational, beautiful idea of God as our father. But, for those who are in Christ, we have been chosen and adopted as sons and heirs.
Dr. Todd Miles continues our series through Galatians where, in chapter 3, Paul is making a case for why God's promise is greater than the law.
Pastor Mike Dahl continues our series through Galations. "O foolish Galations, who has bewitched you?" Paul is calling out anyone who may consider replacing the gospel for some amalgamation of the gospel plus the law, good works, or anything else.
Dr. Todd Miles continues our series through Galatians where Paul is upset that Jewish believers, who could not keep the law and had been justified by faith in Christ, now want to put Gentile believers in that same bondage to a burden they were unable to carry. But thanks be to God that Jesus has fulfilled the law, and we can be declared righteous in Him.
As we continue through Paul's letter to the Galations, we look at two confrontations where the gospel is being threatened by some who, because of fear, confusion, or wrong intent, are tempted to add observance to the law to the message of the gospel. Aren't they just following the Bible? How can anyone follow the Jewish Messiah without first becoming a Jew? Paul emphatically disagrees.
On this Easter Sunday, as we continue through the letter to the Galations, we are reminded that Jesus really, historically rose again from being really and historically dead. If he did not, "we are of all people most to be pitied", because if he was not raised, we are still in our sins, wasting our lives believing nonsense, and we also will not be raised, but perish. But, if he was...
Pastor Mike Dahl begins a new series in Paul's letter to the Galations where Paul is astonished that these believers, whom he loves, are in danger of departing from the gospel, "becoming slaves once more", after a group of trouble-makers attempted to convince these new believers that to truly be Christians, they needed to adopt practices like circumcision, which is to say, they needed to become Jews under the law.
Dr. Todd Miles concludes our series in Isaiah 40 where we have beheld our God. Often, when we are tired and burdened by all this life brings, we tend to wonder if God sees us. Does he not know? He does.
Pastor Mike Dahl continues our series through Isaiah 40 where we are confronted with the folly of worshiping anything less than God and the reality that idolatry is not limited to worshiping a gold-laden piece of wood that must be nailed down so it doesn't topple over (40:20, 41:7). No, we all have idols...and they don't compare to our great God. .
Dr. Todd Miles continues our series in Isaiah 40 where we are once again confronted with the immensity of our God.
Dr. Todd Miles continues our series in Isaiah 40 with verses 6-8 where we remember that flesh is as grass, but the word of our God will stand forever.
Dave Martin brings a message that was intended to be given with our "Church On Display" series from last summer where we looked at the "one another" passages of scripture. As we look at Hebrews 10, we consider how we might "stir one another up to love and good works".
As we continue "The Problem of Pain" series, Pastor Mike Dahl brings a message from Psalm 27.
Pastor Mike Dahl gives a message from Psalm 73 where the psalmist, Asaph, wrestles with his own doubt and envy after watching the wicked prosper.
Pastor Mike Dahl begins a new series in the Psalms where our weary souls sit with the tension of a psalm of worship and warning as we long for the rest that is only God can provide.
Josh Mathews continues in John chapter 1 with a message of how God so loved us that he took on flesh and dwelt among us.
On this second week of Advent, Jordan Bradley brings us a message from John chapter 1, where, while his focus on Jesus never diminishes, the author highlights the witness of John the baptist.
As we enter the season of Advent, Jordan Bradley takes us back to a beginning (if not the beginning) as we listen again, with renewed attention, to the grand story of God.
Nick Stumbo concludes our series in Colossians with a passage in which we get the opportunity to appreciate that God did not leave Paul to carry his burdens alone, but rather placed him within a team.
Pator Mike Dahl continues our series through Colossians where we find Paul encouraging the church to be always in prayer that doors will be opened for the mystery of Christ to be declared.
Taking a one-week break from Colossians, Jordan Bradley gives a stand alone message from the story of the paralytic waiting by the pool. Strangely, Jesus asks this man, who has been waiting 38 years to be healed, "Do you want to be healed?"
Pastor Mike Dahl continues our series through Colossians, where Paul expands on what it may look like when, "whatever you do, in word or deed, do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him."
Dave Martin brings us a message from Colossians 3 in which Paul encourages believers to "set your minds on things above".
Pastor Mike Dahl continues our series through Colossians where, in chapter 2, we find Paul reminding believers of the gospel according to which they were saved and exhorting them to resist those who would try to persuade them that something more needed to be added to that gospel.
Eric Wood brings us a message from Paul's letter to the Philippians, in which Paul, who had every religious box checked, set all aside in order to hold fast to Christ.
Pastor Mike Dahl continues our series through Colossians where we find Paul commending himself to the church there and rejoicing in his sufferings, "filling up what is lacking in Christ's afflictions for the sake of his body, the church"..
Eric Wood continues our series through Colossians, where we find ourselves in possibly the most christologically rich passages in scripture, and here we bask in the glory of King Jesus.
Pastor Mike Dahl begins a new series through Paul's letter to the Colossians, a letter written from prison to a new, immature church, but full of encouragement, joy, and hope because the supremacy and faithfulness of Christ is in constant view.
Jordan Bradley moves quickly through the book of Ruth, highlighting the places where we see devotion, faithfulness, lovingkindness (Hebrew: chesed - חֶסֶד) displayed, both by God and the characters of the story.
Jordan Bradley continues the series "Church On Display", in which we look at the "one another" passages of scripture. This week we focus on prayer as we look at James 5:13-18.
Pastor Mike Dahl continues the series "Church On Display", in which we look at the "one another" passages of scripture. This week we focus on harmony as we look at Romans 12.
Pastor Mike Dahl continues the series "Church On Display", in which we look at the "one another" passages of scripture. This week we focus on love as we look at John 13.
Dan Stump continues the "Church On Display" series in which we are looking at the "one another" passages in scripture. This week, we focus on unity as we look at Ephesians 4.
Dr. Todd Miles, Professor of Theology at Western Seminary and elder at Hinson Baptist, joins us to bring a message about the love, honor, and greatness of our Lord from the book of Revelation.
Eric Wood continues this series in which we look at the "one another" passages in scripture.
Pastor Mike Dahl continues this series in which we look at the "one another" passages in scripture.
Josh Mathews continues this series in which we look at the "one another" passages in scripture.
With his final sermon as pastor of GBC, Josh Howeth reminds us of God's unending, inescapable love for us and of who we are in Christ.
Pastor Josh Howeth begins a two-part series focusing on Romans 8. In this first part, we are reminded of who we are in Christ.
Pastor Josh Howeth concludes our series through the book of Jonah where we are confronted with an unresolved ending and left to sit with some questions. Do we love those whom God loves? If our prayers where answered, would our neighbors know Jesus?
Jordan Bradley brings us a message of salvation as we look at Jonah's prayer describing his time in the great fish.
In the first of a 4 week series through Jonah, Pastor Josh Howeth helps us see that the book of Jonah is more than a story about a whale. It's a story about God, mercy, and a running prophet.
Pastor Josh Howeth helps us reflect on the Sabbath. Must we keep it? What is the purpose? Perhaps we can find rest without imposing a new legalism.
"And beginning with Moses and all the Prophets, he interpreted to them in all the Scriptures the things concerning himself." It's ALL about Jesus.
Have we become so familiar with the resurrection story that it's become background noise? Do you still marvel that one did not stay dead? Let's reflect, as though we were hearing for the first time, what it means that Jesus rose again.
Pastor Josh Howeth walks us through the scenes in which God showed his love for us in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us.
Pastor Mike Dahl walks of through the trial of Jesus—the innocent condemned, the guilty set free.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues our series through Luke as we come to the dark moments where Jesus is betrayed, denied, and left alone.
Nick Stumbo brings us a message from Luke 22 where we are confronted with the reality that Jesus is often different than what we may expect him to be.
Pastor Josh Howeth helps us wrestle with the question "Why Did Jesus Die?" as we consider the events of his last day before going to the cross.
Pastor Josh Howeth brings us a message from Luke 21 where Jesus reorients his disciples expectations of what is lasting, what fades, and how to have certainty in uncertain times.
As we continue through Luke, we ask the age-old question, "Is there more than this life?", and look at what Jesus had to say when questioned about it.
Jordan Bradley brings us a message about "The Triumphal Entry" of Jesus into Jerusalem from Luke 19.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues our series in Luke as we look at the story of Zacchaeus and the the Parable of the Minas.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues our series in Luke as we look at the healing of a blind man who, by faith, saw Jesus for who he truly is.
As we look at the story of the "rich young ruler", Pastor Josh Howeth asks us to consider what things in our lives we may be holding onto so tightly we're prevented from fully laying hold of all Christ is calling us to.
As we continue our series in Luke, Pastor Josh Howeth brings us a message concerning the way we view ourselves in light of the comparisons we make.
As we return to our series "Luke: Certainty In Uncertain Times", Pastor Josh Howeth brings us a message from Luke 18 called "Don't Lose Heart".
Pastor Josh Howeth brings us a short message as we celebrate that our King has come in a combined service with Cornerstone Church.
On this fourth Sunday of Advent, Pastor Josh Howeth brings us a message of God's love from 1 John 4.
Pastor Mike Dahl brings us a message of Joy from Luke 2 as we continue in this advent season.
Continuing in this season of advent, Pastor Josh Howeth brings us a message of peace from Isaiah 9:1-7.
As we begin the season of advent, Pastor Josh Howeth brings us a message of hope from Isaiah 11:1-10.
Pastor Josh Howeth concludes the series "Daniel: Living Faithfully At The Margins" with a message entitled "The End" from Daniel 10-12.
GBC's founding pastor, Vergil Brown, joins us to give an update on Redemption Church and to bring a message entitled "Promises That Propel" from Matt 6:19-34.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues the series "Daniel: Living Faithfully At The Margins" with a message entitled "Return" from Daniel 9.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues the series "Daniel: Living Faithfully At The Margins" with a message entitled "A Vital Worldview" from Daniel 8.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues the series "Daniel: Living Faithfully At The Margins" with a message entitled "When The Saints Go Marching In" from Daniel 7.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues the series "Daniel: Living Faithfully At The Margins" with a message entitled "Lion King" from Daniel 6.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues the series "Daniel: Living Faithfully At The Margins" with a message entitled "The Party's Over" from Daniel 5.
Pastor CJ Coffee from The Well Community Church of Portland joins us with a message from the gospel of John entitled "Devotion and Affection For Jesus".
Pastor Mike Dahl continues the series "Daniel: Living Faithfully At The Margins" with a message entitled "A King and A Tree" from Daniel 4.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues the series "Daniel: Living Faithfully At The Margins" with a message entitled "Fatih In The Furnace" from Daniel 3.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues the series "Daniel: Living Faithfully At The Margins" with a message entitled "Dream Come True" from Daniel 2.
Pastor Josh Howeth begins a new series "Daniel: Living Faithfully At The Margins" with a message entitled "You're Here On Purpose, For A Purpose" from Daniel 1.
Dan Stump continues the series "Luke: Certainty In Uncertain Times" with a message entitled "The King Has Come & The King Is Coming Back" from Luke 17:20-37.
Eric Wood continues the series "Luke: Certainty In Uncertain Times" with a message entitled "Humble Disciples" from Luke 17:1-19.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues the series "Luke: Certainty In Uncertain Times" with a message entitled "Becoming Convinced" from Luke 16:19-31.
Nick Stumbo continues the series "Luke: Certainty In Uncertain Times" with a message entitled "A New Lens" from Luke 16:14-18.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues the series "Luke: Certainty In Uncertain Times" with a message entitled "What Are You Living For?" from Luke 16:1-13.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues the series "Luke: Certainty In Uncertain Times" with a message entitled "Lost and Found" from Luke 15.
Jordan Bradley continues the series "Luke: Certainty In Uncertain Times" with a message entitled "The Cost Of Discipleship" from Luke 14:25-35.
Pastor Mike Dahl continues the series "Luke: Certainty In Uncertain Times" with a message entitled "Gospel Hospitality" from Luke 14:7-24.
Josh Mathews continues the series "Luke: Certainty In Uncertain Times" with a message entitled "O Jeruslaem, Jerusalem" from Luke 13:22-4:6.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues the series "Luke: Certainty In Uncertain Times" with a message entitled "A Tale Of Two Trees" from Luke 13:1-21.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues the series "Luke: Certainty In Uncertain Times" with a message entitled "Live Ready" from Luke 12:35-59.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues the series "Luke: Certainty In Uncertain Times" with a message entitled "Gospel Security" from Luke 12:4-34.
We are honored to have as a guest Bill Clem who is bringing the message to us of "The Wise & Foolish Builders" from Matthew 7:24-27.
Pastor Jordan Bradley continues the series "Luke: Certainty In Uncertain Times" with a message entitled "The Piercing Light Of Jesus" from Luke 11:33-12:3.
Nick Stumbo continues the series "Luke: Certainty In Uncertain Times" with a message entitled "Jesus' Teaching On Prayer" from Luke 11:1-13.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues the series "Luke: Certainty In Uncertain Times" with a message entitled "One thing Is Necessary" from Luke 10:38-42.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues the series "Luke: Certainty In Uncertain Times" with a message entitled "Who Is My Neighbor?" from Luke 10:25-37.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues the series "Luke: Certainty In Uncertain Times" with a message entitled "The Harvest Is Plentiful" from Luke 10:1-24.
Pastor Josh Howeth picks back up where we left off in the series "Luke: Certainty In Uncertain Times" with a message entitled "He Set His Face" from Luke 9:51-62.
Pastor Josh Howeth concludes the series called "Ecclesiastes: Living a Meaningful Life". This week's message is titled "The End Of The Matter" and our passage is Ecclesiastes 12:19-14.
As we celebrate Easter, we ask "What Difference Does The Resurrection Make?" as Pastor Josh Howeth guides us through 1 Corinthians 15:12-49.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues the series called "Ecclesiastes: Living a Meaningful Life". This week's message is titled "Live In The Moment" and our passage is Ecclesiastes 11:1-12:8.
Mike Dahl continues the series called "Ecclesiastes: Living a Meaningful Life". This week's message is titled "Wisdom Is Better" and our passage is Ecclesiastes 9:13-10:20.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues the series called "Ecclesiastes: Living a Meaningful Life". This week's message is titled "Living In The Face Of Death" and our passage is Ecclesiastes 9:1-12.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues the series called "Ecclesiastes: Living a Meaningful Life". This week's message is titled "Wisdom That Makes Your Face Shine" and our passage is Ecclesiastes 8:1-17.
Jordan Bradley continues the series called "Ecclesiastes: Living a Meaningful Life". This week's message is titled "The Benefits and Limits of Wisdom" and our passage is Ecclesiastes 7:1-29.
Mike Dahl continues the series called "Ecclesiastes: Living a Meaningful Life". This week's message is titled "The Satisfaction Problem" and our passage is Ecclesiastes 5:8-6:12.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues the series "Ecclesiastes: Living a Meaningful Life". The message is titled "God Is Not A Means To An End" and our passage is Ecclesiastes 5:1-7.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues the series "Ecclesiastes: Living a Meaningful Life". The message is titled "From Dust to Glory" and our passage is Ecclesiastes 3:16-4:16.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues the series "Ecclesiastes: Living a Meaningful Life". The message is titled "A Time To Fear" and our passage is Ecclesiastes 3:1-15.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues the series "Ecclesiastes: Living a Meaningful Life". The message is titled "Silent Desperation" and our passage is Ecclesiastes 2:1-26.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues the series "Ecclesiastes: Living a Meaningful Life". The message is titled "The Search For Meaning" and our passage is Ecclesiastes 1:12-18.
Pastor Josh Howeth starts a new series in Ecclesiastes called "Living a Meaningful Life". The message this week is titled "The Loss of Gain" and our passage is Ecclesiastes 1:1-11
Pastor Josh Howeth ends the Advent season with the last message from our Come Lord Jesus series titled "Jesus' Promise". This week's passage is from Revelations 22:6-21.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues in the Advent season with the third message from our Come Lord Jesus series titled "We Will See His Face". This week's passage is from Revelations 22:1-5
Associate Pastor Mike Dahl preaches a standalone sermon called "I Will Build My Church" from Matthew 16:13-20.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues in the Advent season with the second message from our Come Lord Jesus series titled "Homesick". This week's passage is from Revelations 21:9-27.
Pastor Josh Howeth kicks off the Advent season with the first message from our Come Lord Jesus series titled "The Thrill of Hope". This week's passage is from Revelations 21:1-8.
Jordan Bradley continues our series, Luke: Certainty in Uncertain Times, by preaching from Luke 9:37-50
Josh Howeth continues our series in Luke (Certainty in Uncertain Times), with a message from Luke 9:18-36 called "He's the One".
Josh Howeth continues our Luke: Certainty in Uncertain Times series with a message titled "Royally Satisfied" from Luke 9:1-17
Pastor Josh Howeth continues our series in Luke: Certainty in Uncertain Times. This week the passage is Luke 8:40-56.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues our series, Luke: Certainty in Uncertain Times. This week's passage is Luke 8:22-39, "Who Then Is This."
Pastor Josh Howeth continues our series, Luke: Certainty in Uncertain Times. This week's passage is Luke 8:1-21, "The Eternal Value of Hearing (Parable of the Sower)."
Why we exist, is a mini series walking through the values of GBC in light of the Gospel.
Why we exist, is a mini series walking through the values of GBC in light of the Gospel.
Why we exist, is a mini series walking through the values of GBC in light of the Gospel.
Pastor Josh Howeth shares an encouraging word from Psalm 62 amidst a difficult year and local wildfires.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues our series, Luke: Certainty in Uncertain Times. This week's passage is Luke 7:36-50, "Whoever Is Forgiven Little, Loves Little."
Pastor Jordan Bradley continues our series, Luke: Certainty in Uncertain Times. This week's passage is Luke 7:24-35, "What is True Greatness?"
Dan Stump continues our series, Luke: Certainty in Uncertain Times. This week's passage is Luke 7:1-23, "The Compassionate Savior."
Pastor Josh Howeth continues our series, Luke: Certainty in Uncertain Times. This week's passage is Luke 6:43-49, "Exposed."
Dave Martin preaches Luke 6:27-42, "Loved Enemies will Love Enemies," as we continue our current series, Luke: Certainty in Uncertain Times.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues our series, Luke: Certainty in Uncertain Times. This week's passage is Luke 6:12-26, "Gaining Perspective From Jesus."
In this inaugural episode of our new podcast series called “A Word from Josh,” Pastor Josh Howeth reflects on Romans 5:1-5, “Suffering Produces Hope.”
Pastor Josh Howeth continues our series, Luke: Certainty in Uncertain Times. This week's passage is Luke 6:1-11, "The Sabbath That Will Save Your Life."
Pastor Josh Howeth continues our series, Luke: Certainty in Uncertain Times. This week's passage is Luke 5:27-39, "Desiring The New."
Josh Mathews continues our series, Luke: Certainty in Uncertain Times. This week's passage is Luke 5:12-26.
Pastor Jordan Bradley continues our series, Luke: Certainty in Uncertain Times. This week's passage is Luke 4:31-5:11.
Pastor Josh Howeth continues our series, Luke: Certainty in Uncertain Times. This week's passage is Luke 4:16-30, "Who Jesus Is For."
Pastor Josh Howeth continues our series, Luke: Certainty in Uncertain Times. This week's passage is Luke 3:21-4:15 "The Son of God."
Pastor Josh Howeth begins a new series, Luke: Certainty in Uncertain Times. Luke wanted his audience to have certainty about Jesus. In times where we are longing for certainty, there is nothing more unifying and defining for our lives than having certainty about Jesus Christ. Picking up where we left off at the end of the Advent 2019 season where we looked at Luke, chapters 1 & 2, this week's passage is Luke 3:1-20 "Preparing For The King."
Easter 2020. Pastor Josh Howeth teaches from Philippians 2:5-11, "The Suffering Servant, The Exalted King."
Josh Mathews preaches "The Servant's Mission... And Ours" from Isaiah 49:1-7 and Isaiah 50:4-9.
Josh Howeth preaches Isaiah 42:1-9, "God's Chosen Servant" as we delve into the Servant Songs in the weeks leading up to Holy Week and the Resurrection.
A teaching from Pastor Josh Howeth on "Elijah and the Prophets of Baal" from 1 Kings 18.