Isaiah 9 - Prince of Peace

Today is the final Sunday of Advent.

We conclude our sermon series from Isaiah 9 and the four names given to Jesus Christ, the Messiah. This morning Pastor Sam Brown will examine with us the name Prince of Peace. Sam is the pastor of Grace Presbyterian Church in Fuquay-Varina, NC, which is just south of Raleigh. He, Jenny, and their two sons are in WI celebrating the holidays with Jenny’s parents, Chris and Janet Vogel.

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Isaiah 9:6 - Everlasting Father

Today is the fourth Sunday of Advent.

We continue our sermon series from Isaiah 9 and the four names given to Jesus Christ, the Messiah. This morning, the name being examined is Everlasting Father. We most often think of Jesus Christ in terms of His Sonship, but Pastor Vogel will explain from Isaiah 9 and various other passages how Christ interacts with His people like a loving and tender Father.

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Isaiah 9 - Mighty God

Today is the third Sunday of Advent.

The second name found in Isaiah 9 given to the child on whose shoulders the government shall rest is that of Mighty God. In tumultuous times we cry out for a warrior king to rescue, yet the Scriptures presents us with a mighty God born in obscurity, suffering an ignominious death. It is in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ that we come to understand the might of our Savior.

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Isaiah 9:1-7 - Wonderful Counselor

Today is the second Sunday of Advent.

Pastor Dan Breed will be bringing God's Word to us this morning from Isaiah 9:1-7, Pastor Breed is originally from the Madison area, but currently lives with his wife Erin and four little girls in Appleton where he leads the Fox Cities Project to plant a PCA church in the Fox Valley Area. As one who continues to seek God's counsel for how to reach the Fox Valley area of northeast Wisconsin, Dan comes with plenty of experience on how Christ is indeed a Wonderful Counselor.

Listen Online: Isaiah 9:1-7

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Isaiah 9 - The Gift of Christ

Today is the first Sunday of Advent.

This Advent season we will look at Isaiah 9, considering the great gift of Christ. Beginning next week, we will look at each of the names given to the Messiah in this passage and our Christmas Eve Service will tie them all together. The music of this season begins on a note of reflection in anticipation of the celebration of Christ’s birth.

Just as Israel longed for redemption in the midst of darkness, so the advent songs reflect longing for the need of deliverance and redemption. As we move closer to Christmas Day, the music focuses more on the joy and hope realized by Christ’s birth, the deliverance and hope that it brings.

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1 Kings 6:1-13 - God's Presence Providers Obedience

The Church, the body of Christ, the dwelling place of God, is pictured in the Old Testament by the Temple. When Solomon began construction (1 Kings 6:1-13), the physical dimensions of the structure are highlighted, but so is the presence of God with His people. To this day, the joining of these two pictures, the building and the planting, the physical and spiritual, well describe what it means to have God with us.

Listen Online: 1 Kings 6:1-13


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Jeremiah 15

In this sermon, we are reminded that living as followers of Jesus Christ is not always easy. In fact, as Jeremiah’s life shows, striving to fulfill the calling that God has placed on believers can be frustrating and discouraging. Jeremiah 15 reveals Jeremiah’s confidence in the Lord’s presence and provision, confidence which still sustains us today.

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1 Kings 4:20-34

While Solomon’s reign was characterized with peace and prosperity, signs of its brokenness are already evident. 1 Kings 4:20-34 calls for us to rejoice in what God provides in our world, but be ever mindful that the good we have is not the best that will ever be. We await the consummation of the ages when redemption comes in its fullest.



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1 Kings 3:16-28

In this message, we look at Solomon’s life with the story of the two mothers claiming the one child as their own. Solomon’s wisdom provides the answer, but 1 Kings 3:16-28 points us to the wise reign and rule of Jesus Christ.


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Psalm 103

In this message, we look at Psalm 103 with Rev. Bob Allums. This Psalm celebrates God’s covenant love and faithfulness that is certain in the past, present, and future.

Pastor Bob Allums will be teaching us from God’s Word this morning. Bob has served in the pastoral ministry for 14 years, has served Christian publishing companies such as InterVarsity Press and Crossway Books & Bibles, yet his passion and calling is teaching seminars, especially A Praying Life. He has been regularly teaching both in the USA and internationally for over eleven years. He is the Director of A Praying Life Ministries for seeJesus. Bob and his wife, Helen, have three grown children and live in the Chicago area.

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Psalm 115:1-18

In this message, we look at Psalm 115, an exhortation for the people of God to worship Him as He truly is, in comparison to the many false gods that fill our culture. We will focus upon an attribute of God that is central to who He is, yet infrequently discussed in Christian circles today, namely His sovereignty.

Listen Online: Psalm 115:1-18

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Jeremiah 13:1-11

This passage reminds us of our calling as the people of God and how, like Israel, we fail to fulfill that purpose. Jeremiah warns Israel of the coming punishment for that failure, a punishment that would be our fate as well were it not for the substitutionary death of Jesus Christ.

Listen Online: Jeremiah 13:1-11

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