Sermons by “Pastor Adam Soderberg”

Can’t Buy Me Love

In 1964, the Beatles sang, “Can’t Buy Me Love.” If love is purchased, is it really love? If forgiveness is coerced, is it really forgiveness? The thing that separates humans from animals is the ability to think and reason. Choice (freewill) is a result of just that. Will we do the right thing by choice, or by force?

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Service Merchandise

The overwhelming desire to satisfy our immediate wants often leads us to make decisions we will later regret. Can you say, “Timeshare?”

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Shake It Off

* APOLOGIES FOR POOR SOUND QUALITY *

Trials and troubles, difficulties and dilemmas are going to happen. It’s this thing called life. Christians should rise above, shake it off, and endure. Our examples reveals to others what faith can do.

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The Boggy Creek Monster

Bigfoot. Nessie. The Yeti. El Chupacabra. Aliens. With very little evidence, there are still thousands, if not tens of thousands of people who believe in these creatures. Is it really easier to believe in the Yeti than it is in Jesus?

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Bloom Where You Are Planted

The world has rejected God’s Word. We are surrounded by selfishness and greed. What is sinful and immoral according to the Lord is considered righteous and moral by our nation. What do we do when it seems as if we have “lost?”

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Neither Snow, Nor Rain, Nor Heat

When the storms of life are raging, turn to Jesus. If He has the power to command the wind, He can certainly handle whatever situation in which you find yourself.

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The Consequences

Adam and Eve are now tainted with sin. They cannot live in paradise any longer. They are banished. There are consequences to our actions, but God has also set out a plan of redemption. His name is Jesus.

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The Panic

Adam begins to panic. He makes excuses. He blames his wife. He will say or do anything but admit he made a mistake. Christians are not perfect; they are forgiven. Do not panic when you fall. God’s mercy is boundless. His grace is amazing. His love is absolute.

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The Second Question

“Where are you?” God asks. God is omniscient. Would He not already know where Adam and Eve were? Yes. The question is about accountability. Will Adam and Eve confess their sin and repent, or try to excuse and rationalize it? We certainly do not try to justify or rationalize our actions, right? Do we?

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The First Question

God created the heavens and the earth. Then He created all life that lives upon it, including man and woman. All was well until His creations began to question Him. Do you question God or do you trust Him?

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