Sermons by Pastor Daniel Wiersema (Page 12)
“Sugar Cookies & Springerle”
Odd name for a sermon title focused on Romans 12:1-2, right? You’ll catch on to where we’re headed though with the title by taking some time to listen to this sermon as we continue our series on the Toolbox of Important Scriptures. **Sorry we had to take the audio file down temporarily because it didn’t record correctly. We will investigate and hopefully have it back up soon.
“God’s Will for Kids from 1-92”
Paul gives instructions for the whole household in the book of Ephesians. He started with husbands and wives and then moved on to children. The instructions given though are not just for people under the age of 18. These instructions apply to anyone who is a child–which means all of us. Take some time to listen to the sermon and you’ll understand what I mean. May the Lord encourage and challenge you from His Word.
“Foreign Concepts to Today’s Marriages”
Marriage as an institution has been having problems for many years. Many have tried to solve the issues but have searched for answers in all the wrong places. The Scriptures provide the solutions if we are willing to implement them. It won’t be easy but as we put God’s plan into play we find a balance in marriage what God always meant it to be.
“What’s Next? Life After Salvation”
So now what? You have placed your faith in Christ. He expounds on this and offers great instruction for not just the new believer but for the mature believer as well.
“To Whom Can You Compare God?”
We serve a God unlike any other that people in our world worships. He alone is the only true God. In Psalm 139, David describes just how unique he is. We pray that you’ll be encouraged by God’s Word are brought face to face with who He is in this psalm.
“Two Ways. Two Outcomes.”
When I drive semi-trucks, I usually pack a toolbox with some of the essential tools I may need to help fix problems I come across. Taking that illustration and applying it spiritually, what tools do you have in your spiritual toolbox? What passages and chapters do you keep handy to help you in times of trouble, when you need comfort, when you have a decision to make and need some wisdom, etc.? We are staring a new sermon series with…
“Tolerance – Understanding It Biblically” – Part 2
This nation has been preaching tolerance a lot recently with the issues of gender and marriage taking up much of the headlines. The tolerance that the nation is preaching has been redefined to fit a movement rather than following how Scripture and even the dictionary itself defines it. In this two part series, we will be looking at the true definition of tolerance as well as how we are to show tolerance biblically toward the world around us. How does…
“Tolerance – Understanding It Biblically” – Part 1
This nation has been preaching tolerance a lot recently with the issues of gender and marriage taking up much of the headlines. The tolerance that the nation is preaching has been redefined to fit a movement rather than following how Scripture and even the dictionary itself defines it. In this two part series, we will be looking at the true definition of tolerance as well as how we are to show tolerance biblically toward the world around us. How does…
“Biblical Service – Serving Others & Not Self”
There has been a statistic for years that has floated around pastoral circles. The stat says that 20% of the church body is doing 80% of the ministry of the church. I don’t know the legitimacy of that statement, but we do see a trend in churches (even more so today) to serve self over others. And if we are serving self, we are most likely not involved in the ministry of the church or in serving others outside of…
“Lessons from the Servant-Leader”
Ask any person walking down the street about Jesus and who He is or was and I am sure that most of your answers will center on Him being a good person, a teacher, a character of the Bible, etc. As you read through the Gospels though, there is so much more to His life. As I think of Him personally, much comes to mind but as a pastor, I think of Him most often as a Servant-Leader. He taught by…
“Tracing the Roots of Service”
Growing up in a small farming community, it was commonplace to go and help out a neighbor in need not matter what it was or whether or not you were busy with other things. It is what we call serving others–something that Jesus called us to do. By and by though, through the years, service has become an antiquated idea and has lost its place in much of a society that is only concerned about number one (me, myself, and…
“The Great God Behind a Great Man”
We draw to a close in the series on the life of David. We have spent these past months looking over his life and what we can learn from his life: both what to do and what not to do. In this sermon, we decided to look back over the entirety of the series and pull out and highlight certain principles that were key along the way. This two part sermon focuses first on the character of David himself and…
“God’s Revelation to Mankind”
Year upon year, people have strayed further and further away from God. Nations make laws to prohibit Christian influence in school and on society. David says that creation speaks out though and always will. It reveals the fact that it has been created by God Himself and reflects His glory. David says that God has revealed Himself further through the law. Knowing that creation speaks day after day and night after night and that we have the Scripture, what response…
“The Blessedness of Forgiveness”
Over the past couple of weeks we have been looking at David’s sin when he committed adultery with Bathsheba. 2 Samuel 10-11 lead us up to the incident and relayed the details of it. 2 Samuel 12 showed us David’s confrontation by Nathan about this sin. Psalm 51 we read David’s lament really, his prayer, his acknowledgement that is was sin, sin against God alone. Psalm 32, we see the blessing of the forgiveness God has granted David. David shares…
“How Did I End Up Here?”
Ever ask yourself that question. You get to a particular stage or place in life and you sit down and ask yourself – “How did I end up here?”. It could be asked in a positive light and as you look back your are reminded about what God has done for you. Most often, the question is asked after going through a bout of trouble and trials. David, while he didn’t ask this question, did end up answer it and his…
“A Prayer for Those Yet to Come”
On Palm Sunday, often the focus is on Jesus entry into Jerusalem and the people shouting out “Hosanna!” This year, we went further on in John’s record of what took place. We went past even Jesus washing the disciples’ feet and the Lord’s Supper to just before He and the disciples depart for the orchard. As He speaks a few remaining words to His disciples, He takes some time to praye for them and for those who are yet to come,…