Back-to-School Sermon (Lutjens)
Pastor Ron delivers his annual back-to-school sermon to the 3rd-12th graders of the congregation, addressing the two kinds of wisdom.
“Truth, Compassion, and Prayer” (Tucker)
The teaching of the Word presented by Pastor Mark Tucker.
“He’s Here – And This Is What’s Coming!” (Lutjens)
Pastor Ron recounts stories of the healing power of Jesus, and reminds us that these broken and hurting bodies that we have are destined to someday be an undoubtable part of God’s glory.
“Mercy Revealed” (Fogas)
Seminary intern Michael Fogas helps us understand what God’s mercy is about; why does he take such time with those in our society who seem not to want him?
“Jesus and the Demons” (Lutjens)
Sermon Series on Matthew
Ron Lutjens, senior pastor, preaching.
Moment for Missions – Pastor Valaca from Brazil
Pastor Monises Valaca from Brazil speaks about how his church is growing and their close ties with the congregation of Old Orchard Church. Pastor Mark Tucker handles the introduction.
“Startling, or Not?” (Leung)
Seminary intern Stephen Leung introduces the difficult-to-swallow topic of demon possession in this precursor to Pastor Ron’s longer treatment of the subject next week.
VIDEO: “The Church” Part I
Part I of the ongoing saga of what life is like inside the office walls of Old Orchard Church.
And, just in case you didn’t know, it’s satire. Although I do hate it when people mess up my files. 🙂
“Ask, Seek, Knock” (Leung)
Jesus tells us to ask for what we need, but why can’t we just figure it out for ourselves? Covenant Seminary intern Stephen Leung helps us understand why we need to ask, whether or not we always get what we ask for, and what kinds of things we should be asking.
“Stepping Out Of The Boat, Part 2” (Lutjens)
Pastor Ron continues his message based on the biannual theme for our church, “Stepping Out of the Boat,” by looking further at the story of Peter attempting to walk to Jesus on the water.
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