Brandon received a call into vocational pastoral ministry when he was a senior in high school. This call came from a message preached by Pastor Pete Baumgartle at New Life Christian Church in Lanesville, Indiana. The text Pastor Pete preached from was 2 Timothy 4:1-5,
“I charge you in the presence of God and of Christ Jesus, who is to judge the living and the dead, and by his appearing and his kingdom: preach the word; be ready in season and out of season; reprove, rebuke, and exhort, with complete patience and teaching. For the time is coming when people will not endure sound teaching, but having itching ears they will accumulate for themselves teachers to suit their own passions, and will turn away from listening to the truth and wander off into myths. As for you, always be sober-minded, endure suffering, do the work of an evangelist, fulfill your ministry.”
Brandon takes this calling very seriously and has since dedicated his life to the study of God’s word and proper homiletics to be effective in delivering God’s word in today’s world https://mannligapotek.com/generisk-cialis/.
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Lent 2026: Grace in the Eremos ~ Place to Face Our Sin - This sermon continues our Lenten journey through the Penitential Psalms, particularly Psalm 38, highlighting the weight and consequences of sin and the grace God provides in response. Being a season that invites believers into the “eremos,” the wilderness, as a place of reflection, repentance, and reconciliation. Psalm 38 reveals the crushing burden of unrepentant sin,...- Lent 2026: Grace in the Eremos ~ Place for Deepest Formation - Today, in our time to hear and respond to a message from God’s word, we will reflect on Lent through Psalm 102, highlighting God’s presence in the “eremos,“ the wildness. Lent once again is a wilderness season of reflection, repentance, and reconciliation, inviting us to confront our sin, mortality, and suffering as we journey with...
- Lent 2026: Grace in the Eremos ~ Place for Testing and Strengthening - This sermon introduces the season of Lent and the journey we will take as a family of families through the Penitential Psalms this year. Lent is a sacred journey into the “eremos,” the wilderness place of testing, prayer, and dependence on God. Starting with Psalm 6, the first Penitential Psalm, the message explains that Lent...
Vision Sunday 2026 - Vision Sunday invites the church to seek clarity about who we are, where we are going, what we are doing, and why. Rooted in Hebrews 12:1–3, the message proclaims that the ultimate vision of the Church is Jesus, obsessively, undeniably, and dangerously Jesus. As God’s people, we are called to fix our eyes on Christ,...
Spiritual Disciplines ~ Confession: How do We? - This sermon concludes a long series on Spiritual Disciplines, Holy Habits, and Practices of Faith, finishing the discipline of confession. It emphasizes that faith is not transactional but relational, meant to draw believers into deeper intimacy with God and into the transformation of life. Drawing on David’s confessions in 2 Samuel 12 and Psalm 51,...- Spiritual Disciplines ~ Confession: Why We Should – Shame ⇒ Freedom - Today, we will continue to be invited to rediscover the forgotten spiritual discipline of confession, understanding why we should do it, as confession is a pathway to freedom, healing, and blessedness. Drawing from Psalm 32 and 1 John 1:8–9, it teaches that sin brings shame, silence brings decay, and confession brings forgiveness, freedom, and renewal....
- Spiritual Disciplines ~ Confession: Why We Do Not? Sin = Shame - This sermon begins our conclusion of a two-year journey through the Spiritual Disciplines, Holy Habits, and Practices of the Faith by focusing on the often-neglected practice of confession. Using Genesis 3, it explores how sin introduced shame into human experience, fracturing relationships with God, others, and ourselves. Like Adam and Eve hiding in the garden,...
Epiphany 2026 ~ He Himself is Our Peace - This sermon centers on Epiphany, which is the celebration of Christ revealed not only to Israel but to the Gentiles. Drawing from Ephesians 2:11-22, reminding us that Gentiles, we, were once separated from Christ, alienated from God’s promises, and without hope. Yet in Jesus, everything changes. Through His life, death, and resurrection, Christ breaks down...
Christmas 2025:26 ~ Shadows to Light - This sermon reflects on Matthew 2:13-23, often called the “Massacre of the Innocents,” reminding us that Christ’s coming entered a world already marked by sin, violence, and suffering. While Christmas celebrations often focus on peace and joy, Matthew reveals a harder truth: Jesus is born into a broken world where evil resists God’s reign. Through...
Advent 2025 ~ For Good – Proclaimed Peace for Good - This fourth Sunday of Advent centers on the gift of peace revealed in Luke 2:8–20. The sermon contrasts the fragile, circumstance-based peace offered by the world with the lasting, divine peace proclaimed by the angels at Jesus’ birth. This peace—fulfilled in Christ and foretold in Isaiah’s prophecy of the Prince of Peace—is not the absence...