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/.
The following posts are videos and audio files of Brandon’s sermons. Leave a comment, ask questions, and share if you feel led to.
Advent 2024: Those Who Wait ~ Wait with Hope – Today, we begin the Advent season with our series “Those Who Wait,” highlighting that Advent is not simply a countdown to Christmas but a period of active, anticipatory waiting for the coming of Jesus. We will reflect on Psalm 72, which serves as King David’s final prayer for his son Solomon, emphasizing that true hope […]- Surrender & Submit ~ How? Look to Jesus – Today, we explore the theme of surrender and submission to God further and ask how we do this by following the example of Jesus. We will turn to the passage from Mark 14:32-42, where Jesus prays in Gethsemane. Highlighting that true submission involves, at times, doing what we would rather not do, emphasizing the importance […]
Very Dry Bones – Today’s message was a bit off the cuff; the Spirit of God led me to preach on Ezekiel 37 to help us all, including myself, understand our present circumstances do not dictate our future. There is always hope in Jesus, because there is might power in His name and in the work of His Holy […]- Spiritual Disciplines ~ Surender & Submit – Today, we return to the importance of spiritual disciplines for developing a deeper relationship with Jesus and truly living a life of faith. We will discuss the necessity of surrender and submission to God, highlighting that true life in Christ is found through embracing His way and truth rather than merely accepting His life. By […]
The Spiritual Disciplines ~ How to Study? – Today’s message will emphasize the importance of studying the Word of God as a spiritual discipline that cultivates a deeper relationship with Christ. It will explain that true study goes beyond mere reading and involves abiding in the Word and allowing it to transform our lives. Using the metaphor of vines and branches from John […]- Spiritual Disciplines ~ The Purpose of Study? – Today’s message is to continue our series on the spiritual discipline of study and discuss the purpose of studying God’s Word. Understanding, as we have already seen, the study of the Word of God is not merely an academic exercise but a transformative spiritual discipline aimed at shaping and changing our lives. Through the insight […]
24-7 National Prayer Gathering ~ Lessons Learned – Our message today is based upon lessons learned about prayer last week at the 24/7 National Prayer Gathering. It encourages us to deepen our understanding of prayer, moving beyond a monochromatic approach that focuses solely on personal requests and emphasizes the importance of holistic prayer, which includes lamentation, intercession for others, and active listening to […]- Spiritual Disciplines: Study ~ What is it? – Today, we emphasize the importance of spiritual disciplines in deepening one’s relationship with Christ, focusing mainly on the discipline of study. We will highlight that actual study goes beyond mere reading; it involves meditation and the application of Scripture to foster personal transformation and spiritual growth. Drawing from various biblical passages, our message today […]
Spiritual Disciplines ~ Abstaining – In today’s sermon, we continue to emphasize the importance of cultivating a life of discipline in faith, mainly through abstainment, which involves deliberately refraining from distractions that hinder our relationship with Christ. Abstainment differs from fasting, as it encompasses more than food and aligns with surrendering our lives to God. The sermon will challenge us […]- Spiritual Disciplines ~ Silence & Solitude – Today’s message will encourage us to actively explore the spiritual disciplines that foster a deeper relationship with God, emphasizing the importance of what we invest in our faith journey. Today, we will be introduced to the practices of silence and solitude as vital means of renewal, as they allow believers to detach from worldly distractions […]