Sermons & Resources

This message is about Jesus, the true light of the world, and how we shine only by reflecting Him.

This message explores why God wanted children at all — simply to be with them — and how the sanctuary is God's way of bringing us back to His throne.

In this message, Pastor Baldwin asks why we come to Jesus, using Judas as a case study to examine the motives behind our service and what it means to offer ourselves, not just our gifts, on the altar.

In this message closing Ozark Adventist Academy's week of prayer, Ron Krueger challenges us with an old railroad crossing sign: slow down enough to watch what Jesus did with people, and listen to His words of comfort.

From Revelation 16, this message asks who is gathering whom, and shows that Armageddon is not a battlefield in the Middle East but the mount of the congregation, where God's people gather to worship Him.

In this message from Gideon's story, Pastor Baldwin calls us to be courageous, watchful, and ready for the final conflict, because the battle is the Lord's.

This sermon explores the spiritual danger of control. A discussion of how people often get "stuck" in sinful behaviors. Drawing from Galatians 5, we identify contentions and selfish ambition as "relational sins" that frequently manifest as a desire to manipulate people and outcomes. Through honest stories about marital disagreements and failed ministry projects, the speaker illustrates how human defensiveness and the need for control act as barriers to divine peace. Ultimately, the speaker calls for spiritual surrender, urging the audience to replace anxiety and dominance with a deeper trust in God's sovereignty.

This message explores why God's Word is not locked away in heaven or hidden from ordinary people, but near, in our hearts, given to be understood and obeyed.

In this message, Pastor Baldwin asks whether we understand our need to be rescued, following Peter on the Sea of Galilee to the claim that the rescue comes from Jesus, through and through.