922 Ministries - The CORE & St. Peter Lutheran - Appleton, WI Sermons

One day, Jesus will show up unannounced, abruptly ending the pain, suffering, and darkness of this world as he brings a new home, a new reality, and a new future where everything is right and good. In light of that day, what should we do? How should we live? In this sermon, Pastor Tim Glende shares what Peter illustrates for us.

Why does this broken planet keep on spinning? If Jesus promised to return to put an end to our pain, why isn’t he back yet? Why does he allow us to continue to hurt? In this sermon, Pastor Bill Monday discusses this topic and what we can learn from Peter's suffering.

In this sermon, Pastor Jim Fleming discusses why & how Peter encourages us to beware of false teachers.

In this sermon, Pastor Michael Ewart discusses why & how Peter encourages us to beware of false teachers.

One of life’s scarier realities is uncertainty. Perhaps that’s why God’s Spirit moved men long ago to write divine words on ancient scrolls, leaving behind a Book “more certain” than anything else in the world. In this sermon, Pastor Tim Glende shows the certainty Scripture provides us.

One of life’s scarier realities is uncertainty. Perhaps that’s why God’s Spirit moved men long ago to write divine words on ancient scrolls, leaving behind a Book “more certain” than anything else in the world. In this sermon, Pastor Michael Ewart shows the certainty Scripture provides us.

Peter kicks off his letter with a reminder of (1) who we are in Christ and (2) what we are called to become through Christ. We already have divine power, precious promises, and the calling of God over our lives. Pastor Michael Ewart digs into the tough AND the tender words Peter writes in this epistle.

Peter kicks off his letter with a reminder of (1) who we are in Christ and (2) what we are called to become through Christ. We already have divine power, precious promises, and the calling of God over our lives. Pastor Tim Glende digs into the tough AND the tender words Peter writes in this epistle.

Perhaps more than ever, we are aware of our need for self-care. In a busy, burn-out world, God’s people are called to rest, be still, and just “be” in the presence of God. But can self-care become selfish? Pastor Jim Fleming discusses godly self-care vs worldly in this sermon.

Perhaps more than ever, we are aware of our need for self-care. In a busy, burn-out world, God’s people are called to rest, be still, and just “be” in the presence of God. Can a focus on ourselves go too far? In this sermon, Pastor Mike Novotny digs into this to show what we should follow.