Sermons from the St. Louis, Missouri congregation

The Fifth Commandment, A Lesson in Family Relationships

St. Louis, Missouri
Given by Matt Zollner
May 9, 2026

God, in His infinite wisdom has given us a foundation on which to build our lives - His Commandments. The Commandments are the primary rules of conduct that define our relationship with God and our fellowman. The first four commandments focus on our relationship with God. The fifth focuses on our relationship within our families. This sermon reviews those relationships.

The Space Between Redemption and Transformation

St. Louis, Missouri
Given by Mark Whynaucht
May 2, 2026

If we use this time the way God intends, we will not arrive at Pentecost the same. We will arrive stronger. We will arrive clearer. We will arrive more grounded. Because we didn’t just experience redemption…We allowed God to begin the work of transformation.

Taking Off the Training Wheels

St. Louis, Missouri
Given by Clay Staggs
April 25, 2026

Training wheels are not meant to stay on forever. They’re tools for learning, not crutches for living. During the 40 days after His resurrection Jesus provided some final training to the disciples that would help them transition from students/followers to teachers/leaders in the early church.

The First and Second Exodus

St. Louis, Missouri
Given by Jeff Schmidt
April 25, 2026

As spectacular and miraculous as the Exodus was of Israel coming out of Egypt, it foreshadows a greater future Exodus at the return of Jesus Christ.

The Family God Intended

St. Louis, Missouri
Given by Mark Whynaucht
April 18, 2026

God says that before Christ returns, He will restore something — the hearts of fathers and children. Relationships will be healed. Families will be restored. The Church will learn again what it means to be one family under one Father. Brethren, that’s our calling — to live now as the family God intended.

When Desire has Conceived

St. Louis, Missouri
Given by Matt Zollner
April 8, 2026

God expects us to flee from sin and the wrong desires of this world. How can we recognize and avoid the deadly process of sinning?

After Deliverance - Now What?

St. Louis, Missouri
Given by Mark Whynaucht
April 8, 2026

A time when there will be unity in thought, unity in purpose, and unity in direction. A time when His government will be understood, embraced, and lived. And the questions that remain are these: When that time comes, will we be ready? Will we recognize what God is doing? And will we be willing to be part of it? Because...

Striving for a Proper Focus

St. Louis, Missouri
Given by Mike Buchanan
April 4, 2026

Striving to have a proper focus is very challenging to every human being. We will see that a proper focus includes 3 main areas. We must always keep our eyes focused on the Kingdom of God and the promises that God gives us. We must keep our focus on our individual race where an intimate relationship with God is developed. We...

The Danger of Living a Lie

St. Louis, Missouri
Given by Mark Whynaucht
April 2, 2026

“Whoever loves and practices a lie.” That wording is very specific, and it goes beyond just the act of lying. It describes a condition of the heart, a pattern of life, and something that has become accepted rather than resisted.

Letting Go of Guilt, and Accepting God’s Forgiveness

St. Louis, Missouri
Given by Mark Whynaucht
March 28, 2026

God has not called us to be prisoners of guilt. He has called us to be forgiven sons and daughters, walking out of the cell, putting down the backpack, serving the living God with clean hearts and clear consciences.

The Passover Shows God’s Love for Us

St. Louis, Missouri
Given by Mike Buchanan
March 21, 2026

We will look at the bible and see the actions, choices, and decisions of God that prove how much God loves human beings. The Passover clearly shows how their decisions and actions proves that point. God’s focus is clearly on the end goal when human beings can have eternal life in God’s family. We must never forget and always remember wha...

Prepare for Passover 2026

St. Louis, Missouri
Given by Matt Zollner
March 14, 2026

Points to consider as we examine ourselves before the Passover

Ephesus - When Love Grows Cold

St. Louis, Missouri
Given by Mark Whynaucht
March 7, 2026

Christ’s letter to Ephesus gives us four powerful takeaways. 1) Encouragement. Christ sees faithfulness. He sees endurance. He sees those who labor for His name and refuse to compromise truth. 2) Warning. It is possible to be doctrinally correct, morally conservative, and hardworking—yet still lose our first love. And that loss matters deeply to Christ. 3) Instruction. We are called to remember, repent, and return—to rek...

Living Faithfully in a Negative World

St. Louis, Missouri
Given by Mark Whynaucht
February 21, 2026

You are not called to carry the world’s negativity. You are called to reflect God’s light within it. That begins in the mind. It settles in the heart. And it shapes the life. The God who called you knew the world you would live in—and still chose you. And that means He is not finished yet.

Scroll, Like, Repeat: Finding True Connection in a Disconnected World

St. Louis, Missouri
Given by Cid Cardoz
February 7, 2026

Social media can create an illusion of connection—favoring likes, filters, and quick reactions over vulnerability, deep conversation, and presence—contributing to rising loneliness despite digital "connectedness." Drawing on Scripture and examples, we are urged to use practical, faith-centered remedies: put down the phone to give focused attention, choose authenticity over curated images, and prioritize face-to-face gatherings that foster true com...