What Will Survive The Fire

This sermon, from our overseer Steve Eicher titled, “What Will Survive the Fire?”, teaches that every believer is building a life on the foundation of Jesus Christ, but the quality of what we build will one day be tested by God. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 3, it emphasizes that while Christ is the only true foundation, our works— symbolized by gold, silver, and precious stones or by wood, hay, and stubble—determine whether our lives will produce eternal reward or loss. The message contrasts wise, faithful builders with careless or worldly ones, urging believers to devote themselves to godly virtues, spiritual disciplines, and kingdom work rather than selfish or temporary pursuits. Ultimately, it calls Christians to “take heed”—to carefully watch their lives, motives, and ministries—because only what is built for God’s glory will endure the fire of divine testing.

What Will Survive The Fire
Steve Eicher

35: Upside Down Kingdom

Merlin Miller continues the Gospel of Mark series with this 35th sermon titled Upside down kingdom, taken from Mark 9:30-37. Having hit a sort of climax with the transfiguration, Mark now begins the long drive toward the crucifixion. Along the way Jesus teaches, and demonstrates, that God's kingdom is an upside down kingdom from our perspective.

35: Upside Down Kingdom
Merlin Miller

30: Do You Not Yet Understand?

Merlin Miller continues the Gospel of Mark series, with this 30th sermon titled "Do you not yet understand?" taken from Mark 8:11-21. Mark notes the increased opposition from the Pharisees, but also makes it clear that the disciples' understanding also does not seem to be improving as they see the work of Jesus.

30: Do You Not Yet Understand?
Merlin Miller

29: Jesus Satisfies

Merlin Miller returns to the study of the Gospel of Mark with this 29th sermon taken from Mark 8:1-10 titled Jesus satisfies. This is the second account of Jesus miraculously feeding a large crowd of food with only a few loaves and fishes. While the earlier emphasis was put on how the disciples found strength to serve, this emphasis is on Jesus, and how He satisfies our deepest need.

29: Jesus Satisfies
Merlin Miller