Shalom Mennonite Church Sermons

“The Unity We Seek” 1 Corinthians 1:10-13, Ephesians 2:13-22

Pastor Brian continues our focus on the Shalom covenant, with the following paragraph in focus: “We commit ourselves to participate in the Anabaptist-Mennonite community of faith, thankful also to be part of Christ’s diverse worldwide body, challenging and being challenged to costly discipleship.”

”God’s Words to Us” 2 Timothy 3:10-17

Pastor Brian continues our series of sermons on the Shalom Covenant, from the seventh paragraph of the church covenant, which says, "We commit ourselves to be a biblical people together to read and hear the Scriptures as God's words to us for our life and faith."

”The Shalom Covenant Invites us to Find Shalom” Psalm 85 and Colossians 1:15-20

Herb brought the message as we looked at the 5th paragraph in the Shalom Covenant. “We commit ourselves to love each other, to give and receive counsel, sharing sorrow and joy, doubt, and faith.”

”Caring for All of God’s Creation” Deuteronomy 11:8-12 and Luke 10:25-37

Pastor Craig continues our series on the Shalom Covenant.  Paragraph 6 states, "We commit ourselves to care for all persons, to bring the good news to our neighbors and community, sharing our resources and caring for the earth."

Provoke One Another? (to love and good deeds)! Hebrews 10:23-25

Pastor Craig continues the series on the Shalom Covenant by looking at the fourth paragraph which states, "We commit ourselves to build the church, to participate regularly in worship, nurture, and prayer, seeing to equip each other for ministry."

The Way of the Cross, Mark 8:27-38

This week we focused on the third paragraph of the Shalom Covenant which says, "We commit ourselves to the way of the cross, to a life of justice, peace, and healing in a world of oppression, brokenness, and conflict."

Come and See, John 1:35-42 and 2 Corinthians 4:16-5:5, 5:17-20

Pastor Brian continues the series on Shalom Mennonite Church's 1991 Covenant.  This week we looked at the line, "We commit ourselves to follow our Lord Jesus Christ, through whom God has begun the new creation, and in whom we find faith, hope, and love."

Cohabitate or Covenant?

As we begin a series of the Shalom Mennonite Church covenant from 1991, Pastor Brian discusses the concepts of covenants and why it is so important for Christians to enter a covenant with a faith community in general, using  Genesis 15:5-12, 17-18, and Hebrews 10:12-25 as a framework for this discussion.