Video of September 28 Traditional Sermon: “The Shack Revisited: A Healthy Heart”

Minister: Dr. Randy Mickler
Scripture: Matthew 15:21-28
Length: 24:01
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Video of September 21 Traditional Sermon: “The Shack Revisited: Redeemed for What?”

Minister: Dr. Randy Mickler
Scripture: Revelation 21:1-5 and John 14:1-7
Length: 16:51
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Video of September 14 Traditional Sermon: “The Shack Revisited: Whose Judgment?”

Minister: Dr. Randy Mickler
Scripture: Matthew 5:21-22, 25:31-46
Length: 23:49
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Video of September 7 Traditional Sermon: “The Shack Revisited: What Does God Want?”

Minister: Dr. Randy Mickler
Scripture: Micah 3:8 and John 4:31-38
Length: 27:58
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Prepare for this Sunday’s message

This Sunday in our Traditional Worship Service, Dr. Randy Mickler will begin a six-part series discussing “The Shack”, a very popular Christian fiction book.  This series will cover many of the themes from the book including grief, anger, redemption, Heaven and foregiveness.  Don’t miss this powerful series for an in-depth look at how God is using this novel to show us His love.

The Shack Revisited

Well, for most of us, the summer is gone. It’s back to the “real” world. What does that mean for you? Words cannot describe how much I enjoyed July with my family and friends. However, one of the highest points in my experience this July was reading “The Shack” by William P. Young.

I picked it up and could not put it down. There was a time in Montana when I thought Diane was going to shoot me! I was paying way too much attention to my reading!

Have you read it? It’s the number one best seller today. Guess what, it is about God, the Trinity and life’s most disturbing questions. After one reads the book, conversations and deep discussions are sure to follow. It’s a great book for small groups.

Heck, it’s a great book for a whole church to read. As a matter of fact, I am encourating you to read it because my next sermon series, “The Shack Revisited,” will address some of the questions the book raises. We begin this Sunday (August 10) with “The Great Sadness,” and we will address grief, pain and healing.

On another note, it’s great to be back! I have surely missed you. From all I’ve heard, after Diane’s and Jody’s preaching . . . I’m lucky to still have a job!

Let’s get this fall started in a fine fashion with every member present in worship, Sunday School and small groups!

God Bless You!
Randy