Welcome to Pastor Steven Kielley's Sermon Archive

Below are Pastor Steve's messages listed in descending chronological order. Each sermon is available for both streaming as well as downloading and will remain permanently listed on this page or subsequent pages. Pastor Steve can be reached at pastorsteve@stevenkielley.com.

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Walls & Faith

The impenetrable walls of Jericho were 50' high by 50' wide. Pastor Steven Kielley reminds us that the children of Israel simply believed God would overcome the walls. Similarly, the Church should become more God-conscious, instead of dwelling on the problems that may surround our lives, by walking through faith in Him.

Walls & Faith
Pastor Steven Kielley
Jul 19, 2015, 10:00 AM

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Christian Myths

Just because we have acknowledged Jesus as our savior does not mean our lives will be perfect. Pastor Steven Kielley reminds us that the Bible says God's strength is made perfect in our struggles. And it's through our struggles that God exposes to us that which resides in our hearts.

Christian Myths
Pastor Steven Kielley
Jun 24, 2015, 7:00 PM

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Loving Is Worth the Price

Sometimes true meanings get lost in translations from one language to another. Such is often the case with the word "love" and, in particular, the Greek words "agape" and "phileo". Pastor Steven Kielley teaches on these two words in Biblical context and shares some personal experiences.

Loving Is Worth the Price
Pastor Steven Kielley
Jun 10, 2015, 7:00 PM

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Jericho

Pastor Steven Kielley asks us today to consider who Jesus really is. When Jesus and His disciples went to Jericho, they encountered blind Bartimaeus and Zacchaeus. Both men were drawn to Jesus because they acknowledged who He was. And their acknowledgement led to both men receiving exactly what they needed. Similarly, we need to realize the God that we serve and what He can do in our lives.

Jericho
Pastor Steven Kielley
May 10, 2015, 9:00 AM

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Baptism of Suffering

Just as Christ suffered prior to His death, Christians should also expect persecution. Pastor Steven Kielley reiterates that it's God's Spirit moving through the Church that makes it a vibrant, living thing. And without it, we are powerless to change this world. Part of this characteristic is the fact that we will face hardship. But the problems we face only make us stronger if we are faithful to the end.

Baptism of Suffering
Pastor Steven Kielley
Apr 12, 2015, 10:00 AM

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