Preaching Christ’s Gospel in the Gallatin Valley

Approaching the Lord’s Table can often bring confusion between holy reverence and personal unworthiness. Discover how to engage in honest Christian self-examination without falling into morbid despair or self-righteous pride. Grounded in the finished work of Jesus Christ and the teachings of 1 Corinthians and the Heidelberg Catechism, learn how believers are invited to commune with confidence, repent of sin, and be nourished by God's grace.

In this message on Acts 10, we explore how God shattered cultural barriers by bringing Gentiles into the covenant community. Discover what Peter’s vision teaches us about the universal call of the Gospel, the power of Christ's resurrection, and finding our true worth in Him alone.

The sacraments are visible signs and seals of God’s gospel promises. Explore how Baptism and the Lord’s Supper assure believers of Christ’s once-for-all sacrifice, nourish the soul by the Holy Spirit, and call the covenant community to humble, united fellowship in Christ.

In Acts 10, Peter’s vision breaks down the barriers between Jews and Gentiles. Discover how God’s grace dismantles our cultural assumptions and invites all nations into unified table fellowship in Christ.

Is the Lord’s Supper merely a sentimental memorial? In this Heidelberg Catechism (LD 28) sermon on Luke 22:14–23, Pastor Paul Lindemulder explores how Christ spiritually nourishes our faith through the New Covenant in His blood, confirming His once-for-all sacrifice.

The stories of Aeneas and Tabitha might seem like brief transitional narratives in the book of Acts, but Luke records them with divine purpose. Far from filler, these miracles testify to Peter’s authority as a restored apostle, establish his credibility as a messenger, and demonstrate that Christ continues to care for His church. Beyond the signs, Luke hints at the gospel breaking down clean/unclean barriers to reach all nations.