Imago Dei Community Sermons

Guest speaker Chris Seay, pastor of Ecclesia in Houston, illustrates the difference between guilt and shame through the lens of the Gospel and God's boundless grace in this stand-alone message.

Guest speaker Chris Seay, pastor of Ecclesia in Houston, illustrates the difference between guilt and shame through the lens of the Gospel and God's boundless grace in this stand-alone message.

Where is God in the midst of our suffering? How are we to respond in relationship to Him when we are experiencing suffering? Rick McKinley concludes our series on 1 Peter. This Sunday service featured a segment by Josh Butler on his opportunity to visit Pope Francis in Rome along with other faith leaders from around the world. You can learn more about his experience on his blog: http://joshuaryanbutler.com/2016/06/meeting-pope-francis/

Where is God in the midst of our suffering? How are we to respond in relationship to Him when we are experiencing suffering? Rick McKinley concludes our series on 1 Peter. This Sunday service featured a segment by Josh Butler on his opportunity to visit Pope Francis in Rome along with other faith leaders from around the world. You can learn more about his experience on his blog: http://joshuaryanbutler.com/2016/06/meeting-pope-francis/

Our series on 1 Peter continues. This week's message focus on what Scripture calls us to do with anxiety and God's invitation to lean on the mercy and care He shows for us.

Our series on 1 Peter continues. This week's message focus on what Scripture calls us to do with anxiety and God's invitation to lean on the mercy and care He shows for us.

Rick continues our series on 1 Peter, focusing on 1 Peter 5:1-6 and how we are called to lead and follow in relationship with Christ and one another.

Rick continues our series on 1 Peter, focusing on 1 Peter 5:1-6 and how we are called to lead and follow in relationship with Christ and one another.

In this spoken word piece, Cheryl Baker reimagines the words of familiar worship song "This is the Day" through the lenses of pain, joy and the choice to praise our God.

Our series on 1 Peter continues. This week's message focuses on 1 Peter 4:12-19 and how we are to respond to suffering.

Our series on 1 Peter continues. This week's message focuses on 1 Peter 4:12-19 and how we are to respond to suffering.

Imago Dei's director of early childhood and mother of five hilariously recounts her family's experiences - and the biblical lessons learned - from practicing intentional sabbath rest.

In a message focused intently on Scripture and drawing from Israel's story in Exodus, Abby invites us to actively remember what God has done and what He has promised to do. Abby Wilhelm is a Chaplain Candidate Programs Officer in the Navy, a student at Western Seminary and assistant to Pastor Bill Clem here at Imago Dei.

Garry continues the series on the 'Word of God' with a look at the parallels between the Incarnated Word and the Inspired Word. As Christ was fully God / fully human so can scripture be fully Divine / fully human.

Bill Clem continues our series on 1 Peter. This week focuses on Peter's instruction to show one another hospitality. Scripture reference: 1 Peter 4:7-11

Bill Clem continues our series on 1 Peter. This week focuses on Peter's instruction to show one another hospitality. Scripture reference: 1 Peter 4:7-11

Garry Friesen begins our series on the Word of God. He exhorts us to know and believe the scriptures and to follow Jesus' lead into the Old Testament, the Gospels, and the rest of the New Testament.

Rick concludes the Life of David series by looking at David's prayers in 2 Samuel 7 and 23. When we are tempted to try to 'pay God back' for His abounding kindness, we should look to David's words and remember that God desires a father/child relationship with us rather than a servant/master relationship.

Rick takes a look at the life of David in 2 Samuel 11 and 12 and finds David trying to play God in his kingdom. God sends a message through Nathan the prophet to move David from sin to conviction to confession and on to reconciliation.

Rick takes a look at the actions of Uzzah, Michal, and David in 2 Samuel chapter 6 and asks the question, "What is our response to the living and active God who reigns over all?" Do we try to put God in a box, do we stand off at a distance and criticize, or do we dance the dance of humble worship?