On this All Saints Day message, Peter Tepper invites us to see the Church through the eyes of heaven. Drawing from Revelation 7, he challenges the common misconception that the church is a building or merely a gathering on Sunday. Instead, the Church is the vast family of God stretching across generations, nations, and eternity itself.
This sermon centers on Paul’s words in 1 Thessalonians 2:1-8, where he declares that he shared not only the gospel but also his very life with the believers in Thessalonica. Drawing parallels to today’s culture of skepticism, curated social media, and distrust of hidden agendas, the message explores how authentic Christian witness stands apart. Paul’s ministry was marked by truth rather than manipulation, purity rather than self-interest, and sacrificial love rather than personal gain. The gospel is most powerfully communicated…
When Jesus is asked a political trap question about paying taxes to Caesar, He responds with an answer that points to a much deeper truth. In this sermon from Matthew 22:15-22, Peter Tepper explores the meaning of being made in God’s image, how Christ restores that image through the cross, and what it means to give our lives fully back to God.
Can happiness survive suffering? In this message from Philippians 1:18-30, Peter Tepper explores the surprising secret behind the Apostle Paul’s joy while imprisoned in Rome awaiting trial. While most of us tie our happiness to circumstances, success, or security, Paul points to a deeper source of joy that remains steady even when life falls apart. Through stories from Paul’s ministry, reflections on what truly makes us happy, and the powerful example of Christ’s sacrifice, this sermon challenges listeners to discover…
