With Fear and Trembling – And God Who Is At Work
Pastor Tim Peterson
Philippians 2:1-13, and especially verses 1-3 If then there is any encouragement in Christ, any consolation from love, any sharing in the Spirit, any compassion and sympathy, make my joy complete: […]
The Sending of the Seventy
Pastor Nestor Joel Rova-Hegener
“God’s kingdom is right on your doorstep.” This is a paraphrase of the message that Jesus wants his followers to share in the towns and countryside into which he is […]
Doubting Thomas
Pastor Emily Rova-Hegener
When we first moved to Oslo in the summer of 2015, we heard that we would be getting new neighbors across the hall. I remember Torill Sebro saying how great […]
All Saints
Pastor Emily Rova-Hegener
A couple of months ago, Pastor Joel preached about a mentor of ours by the name of Antti Lepisto. Antti was a pastor, who shaped and impacted both Pastor Joel […]
Confirmation Sermon on Reformation Sunday
Pastor Nestor Joel Rova-Hegener
Here we are, the day in which you will publicly claim your faith by affirming your baptism. In the eyes of the church this is an important day, for today […]
Pioneer of our Salvation
Pastor Nestor Joel Rova-Hegener
Living here in Norway these past years has forced me to ponder upon the ways that I speak about and act in regards to my faith and its understanding in […]
Who ever wants to be first shall be last
Pastor Nestor Joel Rova-Hegener
Jesus is a hard master to follow. He is! I mean, how do you follow someone who constantly is asking you to to try and live, to try and do, […]
A Wideness in God’s Mercy
Pastor Nestor Joel Rova-Hegener
This faith business, this following of Jesus can be hard. How is it that we walk as Christians when confronted with issues that divide and confuse? Well, we turn to […]
Mustard Tree
Pastor Nestor Joel Rova-Hegener
Here we are on June 17th, getting ready to have our church picnic. Though on the calendar, summer does not start for another four days, already it seems that we […]
Doubt is not unbelief
Pastor Nestor Joel Rova-Hegener
There is an ancient tradition, started by early Greek Christians in which the first Sunday after Easter was a Sunday in which to celebrate, and even find humor in life, […]
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