Casas Church

How We Got Here - Week 2- July 17, 2022 - Ryan Kramer

It’s impossible to deny that trust in institutions has declined slowly since the 1970s. This can be attributed to key moments in our nation’s history. Additionally, people have less trust in religious institutions. Even in Exodus, we can see how easily people lost trust. What do we do with this? How can we change things for the better in our lives and in the lives of others? 

How We Got Here - Week 1- July 10, 2022 - Glenn Barteau

This first Sunday of our new series is the beginning of a journey to learn more about the early church. Discover Casas' roots with us and learn more about our deeply held values. How can you know where you are now and what's important if you don't first familiarize yourself with the journey? 
 

Baseline - Week 7 - July 3, 2022 - Seth Kreimeyer-Kelly

This week was the conclusion of our sermon series Baseline by looking at Galatians 6. We hope this series has been a blessing in your life!
 

Baseline - Week 6 - June 27, 2022 - Glenn Barteau

In Galatians 5, Paul specifically tells us that we are “not under the law,” but that does not automatically give us a license to sin. If we are walking with the spirit then there is a way to pursue that is described in Chapter 5 as the fruit of the spirit. If we seek those principles first and live by them, it will become our way and it will positively affect our lives and relationships. 

Baseline - Week 5 - June 20, 2022 - Glenn Barteau

Embracing life with Christ means following the loving thing to do. If we pursue that in every situation - how can we go wrong? We need to get to know what Jesus has already said, reflect on what we know that we’re not living out, and actively love others as we love ourselves. 

Baseline - Week 4 - June 12, 2022 - Glenn Barteau

Paul addresses three distinct groups of Christians in Galatians who are all a part of the early church together, but come from vastly different backgrounds. What do we do with this tension in our own lives of differing perspectives on faith and spirituality? Paul reminds us once again to re-center our lives on Jesus, remember who Jesus says we are, and make our spiritual example to others in how we live our daily lives. 

Baseline - Week 3 - June 5, 2022 - Glenn Barteau

In Galatians, Paul addresses spiritual adulthood. What does it mean to be an adult spiritually? We have freedom in faith, but with freedom comes responsibility. That doesn’t mean we live under religious rules. If we do that, we will miss what spiritual adulthood is all about by relying on the law. 

Baseline - Week 2 -May 29, 2022 - Ryan Kramer

Occasionally, we might need to recenter our lives on the truth of the gospel. That the gospel (good news) is enough to center your life upon. If you want to recalibrate your life - center your life on Jesus. Trust that He is in you, with you, and for you. Rest in the knowledge that who you are is not dependent upon your reputation with others or your dependence on other people’s opinions of you - you’re in the best place you could possibly be - your life is secure in Him. 

Baseline - Week 1 - May 22, 2022 - Glenn Barteau

What is it to live as a follower of Christ? In Galatians, Paul sees how the early Christians will be living out their faith. How we understand the gospel is significant. The gospel isn’t just about how you get saved - it’s about how you live. 

Better Together Panel - May 15, 2022 - Ryan Kramer

On this day we celebrated our ministry theme Better Together and all that it has meant for us to live this out in the community. We had the opportunity to hear from a multi-generational panel of individuals who have experienced Better Together in different, but meaningful ways. We celebrated all that God has done in us and through us and we carry that meaning forward as an essential part of our unity and purpose.