Jordan Rimmer Sermons

What Jesus Saw from the Cross: Jesus as a Person

Jonah Part 5: Lessons from Jonah

Jonah Part 4: Under the Unpredictable Plant

Jonah Part 3: Nineveh Repents

Jonah Part 2: From the Belly of a Fish

Jonah Part 1: How did we get Here?

Epiphany 2024: The Legends of the Magi

Candlewax, Pine Needles, and Wrapping Paper

Christmas Eve 7pm- The Magi and an Angel?

Christmas Eve 4pm- The Magi and an Angel?

The Angels of Christmas Part 5: The Angels and the Shepherds

The Angels of Christmas Part 4: An Angel and Joseph

The Angels of Christmas Part 3: Gabriel and Mary

The Angels of Christmas Part 2: Gabriel Visits Zechariah

The Angels of Christmas Part 1- Angelology 101

The God Chair: Understanding Idolatry

Cloud of Witnesses- All Saints’ Day in a Protestant Church!

Setting Sail: The Destination

In this sermon, I talk about how the church is meant to exist for people beyond its doors. Deep down we all know we should be missional. The challenge is how to do this. During the sermon, I invite my friend Bill Webster to share about he led his church to be more in the commmunity. 

Setting Sail: Worship as the Rudder

Setting Sail: Getting your Sea Legs

Setting Sail: Dealing with Risk and Adaptation

Setting Sail: Working as a Crew

Setting Sail: Hoist the Sail (Discerning God’s Will)

Setting Sail- Following the Wind (the Role of the Holy Spirit)

Setting Sail: Mapping out a Journey

The Bread of Life

This entire service was built around the theme of Jesus as the bread of life. Bread was baking in the sanctuary during the service. The sermon functioned to stretch people's thinking about the images of bread on their way to eating large pieces of fresh bread for communion. You can watch the entire service on the livestream at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpkS9IWqhpM. 

 

A Celtic Summer: Series Wrap-Up

A Celtic Summer: Light and Dark

A Celtic Summer: Celtic Prayer

In this sermon, I make use of the Prayer or the Breastplate of Saint Patrick, which we had just done as a congregation. 

A Celtic Summer: Anam Cara (Soul Friend)