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Send us Fan MailThis series will be broken into two parts, but both deal with Jesus and conversations he had around certain questions. In the first part, we’ll look at questions Jesus was asked by others. In the second half of this series, we’ll look at question that Jesus himself asked. This series is about learning how asking and entertaining questions can help us grow in our faith and how that in all things, Jesus is the answer to life’s hardest questions.    Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailThis series will be broken into two parts, but both deal with Jesus and conversations he had around certain questions. In the first part, we’ll look at questions Jesus was asked by others. In the second half of this series, we’ll look at question that Jesus himself asked. This series is about learning how asking and entertaining questions can help us grow in our faith and how that in all things, Jesus is the answer to life’s hardest questions. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailThis series will be broken into two parts, but both deal with Jesus and conversations he had around certain questions. In the first part, we’ll look at questions Jesus was asked by others. In the second half of this series, we’ll look at question that Jesus himself asked. This series is about learning how asking and entertaining questions can help us grow in our faith and how that in all things, Jesus is the answer to life’s hardest questions.  Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailPastor Logan preaches on Matthew 14:1-13a. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailTaking a verse-by-verse walkthrough of Matthew chapter 10, we see Jesus say some of his most shocking teachings. These sayings of Jesus are truly “lines in the sand,” times where he elevates the reality of what it means to follow him in this world. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailTaking a verse-by-verse walkthrough of Matthew chapter 10, we see Jesus say some of his most shocking teachings. These sayings of Jesus are truly “lines in the sand,” times where he elevates the reality of what it means to follow him in this world. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailTaking a verse-by-verse walkthrough of Matthew chapter 10, we see Jesus say some of his most shocking teachings. These sayings of Jesus are truly “lines in the sand,” times where he elevates the reality of what it means to follow him in this world. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailTaking a verse-by-verse walkthrough of Matthew chapter 10, we see Jesus say some of his most shocking teachings. These sayings of Jesus are truly “lines in the sand,” times where he elevates the reality of what it means to follow him in this world. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailTaking a verse-by-verse walkthrough of Matthew chapter 10, we experience some of Jesus' most shocking teachings. These sayings of Jesus are truly “lines in the sand,” times where he elevates the reality of what it means to follow him in this world. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

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Send us Fan MailOn Sunday, March 1, 2026, Pastor Ryan Kimmel began our “How Much Did That Cost?” sermon series with a message from Matthew 25:14–23, the Parable of the Talents, where he explained the differences between the three servants and their responses to what their master entrusted to them. He highlighted how the first two servants were faithful and diligent, stewarding what they were given and receiving their master’s commendation, while the third servant acted out of fear and failed to use what he had been entrusted with. Pastor Ryan reminded us that, in the same way, we are called to be faithful with the salvation and opportunities God has given us—not to earn our salvation, but as a response of gratitude for the grace He has freely given. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailOn Sunday, February 22, 2026, Pastor Ryan Kimmel concluded our "Like it or Not" sermon series with a message from Romans 13:1-10, sharing that the government is God's appointment. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailOn Sunday, February 15, 2026, Pastor Nate Harney continues our "Like it or Not" sermon series with a message from Matthew 25-31-46. He explained these verses, sharing with us that God's judgement in coming, that Hell is what we all deserve, but by the grace of God, it’s not what the redeemed receive. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailOn Sunday, February 8, 2026, Pastor Ryan continued our sermon series, Like It or Not: Uncomfortable Truths from Scripture, preaching from Ephesians 5:22–33 on marriage as God’s design. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailOn Sunday, February 1, 2026, Pastor Ryan began our new sermon series, Like it or Not: Uncomfortable Truths from Scripture. He preached on John 10:32-38, explaining the reasons why the Bible is God's Word. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailOn Sunday, January 25, 2026, Pastor Ryan continued our sermon series and year-long spiritual journey, Becoming. He expounded on Mark 1:16-20, sharing that becoming fishers of men means that we are going to rescue people out of the brokenness of this world, and see them come to faith in Jesus, so that they may know the light and life of the kingdom. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailOn Sunday, January 18, 2026, Pastor Ryan continued our sermon series and year-long spiritual journey, Becoming. He preached on John 1:9-13, and reminded us  that every person is made in the image of God, but becoming a child of God happens through faith in God's son, Jesus.  Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailOn Sunday, January 11, 2026, Pastor Ryan launched our new sermon series and year-long spiritual journey, Becoming. Starting in John 12:27–36, he reminded us of our call to follow Christ in the ways of Christ and to shine His light while we still have days on this earth. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

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Send us Fan MailOn Sunday, December 28, Pastor Nate preached on Luke 2:10, expounding on how Christ coming to earth is good news for all.Instagram: @PeaceChurchMIFacebook: facebook.com/peacechurchmi Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailOn Christmas Eve, Pastor Ryan preached on Luke 2:14, exploring the angelic multitude and the glory of Christ's arrival.Instagram: @PeaceChurchMIFacebook: facebook.com/peacechurchmi Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailOn Sunday, December 21, Pastor Ryan preached on Matthew 1:23, expounding on how the incarnation is supernatural, theological, and relational. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailOn December 14, 2025, Pastor Ryan exposited Matthew 1:18-21. In this passage, we see that the Holy Spirit is the true spirit of Christmas working in the mother of our Lord, to conceive in her the Savior of the world.  The true spirit of Christmas doesn't come to make this time pretty or pleasant. The Holy Spirit makes Christmas even better. He makes Christmas powerful, personal and purposeful.  Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailOn December 7, Pastor Ryan opened our Advent series in John 18:33–38, exploring how Jesus brings the truth throughout His life and even in His final hours. In His conversation with Pilate, we see that Pilate is not driven not by genuine concern but by fear of the crowd. Today, we face the same challenge: Are we seeking the truth or just trying to fit in? Are we recognizing Christ as King or trying to stay cool in culture? We can hold to the eternal truth we find at Christmas: Christ is King, and He has come—and He has come to save us. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailWhat does it look like to truly live as a follower of Jesus, even in the midst of anxiety, grief, or disappointment? Preaching from 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18, Pastor Nate Harney highlighted three commands: rejoice always, pray without ceasing, and give thanks in all circumstances. Drawing from his own struggles with depression and anxiety, Pastor Nate emphasized that these commands are possible because our hope in Christ is unshakable. We rejoice because salvation is secure, we pray because God invites us to bring Him every worry, and we give thanks in all circumstances because God is faithful. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailOn Sunday, November 23, Pastor Ryan preached on Revelation 6:9–11, taking time to honor those who have given their lives for their faith in Jesus Christ. From this passage, we see that the martyrs were proven faithful, will receive justice, and have been given glory. May their example—faithful even unto death—inspire us to live fully for Jesus today. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailOn November 16, 2025, Pastor Jon preached on Psalm 33:13–22, reminding us that our hope is secure in God because He is good. He taught that while God sees everything, for those who trust in Jesus, He no longer sees our sin but the perfect righteousness of Christ, given to us through His sacrifice on the cross. Pastor Jon encouraged us to place all our hope in the Lord, our firm and unshakable foundation. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailOn November 9, 2025, Pastor Nate Harney preached from Psalm 33:6–12, reminding us that we can trust God because His Word and His works have always been good. Even when our circumstances make it hard to see His goodness, the most honest thing we can say is still, “God is good.” Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailThis week, Pastor Ryan preached from Psalm 33, reminding us to sing joyfully to the Lord with thankful hearts and genuine love—because He is good. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

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Send us Fan MailIn this message from Pastor Ryan on October 19, 2025, we continue our journey through Nahum chapter 2, where God’s warning to Nineveh becomes a declaration of judgment. Once shown mercy in Jonah’s day, the people of Nineveh turned back to pride, violence, and sin — and now face the full weight of God’s wrath. Pastor Ryan unpacks how God’s holiness is both a warning to the wicked and a hope to His people, showing that God doesn’t just destroy evil — He undoes it, humbles it, and ultimately ends it. Through this sobering passage, we’re reminded that God is not only loving and gracious, but also holy and just — and that true worship means both loving and fearing Him. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailPastor Ryan begins our new series in Nahum with a powerful reminder that God’s wrath isn’t opposed to His love—it’s proof of it. In Nahum 1, we see that God’s justice, patience, and goodness all flow from His perfect love for His people. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailOn October 5th, Pastor Ryan preached from Colossians 1:28, reminding us that “Him we proclaim” means warning, teaching, and guiding with wisdom so that everyone may grow mature in Christ. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailWe all know overeating is unhealthy — but what if gluttony is about far more than food? In this week’s message from Philippians 3:17–21, Pastor Ryan shows how gluttony sneaks into our lives as overindulgence, waste, and unchecked appetites that quietly take God’s place in our hearts. Gluttony gives us the wrong example to follow, becomes a cruel master that enslaves us, and blinds us to the true freedom we have in Christ. But there is hope: through fasting, discipline, and setting our minds on eternity, we discover that only Jesus truly satisfies. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailIn this message from our Weeds series, Pastor Ryan unpacks Jesus’ parable in Matthew 18:21–35 and the serious warning against unforgiveness. Our sin against God is an unpayable debt, yet through Christ we are fully forgiven—so we must extend that same forgiveness to others. Forgiveness doesn’t erase pain, restore trust, or remove justice, but it does free us from bitterness and reflects God’s grace at work in us. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailPastor Ryan kicks off our new series Weeds by looking at James 3:1–12 and the hidden sin of the tongue. Our words hold immense power—they can build up or destroy, bless or curse, even reveal the true state of our hearts. This message challenges us to take what we say much more seriously: to speak with integrity, to remember that life and death are in the power of the tongue, and to let our words point people toward Christ, the only Word who saves. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailIn the final line of the Lord’s Prayer, Jesus teaches us to pray: ‘Deliver us from evil.’ Pastor Jon unpacks what evil is, how Satan seeks to deceive and distract us, and how God promises ultimate deliverance—past, present, and future. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailIn this message from Down Home, Pastor Ryan unpacks the phrase “Lead us not into temptation” from the Lord’s Prayer (Matthew 6:13a). He reminds us that God never tempts us, but we ask Him to lead us away from sin and toward holiness. Rather than praying for comfort, Jesus teaches us to pray for righteousness. The call of this prayer is to trust God’s leadership and follow the example of Christ, who overcame temptation. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailIn this message from the Down Home series, Pastor Nate Harney teaches on Matthew 6:12b and reminds us that followers of Jesus aren’t bowls that hold on to forgiveness—we’re funnels meant to let God’s forgiveness flow through us. Forgiveness is costly, but Jesus calls us to forgive our debtors just as we have been forgiven. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailIn this message, Pastor Ryan dives into the powerful words of the Lord’s Prayer: “Forgive us our debts” (Matthew 6:12a). He unpacks why Jesus chose the word debts, what our sin truly costs before a holy God, and how the cross cancels the record against us. You’ll be challenged to not only acknowledge and ask for forgiveness, but to fully embrace God’s grace—stepping out from shame and into the freedom Christ has won for you. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailIn this sermon from Matthew 6:11, Pastor Jon teaches on the phrase “Give us this day our daily bread” as part of our series on the Lord’s Prayer. This message explores the believer’s daily dependence on God, the dangers of entitlement and anxiety, and the call to trust the Father’s provision. With clear biblical insight and pastoral care, Pastor Jon reminds us that our greatest need is not merely physical sustenance, but the eternal provision found in Jesus — the true Bread of Life. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailWhat does it really mean to pray, “on earth as it is in heaven"? In this message, Pastor Aaron Lewis unpacks the stunning depth of Jesus’ words from the Lord’s Prayer, challenging us to move beyond ritual into active participation in God’s kingdom. Learn how heaven can break into the everyday—through forgiveness, truth, generosity, and surrender. This is more than a prayer—it’s a battle cry. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailIn this message from our Down Home summer series, Pastor Nate Harney walks us through Matthew 6:10b — “Your will be done.” In a culture shaped by on-demand convenience and personalized preferences, it’s easy to fall into a “my will be done” mindset. Pastor Nate explores what it truly means to pray for God’s will above our own, how Scripture reveals both God’s sovereign decrees and His desires for our lives, and how Jesus modeled this prayer most powerfully in the Garden of Gethsemane. As we seek to follow Christ in everyday life, we’re challenged to surrender control and boldly pray, “Not my will, but Yours be done.” Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions  

Send us Fan MailIn this Down Home message, Pastor Ryan Kimmel unpacks the deep meaning behind “Your kingdom come” from Matthew 6:10a. The Kingdom of God is where God is King—a spiritual realm marked by righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit. It’s already here and still coming. When we pray these words, we’re asking God to replace our ways with His and to live as citizens of His kingdom now. This isn’t about culture wars—it’s about living under the rule of our good and perfect King. Sermon Discussion Questions:  https://www.peacechurch.cc/sermondiscussionquestions