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Saline Community Church Sermons
Here you can peruse all of SCC's recorded sermons. You can listen to or download an individual recording by clicking on the sermon you're interested in or you can subscribe to our sermon podcast feed either with iTunes or similar programs. If you would like a hardcopy of a sermon, please contact us.
The Kingdom of God: Here and Now
Posted on May 19, 200826:16 minutes (12.06 MB)
Brian Parkin continues Pastor Peter's series on the Kingdom of God and talks about it's centrality in the work of Jesus and our part in God's plans for the world.
The Scapegoat
Posted on Mar 24, 200840:49 minutes (18.71 MB)
This Easter, Pastor Peter shares the good news of God's offer of freedom and cleansing from sin, comparing the scapegoat of Leviticus 16 with Jesus' once-for-all sacrifice for us described in Hebrews.
Expectation
Posted on Mar 19, 200821:29 minutes (9.89 MB)
As we enter into Easter week, Pastor Peter challenges us regarding our expectations of Jesus.
Authentic Worship
Posted on Mar 3, 200833:35 minutes (15.4 MB)
Dave VanOtteren shares and Cindi Larson teaches this week's Prayer Moment and Brian Parkin speaks about the interactive and life-changing nature of worship with group worship at the end featuring Lectio Divina, a reflective listening and response to scripture.
Dealing With Anger
Posted on Feb 25, 200832:04 minutes (14.71 MB)
The Bible says, "Don't let the sun go down on your anger." How do we really do that in day to day life and what does our forgiveness have to do with anger?
The Invisible World
Posted on Feb 17, 200831:50 minutes (14.6 MB)
Brian Parkin opens with a Prayer Moment focusing on Lent and the ACTS prayer method. Pastor Peter follows with a sermon discussing the very real "invisible world" of the spiritual realm and how spiritual forces influence our day-to-day experiences.
Why Should I Care About Sin?
Posted on Dec 1, 200734:57 minutes (16.01 MB)
Pastor Peter talks about the ways our own sin hurts us and keeps us from deepening our relationship with God.
