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"The Lord is my Shepherd" is the famous opening to Psalm 23; yet this line of text represents only 2 words in the original Hebrew. What powerful two words they are! Bryan Hart explores the impact of these words in this introduction to the Shepherd's Psalm sermon series.

Bryan Hart, of the Iroquois Valley Christian Church, explores how the Shepherd leads his people through the valley of death. It is critical to remember, that he has gone through this valley before himself on the cross.

Does God like questions? Jesus didn't treat(most of) the scribes, Pharisees, Saducees and Herodians super kindly when they asked their questions on Tuesday before he was betrayed and crucified. What type of questions should Christians be willing to ask?

What is the connection between the healing of the man born blind and the sending of the 72 disciples by Jesus? It has to do with Jesus' statement the night he was betraye: His disciples would do greater things than even he did. What is the "greater work"? What is more powerful than the miracles of Jesus' earthly ministry?

In this sermon, Bryan Hart walks with the members of the Iroquois Valley Christian Church in Rensselaer Indiana through the ups and downs of the relationship between God and his Chosen People of the Exodus and the Promised Land. Being chosen by God did not mean that they were safe from making mistakes that even separated them from having access to the Promised Land and experiencing the fulfillment of his promises for themselves. However, even in the midst of the people's waywardness, God's grace and mercy shines through the Old Testament, which depicts how all of humanity desparately needs a savior found only through the person and work of Jesus.

Merry Christmas from Iroquois Valley Christian Church in Rensselaer Indiana!

The Old Testament is full of prophecies of the future. However, many of these prophecies are partially fulfilled in the time of the prophets wit ha deeper, grander and later fulfillment in the time of Jesus. The prophecy the Nathan made to King David in response to David's intention to make a temple for the Lord God is a great example of this, which is explored in this sermon.

It's a two part-er! In this sermon Bryan Hart explores that difficult choices a follower of Jesus must be willing to make if they were trully willing to follow Jesus. He didn't promise it would be easy, he promised that he would be with us. Around 32 minutes into this presentation the video should cut over to the annual meeting for the Iroquois Valley Christian Church.

In this second message in the Shepherd's Psalm series, Bryan Hart describes the provision that shepherds provide their sheep, and what God promises concerning the kinds of provision he offers us in this life full of trails and suffering.

In this sermon we explore how Jesus taught. While I'm a big fan of Exegetical sermons, it's disheartening to see that Jesus was a bit more focused on what we call "Inductive Sermons" (Or what I called in my Bible College Days "Just Telling Stories"). We explore the impact and best approach to parables focusing on how important it is for the believer in Jesus to want to learn more.

As we start the new year, Bryan Hart presented this message kicking off the sermon series, "Walk with Christ." Jesus' coming to earth, His Temptation, his baptism and his suffering were all part of the common theme: Do What is Right--To Fulfill All Righteousness.