Jordan Rimmer Sermons

In this series, I am looking at the Apostle Paul. The series runs parallel to my congregation reading the book The Call by Adam Hamilton and doing the same study in Sunday school. In this sermon, I take a look at Paul's missionary approach. I reference a missions fair that we are having after the service and the fact that it is World Communion Sunday.

In this series, I am looking at the Apostle Paul. The series runs parallel to my congregation reading the book The Call by Adam Hamilton and doing the same study in Sunday school. In this sermon, I take a look at Paul's theology, but I do so without using any jargon or insider language. I am indebted to Rob Bell's film The God's aren't Angry for inspiring the overall message of this story.

In this series, I am looking at the Apostle Paul. The series runs parallel to my congregation reading the book The Call by Adam Hamilton and doing the same study in Sunday school. In this sermon, I take a look at the big picture of Paul's life and set the stage for our study of Paul.  

In this very different kind of sermon, I use football as an analogy for church. I act as the coach and talk about what a church does and what I think our church needs to do. Attached are my visuals.

So many people only know the first half of the Jonah story, and most people don't understand it. While I want to do a series on this story some day, it was fun to try to tell the story in one shot.

This wee little man becomes a big hinge for the Gospel of Luke, the star of a cherished children's song, and now, hopefully, and example for you and I.

The good Samaritan is not the simple parable you might expect. This is a radical story that will mess with your thinking.

Here is the story of Daniel and the lion's den. I pay special attention to the exile and the circumstances that led to this encounter.

I have always wanted to preach about Benaiah. I am so thankful for Mark Batterson's book In a Pit in a Lion on a Snowy Day.

Here I look at the real story of David and Goliath. Thanks to Malcolm Gladwell for his insights into this story.

Here is the story of Gideon.

We need to Sabbath. Here is why.

Sermon about Moses, his early life, and what it meant that he was a prophet.

Sermon about Joseph and how what his brothers meant for harm God meant for good.

This begin my sermon series on stories of the Bible. We look at Jacob, his wives, his wrestling, and the struggle he had to trust God.

In this short homily, I look at why we praise God with music. Does God need our music, or is it for our benefit? I then look at the impact of music on cheese, and what that means for us.

In this audio, Dr. Steven Tuell teaches a Sunday School class titled "Reading from the Left Hand Side of Your Bible." He goes over common objections to reading the Old Testament and why he thinks Christians should be in that side of the Book.

Dr. Steven Tuell came to my church and preached from Isa 65:17-25 and Revelation 21:1-6.

For Mothers Day, I take a look at one of the most important mothers of all time--Mary the Mother of Jesus. I take a look at her life, her interactions with Jesus, and how she is an example to us.

We look at the story of Balaam, the prophet for profit. Why does God get mad when Balaam goes to Balak even though God tells him to go? Why does Balaam get so mad at his ass?