Hicksville Mennonite

Steven Eicher

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Hicksville Mennonite

Aug 23

What SPIRIT Do I Listen To/Truth Or Error - Audio

Pastor Steve challenges believers to carefully test every teaching, influence, and worldview against Scripture rather than blindly accepting what sounds spiritual, popular, or emotionally appealing. He warns that there are two opposing influences at work: the Spirit of Truth, which points people to Jesus Christ and God's Word, and the Spirit of Error, which leads people away from biblical truth through deception, relativism, and false teaching Main Emphases Christians must exercise discernment and not believe every spiritual claim. Truth is not defined by personal feelings or culture but by God's Word and Jesus Christ. False teachings often contain enough truth to sound convincing while subtly distorting the gospel. Believers should imitate the Bereans by examining everything against Scripture, even what pastors teach. The answer to deception is not fear but staying anchored in Christ, Scripture, truth, obedience, and love. Key Takeaway The sermon asks every listener:“Which voice am I listening to?” Pastor Steve encourages the congregation to bring every question, wound, belief, and struggle under the lordship of Jesus Christ and to follow the Spirit of Truth, who always leads people back to Jesus and His Word.
Aug 23 · Video

What SPIRIT Do I Listen To/Truth Or Error - Video

Pastor Steve challenges believers to carefully test every teaching, influence, and worldview against Scripture rather than blindly accepting what sounds spiritual, popular, or emotionally appealing. He warns that there are two opposing influences at work: the Spirit of Truth, which points people to Jesus Christ and God's Word, and the Spirit of Error, which leads people away from biblical truth through deception, relativism, and false teaching Main Emphases Christians must exercise discernment and not believe every spiritual claim. Truth is not defined by personal feelings or culture but by God's Word and Jesus Christ. False teachings often contain enough truth to sound convincing while subtly distorting the gospel. Believers should imitate the Bereans by examining everything against Scripture, even what pastors teach. The answer to deception is not fear but staying anchored in Christ, Scripture, truth, obedience, and love. Key Takeaway The sermon asks every listener:“Which voice am I listening to?” Pastor Steve encourages the congregation to bring every question, wound, belief, and struggle under the lordship of Jesus Christ and to follow the Spirit of Truth, who always leads people back to Jesus and His Word.
Aug 16

Have You Met The LORD? - Audio

Pastor Jay opens with an illustration about attending a Dude Perfect event. Although he was physically present with people he admired, the experience did not transform his life. He uses this to introduce a key question: Is meeting God enough, or must something follow that encounter? Using Exodus 19-20, he describes Israel's dramatic encounter with God at Mount Sinai. The people witnessed thunder, lightning, fire, smoke, and heard God's voice. Yet only weeks later they turned to worship the golden calf. This demonstrates that a powerful spiritual experience alone does not guarantee lasting faithfulness. The sermon centers on three truths from Exodus 19: What God Has Done God graciously saved Israel and brought them to Himself. Their salvation was not earned by works but came through God's initiative and mercy. What God Requires After saving them, God called them to obey His voice and keep His covenant. Obedience was not the cause of salvation, but the proper response to it. What God Promises If they walked in obedience, they would be God's treasured possession, a kingdom of priests, and a holy nation, blessing the world around them.
Aug 16 · Video

Have You Met The LORD? - Video

Pastor Jay opens with an illustration about attending a Dude Perfect event. Although he was physically present with people he admired, the experience did not transform his life. He uses this to introduce a key question: Is meeting God enough, or must something follow that encounter? Using Exodus 19-20, he describes Israel's dramatic encounter with God at Mount Sinai. The people witnessed thunder, lightning, fire, smoke, and heard God's voice. Yet only weeks later they turned to worship the golden calf. This demonstrates that a powerful spiritual experience alone does not guarantee lasting faithfulness. The sermon centers on three truths from Exodus 19: What God Has Done God graciously saved Israel and brought them to Himself. Their salvation was not earned by works but came through God's initiative and mercy. What God Requires After saving them, God called them to obey His voice and keep His covenant. Obedience was not the cause of salvation, but the proper response to it. What God Promises If they walked in obedience, they would be God's treasured possession, a kingdom of priests, and a holy nation, blessing the world around them.
Aug 9

What God Has Done - Audio

The message centers on the biblical narrative of Israel’s wilderness journey, focusing on the battle against Amalek in Exodus 17 and the wise counsel from Jethro in Exodus 18. It emphasizes the Christian call to continually share the gospel by telling what God has done in one’s life, reflecting on personal testimonies and practical ministry. The sermon draws connections between God’s covenant promises to Abraham, the importance of reliance on God’s power rather than human effort, and the need for a collaborative approach in leadership and community outreach. Through Moses’ example of sharing God’s faithfulness despite ongoing trials and Jethro’s administrative advice, believers are encouraged to evangelize boldly and humbly, equipping others to take part in ministry so that the church—and its mission—can grow sustainably. The teaching also challenges listeners to consider whether they are passive members or active disciple-makers who share their transformative faith, reinforcing that true followers of Jesus propagate the gospel.
Aug 9 · Video

What God Has Done - Video

The message centers on the biblical narrative of Israel’s wilderness journey, focusing on the battle against Amalek in Exodus 17 and the wise counsel from Jethro in Exodus 18. It emphasizes the Christian call to continually share the gospel by telling what God has done in one’s life, reflecting on personal testimonies and practical ministry. The sermon draws connections between God’s covenant promises to Abraham, the importance of reliance on God’s power rather than human effort, and the need for a collaborative approach in leadership and community outreach. Through Moses’ example of sharing God’s faithfulness despite ongoing trials and Jethro’s administrative advice, believers are encouraged to evangelize boldly and humbly, equipping others to take part in ministry so that the church—and its mission—can grow sustainably. The teaching also challenges listeners to consider whether they are passive members or active disciple-makers who share their transformative faith, reinforcing that true followers of Jesus propagate the gospel.
Aug 2

Mystery; I am In Christ And Christ is in Me - Audio

This episode explores one of the New Testament’s most profound and transformative mysteries: the believer’s union with Christ. Drawing from Jesus’ teaching in John 14–15, Paul’s writings, and Old Testament imagery, the message unpacks what it means to enter into Christ and for Christ to dwell within the believer. The sermon traces this dual reality through Scripture—using Noah’s ark as a picture of salvation, the vine-and-branches metaphor to illustrate abiding, and Paul’s language of crucifixion and new creation to show how Christ’s life flows into His people. It emphasizes obedience, surrender, spiritual transformation, and the daily choice to remain in Christ so that His life bears fruit through us. This episode calls listeners to embrace the mystery of union with Christ: to step fully into Him for salvation and to welcome His indwelling presence that reshapes the heart, the will, and the entire direction of life.
Aug 2 · Video

Mystery; I am In Christ And Christ is in Me - Video

This episode explores one of the New Testament’s most profound and transformative mysteries: the believer’s union with Christ. Drawing from Jesus’ teaching in John 14–15, Paul’s writings, and Old Testament imagery, the message unpacks what it means to enter into Christ and for Christ to dwell within the believer. The sermon traces this dual reality through Scripture—using Noah’s ark as a picture of salvation, the vine-and-branches metaphor to illustrate abiding, and Paul’s language of crucifixion and new creation to show how Christ’s life flows into His people. It emphasizes obedience, surrender, spiritual transformation, and the daily choice to remain in Christ so that His life bears fruit through us. This episode calls listeners to embrace the mystery of union with Christ: to step fully into Him for salvation and to welcome His indwelling presence that reshapes the heart, the will, and the entire direction of life.

Hicksville Mennonite

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Steven Eicher
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