Bismarck Community Church Sermon Podcast
Welcome to the Bismarck Community Church sermon podcast! Through these weekly sermons, we hope you will recognize our love for the gospel of Jesus Christ, our desire to go deeper in relationship with our community, and our intention to live our lives out in mission.
We are so glad you are here to listen to these sermons, but we would love for you to join us in person. We meet weekly at 10am for worship service at 1617 Michigan Avenue in Bismarck, North Dakota. Hope to see you here!!
Bismarck Community Church Sermon Podcast
Latest Episodes
The Best Thing You Will Ever Do (Jim Ellis) | HEAR (August 30, 2026)
In week three of our "HEAR" series, Pastor Jim Ellis explores the second part of Jesus' invitation in Matthew 11:28–30. Beyond the call to "come," Jesus gives a warm, urgent, and active challenge: "Take my yoke upon you." Looking at the Gree...
All of Life Is a Come-To-Jesus Moment (Jim Ellis) | HEAR (August 23, 2026)
In week two of our series "Hear," Pastor Jim Ellis dives back into Matthew 11:25–30 to unpack a warm, urgent, and life-changing invitation from Jesus: "Come." While we often think of a "come to Jesus" moment as hitting rock bottom, Jim remin...
My Sheep Hear My Voice (Jim Ellis) | HEAR (August 16, 2026)
Pastor Jim Ellis kicks off our brand-new short sermon series, "Hear," by diving into John 10:22–42 and Matthew 11:28–30 to answer two fundamental questions: Does God still speak to us today, and how do we know when it's Him? Jim reminds us that...
Encouragement In Today's World (Bud Kuhn) | August 9, 2026
Guest speaker Bud Kuhn shares a timely standalone message on the profound impact of biblical encouragement in our lives today. Drawing from the life of Barnabas—the "son of encouragement"—and key passages across Hebrews, Romans, Thessalonians, ...
Enemy of God? (Jim Ellis) | One Three Nine (August 2, 2026)
Concluding our summer series "One Three Nine," Pastor Jim Ellis tackles the final, challenging section of Psalm 139:19–24. While this Psalm is easy to love in its earlier verses, it takes a difficult turn as David uses strong language regard...