Atlantic Gospel Hour

Doug Schorle 3-23-2025 | How Can the Ark of God Come to Me?

What happens when we approach a holy God on our own terms?In this powerful message from 2 Samuel 6:1–19, Doug Schorle unpacks the dramatic story of David, Uzzah, and the Ark of the Covenant—a sobering account of how good intentions can go terribly wrong when not aligned with God’s commands. Through rich historical and biblical context, this sermon reveals the critical difference between man-made reverence and God-ordained worship. You’ll learn why obedience matters more than enthusiasm and how God's holiness demands more than just sincerity.
Whether you’re a church leader, long-time believer, or someone seeking a deeper walk with God, this message will challenge you to evaluate how you approach worship, obedience, and God’s presence in your life.

Alex Kremer 3-16-2025 | Dripping Words & Deaf Ears: When Truth Hurts

What happens when people no longer want to hear the truth? In Micah 2:6–13, the prophet’s warnings are met with resistance—“Don’t preach!” they cry. But God's truth, no matter how hard to hear, always drips through. In this message, Alex Kremer exposes the danger of rejecting correction and the false comfort of ear-tickling preachers.
Through a bold and honest look at Israel's refusal to hear God’s voice, we’re invited to evaluate what messages we welcome—and which ones we silence. But this passage doesn’t end in judgment alone. There is hope. A Shepherd is coming. He will gather the faithful remnant and lead them with strength and compassion.
If you’ve ever been tempted to ignore God’s uncomfortable truths, this sermon is your call to listen—and live.

Alex Kremer 3-9-2025 | Not All That Glitters Is Good: Micah’s Warning to the Wealthy

What happens when those with power use it to steal, crush, and manipulate the vulnerable? Micah 2 paints a vivid picture of injustice—land-grabbers, exploiters, and the wealthy elite abusing the system for personal gain. Alex Kremer walks us through this haunting chapter and connects it to our world today. Using a powerful illustration from The Lord of the Rings, he reveals that evil often operates quietly behind the scenes—until God steps in.
This message will stir your soul, challenge your conscience, and remind you that no act of injustice goes unseen by the Lord. Whether you're feeling crushed or convicted, this sermon invites you to hope in a God who not only sees—but promises restoration.
Take spiritual inventory. Let Scripture expose where we’ve become complicit. And see the coming Shepherd who will redeem what’s been broken.

Ned Brown 3-2-2025 | Or Else: Grace, Judgment, and the Real Cost of Indifference

What happens when God’s patient kindness becomes a final warning instead of an invitation? From Romans and John to Deuteronomy and Luke, Ned Brown guides us through Scripture’s urgent message: if we despise the gospel, reject God’s truth, and live in self‑deception, the “or else” of judgment looms. This isn’t a random threat—it’s the moral weight of God’s holiness, crowned by His offer of life through Christ. But for those who refuse or ignore, the consequences are unmistakable.
If you’re numb to sin, indifferent about faith, or drifting in your spiritual walk, this message pulls no punches. You’ll gain clarity about where you stand, the seriousness of the gospel, and the hope of choosing life now. Listen and let this warning become the catalyst for revival in your heart and in your church.

Alex Kremer 2-23-2025 | When the Judge Turns to You

Would you still laugh if you were the one being judged?Micah 1 is like an episode of Judge Judy—entertaining when it's someone else on trial. But what happens when you are the one being called into account? In this message, Alex Kremer walks us through the opening chapter of Micah, a prophetic warning of God’s righteous judgment and a call to remember who God is—holy, just, and unmatched in power. The name “Micah” itself asks a convicting question: “Who is like the Lord?” This sermon invites listeners to stop spectating and start soul-searching. Are we living lives that honor the God we claim to follow?If you’ve been coasting or ignoring conviction, this is your wake-up call. You’ll walk away challenged to take spiritual inventory, face the hard truths of sin, and embrace the grace still extended.

Grant Nelson 2-16-2025 | Wilderness Wisdom: How God Provides When We’re in Need

What if God gave you just enough—would you trust Him for tomorrow?In this sermon, Grant Nelson unpacks Exodus 16 and the miraculous provision of manna in the wilderness. More than a story of ancient Israelites, it’s a powerful reminder of how God meets us in our need, shapes our hearts through dependence, and reveals Himself in the most ordinary of ways. Whether you’re facing spiritual drought, financial strain, or daily uncertainty, this message invites you to reflect on your source of provision and the condition of your faith. You’ll walk away challenged to trust God daily—not just in abundance, but in the waiting.
➡️ Discover how God uses lack to build faith.➡️ Learn the deeper purpose behind daily dependence.➡️ Find hope in God’s consistent character—yesterday, today, and forever.

Alex Kremer 2-9-2025 | Before It’s Too Late: Heeding God’s Warning in Micah 1

Is it possible for a nation to become so calloused that it ignores God’s voice entirely? In this powerful message from Micah 1:1–7, Alex Kremer explores the sobering warning God gave to Israel—and how it echoes urgently in our lives today. This isn’t just ancient prophecy; it’s a mirror for our generation.
We see God's holiness, His intolerance of sin, and His deep desire for repentance. Alex shows us how this Old Testament text speaks to the church, to families, and to each of us—calling us to examine where we've grown numb or complacent.
If you’ve ever wondered how God responds to rebellion—or how we’re meant to live in light of His justice—this sermon will sharpen your spiritual awareness and challenge you to action. Don’t ignore the warning signs. This message is your opportunity to respond with humility, repentance, and renewed devotion.

Doug Schorle 2-2-2025 | What Kind of Neighbor Are You?

Who is your neighbor—really? In this message, Doug Schorle walks us through Jesus' parable of the Good Samaritan in Luke 10:25–37, reframing our understanding of neighborly love through the lens of mercy, action, and grace. Drawing on the familiar question posed to Jesus, “And who is my neighbor?”, Doug explores how this story flips our assumptions and challenges us to show compassion even when it's inconvenient or uncomfortable.
This sermon is more than a call to kindness—it's a wake-up call to live a life of active, Christ-like love. Whether you're feeling spiritually stagnant or wondering how to live out your faith in real, tangible ways, this message offers clarity and conviction.
Expect practical application, biblical depth, and a fresh perspective on what it means to love others in a culture of convenience and division. You’ll walk away with clear steps for embodying the gospel in your everyday relationships.

Alex Kremer 1-26-2025 | Don't Miss the Forest for the Trees: Seeing the Gospel Clearly

Is it possible to know Scripture and still miss the point? In this powerful message, Alex Kremer takes us deep into the book of Galatians, warning against losing sight of the Gospel amid religious routines, rituals, or rigid expectations. Using the vivid analogy of missing the forest for the trees, we’re challenged to examine our focus—are we holding tightly to the core of the Gospel, or have we become distracted by lesser things?
This sermon will guide you to reevaluate your walk with Christ, recenter on grace, and reject performance-based spirituality. You'll come away encouraged to see the beauty of the Gospel anew, freed from legalism and empowered by God’s unchanging truth. If you’re weary of doing “all the right things” but feel spiritually dry—this is the reset your heart needs.

Alex Kremer 1-5-2025 | Spiritual Inventory: A New Year’s Wake-Up Call

In this New Year challenge, Alex Kremer calls believers to spiritual self-examination through the lens of Revelation 2:1–7 and Hebrews 5. Speaking directly to the church and the individual, Alex outlines how we can subtly shift from vibrant, Christ-centered living to mechanical obedience—losing our intimacy with the Lord along the way. But God, in His mercy, invites us back: “Remember where you’ve fallen. Repent. Do the things you did at first.”
This message offers practical ways to take spiritual inventory, make godly resolutions, and re-align your life with what truly matters. Whether you're a church leader or a quiet disciple, this is your call to return to love-driven faith and service.