Peace Church
Gospel Centered | Family Focused | Kingdom Minded.
Peace Church is a vibrant, non-denominational congregation rooted in Reformed tradition, dedicated to helping people grow in their faith. Based in Middleville, Michigan, Peace Church is led by Pastor Ryan Kimmel and a dedicated pastoral team. Our weekly sermon podcast aims to deliver weekly messages that explore scripture, provide practical life applications, and inspire a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ.
Peace Church
Latest Episodes
Are You Missing the Real Jesus? | Glory & Grit
Who is Jesus, really? And if we truly saw him for who he is, would our lives look any different?In Mark 9:1–13, the transfiguration gives us a glimpse of the glory of Jesus Christ. He is the King of Glory, the Son of God, and the Son of...
Are You More American Than Christian? | What Would Jesus Do...About Christian Nationalism
What is Christian nationalism, and how should Christians think about their faith and their country? In this message, Pastor John examines the relationship between our heavenly citizenship and our earthly one, challenging us to guard against mak...
Can We Have Justice and Compassion? | What Would Jesus Do...About Deportations
What would Jesus do about deportations? In a deeply divided conversation, Jesus shows us that justice and compassion are not mutually exclusive. Looking at Matthew 22:15–22, Pastor Ryan Kimmel explores how Christians can respect the government,...
Can Other Religions Lead Us to God? | What Would Jesus Do...About Other Religions
What would Jesus do about the rise of other religions? In John 14, Jesus makes clear that he alone is the way, the truth, and the life. As Christianity faces a growing secular culture and the rise of other religions, our response shouldn’t begi...
The Problem with Having More | What Would Jesus Do...About Capitalism and Billionaires
In Luke 12, Jesus warns us against covetousness, selfishness, and greed—not because having wealth is inherently wrong, but because what we do with what God has given us reveals what we value most. As we consider what Jesus would say about capit...