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Great Faith in Unexpected Places
Our Savior Blog

Great Faith in Unexpected Places — The Canaanite Woman (Matthew 15:21–28)

In Matthew 15:21–28, Jesus meets a desperate Canaanite mother whose bold, humble, and persistent faith breaks through every barrier. Though ignored, dismissed, and even insulted, she clings to Christ with the simple prayer, “Lord, help me,” and receives a miracle that reveals the power of unwavering trust. Her story shows us how to seek God when He seems silent, how to pray with persistence, and how great faith can rise from the most unexpected places.

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Rev. Ronald Stelzer August 16, 2026
God Provides
Our Savior Blog

God Provides: Reflections of Jesus Feeding the 5,000

God provides. He provides compassion when we are weary, strength when we are weak, and abundance when our resources seem impossibly small. This miracle invites us to pay attention—not just to what Jesus did then, but to what He continues to do for us every single day.

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Rev. Ronald Stelzer August 3, 2026
How to Die
Pastor's Blog

How the Last Words of Jesus Teach us How to Die in Faith

When we study the life of Jesus, we learn how to live. But when we study the death of Jesus, we learn something equally important: how to die in faith. Pastor Ron Stelzer’s Good Friday message walks us through the final words Jesus spoke from the cross — words filled with forgiveness, mercy, love, suffering, victory, and trust. These seven sayings are not random; they are a roadmap for every believer preparing for life’s final chapter.

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Rev. Ronald Stelzer April 6, 2026
A Reflection of Proverbs 16:18
Our Savior New Amercian School

Pride, Humility, and the Joy of Learning God’s Way

Pride, Humility, and the Joy of Learning God’s Way – A reflection on Proverbs 16:18. As Dr. Wil Stelzer of Our Savior New American School shared with the students, Proverbs 16:18 speaks with a clarity that children and adults alike need to hear: “Pride goes before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall.”

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Rev. Ronald Stelzer January 20, 2026
Moses
Pastor's Blog

Moses, the Word of God, and the Authority of Creation: Why Scripture Still Speaks with Power Today

When God called Moses to lead Israel out of Egypt, Moses did everything he could to excuse himself from the assignment. He pleaded. He protested. He insisted he was unqualified. But God would not take no for an answer. The Lord promised His presence, equipped Moses with miraculous signs, and sent him—armed with nothing but a shepherd’s rod and accompanied only by his brother Aaron—to confront the most powerful ruler on earth.

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Rev. Ronald Stelzer January 9, 2026
The Word
Pastor's Blog

Jesus the Word of God: Why Christ and Scripture Cannot Be Separated

In a world full of shifting opinions, theories, and reinterpretations of truth, Scripture gives us a clear and unwavering foundation: Jesus Christ and the Word of God are inseparable. To speak of one is to speak of the other. To diminish one is to diminish the other. And to reject one is to reject the other.

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Rev. Ronald Stelzer January 9, 2026
He Came to Save Us and Change Us
Our Savior Blog

He Came to Save Us and Change Us

When we celebrate the message of Christmas and the heart of the gospel, we often focus on the beautiful truth that Jesus came to save us, but Scripture makes it clear that He also came to change us—to reshape our lives, our desires, and our direction. This dual purpose is captured powerfully in Titus 2:11–12, a passage that summarizes both the miracle of salvation and the call to transformation.

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Rev. Ronald Stelzer December 31, 2025
God’s Design for the Family: A Better Story Than the World’s
Our Savior Blog

God’s Design for the Family: A Better Story Than the World’s

For generations, the Christian family stood at the center of community life and people knew it was God’s design. Many churches can remember seasons when confirmation classes were full, nurseries were bustling, and Sunday mornings were naturally set apart for worship. But over the decades, something has shifted. Families look different. Priorities look different. And the cultural messages shaping the next generation are louder than ever.

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Rev. Ronald Stelzer December 12, 2025

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