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  • Roshelle Brenneise

    Contributing sermons since May 26, 2021
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South Bay Chinese SDA Church - Mountain View, California
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About Roshelle
  • Education: BA - Religion and History Masters Degree in Religious Education and Discipleship
  • Experience: Working in Various Associate Pastor positions since 2007
  • Comment to those looking at my sermons: It is my desire that you see Jesus in the words that you read. Not my denomination.... Not my gender.... JESUS.
  • One of my favorite illustrations: "Meddle not in the affairs of dragons, for thou art crunchy and taste good with ketchup." Why is this my favorite? Because it reminds me that I cannot stand toe to toe with the devil wearing my flimsy human armor.
  • Family: One husband One dog
  • What my parents think of my sermons: Awesome, of course!!
  • What my spouse (really) thinks of my sermons: If only he could stay awake long enough to comment..........
  • Best advice given to me about preaching: It's not so much advice, as it is a question that I ask my self. "Do I preach unmixed with human tradition?" I believe it is an important question because loving church and church traditions are not the same as loving Jesus and what I am called to is point people to Him.
  • Books that have had an impact: Holiness by J.C. Ryle Cost of Discipleship by Dietrich Bonhoeffer Windows of the Soul by Ken Gire Desire of Ages by Ellen White I Used to be Perfect by George Knight
  • If I could Preach one more time, I would say...: Look to Jesus and be transformed. He's your friend. He loves you. He died to save you. He wants, more than anything, to spend eternity with you.
  • What I want on my tombstone: Taking a nap 'til Jesus comes
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  • David's Early Reign

    Contributed on Feb 12, 2026
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    Here’s the thing about choices, regardless of the motivation driving them, there are often unexpected consequences.....

    February 14, 2026 Here’s the thing about choices, regardless of the motivation driving them, there are often unexpected consequences. Saul was motivated by pride, fear and self-preservation – he paid a high price, but so did the nation and his family. David was also motivated by fear and ...read more

  • Saul's Tragic End

    Contributed on Feb 5, 2026
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    Now the Bible informs us that Samuel has died. With his death Israel’s transition from a Theocracy to a Monarchy was complete. Only one problem remained: Saul had chosen to reject God’s leadership and David was not yet ready to be king.

    January 31, 2026 Last week, we went on the run with David as Saul relentlessly pursued him. They parted ways after David chose to spare Saul’s life at the cave in Desert of En Gedi. Now the Bible informs us that Samuel has died. With his death Israel’s transition from a Theocracy to a ...read more

  • Hunting The Lion

    Contributed on Jan 29, 2026
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    Even though Saul sought him every day, Yahweh protected David and did not deliver him into Saul’s hand.

    January 31, 2026 After Goliath’s defeat, the relationship between Saul and David quickly deteriorated. Saul became jealous and fearful for his throne and his jealously quickly morphed into anger and hatred. David had to go: Attempt 1 – While David was playing his harp, Saul threw his ...read more

  • The Lion Of Judah

    Contributed on Jan 22, 2026
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    Do not look on his appearance or on the height of his stature, because I have rejected him; for I don’t see as mortals see; they look on the outward appearance, but I looks on the heart."

    January 24, 2026 Samuel was devastated by Saul’s choices and grieved for many months. Finally, Yahweh sent Samuel a message: "How long will you grieve over Saul? I have rejected him from being king over Israel. Fill your horn with oil and set out; I will send you to Jesse the ...read more

  • The Life And Times Of Saul

    Contributed on Jan 8, 2026
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    Saul chose not to wait for Samuel as instructed. It changed the course of history.

    January 10, 2026 1st Samuel 13:1 follows the Biblical formula for a kings age when he began to rule and the length of his reign (see examples in 2 Sam 2:10; 1 Kings 14:21; 22:42). However, in the original, the verse is incomplete because the 1st number was inadvertently left out – so we don’t ...read more

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