You run into Jesus in all sorts of places – keep your eyes peeled. (Sermon from Luke 24:13-35 below)
Jesus came that we may have life, and have it more abundantly! (Sermon from John 10:1-10 below)
Our yearly return to the story of Thomas reminds us that we walk by faith and not by sight. Today we talked about a kind of vision that God does give us though. We have a new vision statement that we hope can guide us into continued faithfulness and into fruitfulness over the coming year. […]
Happy Easter! Today we celebrate news so good that it required being preached two ways! From Matthew 27:62-28:15 at our community wide Sunrise Service
On Sunday we began Holy Week as we waved palm branches in praise. (Sermon from Matthew 21:1-11 below). This week we continue to remember the events of nearly 2000 years ago by: -gathering for our Maundy Thursday service tonight at 7pm -remembering Good Friday tomorrow at 7pm -having an easter egg hunt on Saturday at […]
Some promises take a while before we see their fulfillment. Some promises we can hold in our hands right now. (John 11:1-45)
Our physical eyes can’t handle the full rays of the sun. But with our spiritual eyes, the wider we open them: the more we can see, the more the light of God’s Son casts out the darkness, bleaches our sin, and invites us into the warmth and glow of an eternal community. (John 9:1-7)
God brought water from a stone at Masah and Meribah. He can quench our thirst in the hard packed dry seasons of our life too
In the darkness we seek out the light. Nicodemus came to Jesus at night in John 3. The conversation he had with Jesus is one that still gives us hope. (John 3:1-17)
Joshua asked the Israelites to “choose this day whom you will serve.” In the wilderness, after forty days of fasting, Jesus gave his answer to that question. (Matthew 4:1-11)