God’s love does not change. Halleluiah, God’s love changes us! Today, we are filled with hope for the future, a hope that is rooted in the love of Jesus Christ. As Pastor John and I say, “See you down the road”, we thank you for your commitment to the Lord and your love for one … [Read more…]
Today, in Pastor John’s final virtual message, he reminds us what our faith is all about. It is not about a pastor, it is not about a church, it is about the glory of God and the love of His Son, Jesus Christ!
This week, we celebrate Trinity Sunday. We hear one of the greatest call stories in our scriptures, the call of God to the Prophet Isaiah, and we find three aspects of this awesome event that we can apply to our everyday lives.
Today is Pentecost, the birthday of the church and a celebration of the Holy Spirit. We celebrate the breath of God, knowing that it can always breathe new life into dry bones, and that the Spirit is always with us as we continue forward in our walks with Christ.
Inspecting our hearts is not an easy thing to do. Today we contemplate the work of being in the messy middle and how we love even while things aren’t as we wish them to be.
Today, we are reminded that to follow God, we need to obey his commandments. We celebrate that they are not burdensome. Instead, they are the key to living as Christ calls us to live. In our message, we look at the two most important things we can do to obey the commandments of God.
Jesus said, “I am the vine; you are the branches. If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit; apart from me you can do nothing. This Sunday we are reminded that the perfect love of Christ is not rooted in fear, but in love. Those who abide in Jesus know the … [Read more…]
Today we continue to look at the short but incredibly important Book of I John. We cover a familiar topic, the Love of God, but we dig deeply into what that means for us and why the Love of God is so much more than we could possibly deserve or understand.
Today we continue to look at the short but incredibly important Book of I John. In our message, we try to sort out one of the great mysteries of our faith. If Christ has defeated sin once and for all, why are we, his followers, still sinners?
We resist the temptation to phone it in on this first Sunday after the Celebration of Easter Morning. Instead, we use this Sunday to reset our lives and redirect our focus to walking in the footsteps of Jesus Christ. It’s like that old evangelist who supposedly said, “I don’t care how high you jumped on … [Read more…]
