Not everyone feels thankful on Thanksgiving because of circumstances beyond their control. The story of Elijah running away shows us what God does when we gratitude doesn’t come naturally.
Not only do we learn that Jesus is a servant king but also that we are invited to be people of service. Service is a core value of Jesus and of this church.
What does it mean to be on path of life long learning? Building a foundation of belief will allow you to build a strong faith. Listen in and discover the importance of learning.
All Saints Sunday is a reminder that there is more and we are not alone. It all begins with an invitation to transformation and a “welcome” to join the family of faith.
We finish our sermon series on phrases not found in the Bible. Today we hear a well used phrase that flies in the face of the Protestant Reformation. Listen in and hear how God promises to always walk with us.
If you have ever said, “God Won’t Give You More Than You Can Handle” it is time to stop! It is not in the Bible and more importantly God doesn’t give bad things to people to test them. Listen in and learn about the goodness of God.
We begin a new sermon series called “I Thought that was in the Bible.” Today we look at the phrase, “Hate the Sin, Love the Sinner.” Is that actually possible?
Why is forgiveness so important? Is it outdated and antiquated? Listen in and find out why Jesus focused in on this important part of our faith life. This podcast has a song at the beginning and the end. Listen to all of it!
GIve us this day our daily break doesn’t originate within the Lord’s Prayer! It begins with Moses continues on with Solomon and a person named Agur and then Jesus reminds us to pray for our daily bread. It is not just about food. Its reminder to be dependent upon God and avoid extremist thinking.
We begin a new sermon series called: Prayers of the Bible. We are going to look at The Lord’s Prayer section by section and pair it with another prayer in the Bible. In this message we look at the “Our Father” part of The Lord’s Prayer and connect it to King David’s prayer of gratitude.