Sermons

This Sunday we conclude our series on “How is the Bible relevant today?”. We will be looking at the timeless advice from Ecclesiastes 3 verses 1-11. Here the preacher or teacher talks about the perfect timing of God in all

This week we welcome Rev. Jim Johnson who will be leading our service.  Rev. Johnson will speaking on Living on Purpose. With a word, creation exploded into existence bringing order to chaos. God created the world, He created you and

What to do in the face of conflict. That is the question our passage this Sunday addresses (Matthew 18:15-20). And the answer is simple; talk to the person about it. When we face a challenge in a relationship the first

This Sunday we enter into week 2 of our “How is the Bible relevant?” sermon series. In Joshua 1:1-9 God installs Joshua as the new leader after the death of Moses. Joshua is instructed to be “strong and courageous” and

This Sunday is our annual meeting immediately following worship. We will also be starting a new sermon series. For 4 weeks we will look at the question, “How is the Bible relevant today?” Our first passage is Exodus 20:1-21 (The

We close out our “Jesus in His own Words” series with Luke 18:9-14. Here Jesus speaks about humility and selfish pride. We can trust in ourselves and what we are doing; or we can seek God and His grace and

Hallelujah! They are here , and it is finally here. This Sunday is our welcome and celebration service for Innocent, Philbert, Rose Ella, and Chancell. Our scripture passage is Luke 15:11-32; the story of the Prodigal son. This passage is perhaps

God is forever making all things new. He turns “grief into joy” as verse 20 from our scripture passage this week says (John 16:16-33). This reminds us that grief is indeed a part of life, but most importantly, it reminds