In our message from our Traditional service from May 22, 2022, Andy shares with us from Acts 16: 9-15. We see in this passage that our job is not the be the hero and save the world, our job is simply to be faithful in join in what God is already doing. 

A uniform identifies what a person does or who a person is.  In our INTERSECTION service from May 15, 2022, Andy shares with us from John 13: 31-35.  Jesus tells us that the uniform we were, as His followers, is love. 

In our Traditional message from May 8, 2022, Mother's Day, Andy shares from John 14: 23-29.  What is it that holds our families together?  What is it that holds our church together? What are our birthmarks? 

In our message from April 24, Andy looks at John 20: 19-31. We look at Thomas and his doubt. We all doubt, but how do we learn to surrender to God's grace in the midst of doubt? 

In our Easter Message from April 17,  Andy shares with us from John 20: 1-18.  During Lent, we looked at Jesus' Last Words.  On Easter, we look at His First Words after the resurrection. What can learn from what He says to Mary?  

In our Palm Sunday message, andy shares with us from Luke 23: 44-46.  What is Jesus telling us about trust when He commends His spirit to God?  What does this last saying mean for us today? 

In our series "Last Words" we look at Jesus' saying on the cross - "It is Finished" in John 19: 29-30.  What is Jesus talking about here?  What is it that is finished?  

In our series, "Last Words" we look at Jesus' last words on the cross.  On Sunday, March 27, we look at John 19: 28 where Jesus says "I Thirst."  We see how this passage plays into God's larger plan to save humanity! 

In our INTERSECTION message from March 20, 2022, Andy shares with us from Matthew 27: 46.  We see Jesus cry "why have you forsaken me."  What we do not understand is that He is quoting Psalm 22. What does this Psalm have to teach us about the cross?  

In our Traditional message from March 13, 2022, Andy shares with us from John 19: 25-28.  We see Jesus tell Mary today behold her son, and John to behold his mother.  In the family of faith, we see that water is thicker than blood.