Andy Talks

In our Traditional message from February 26, 2023, Andy shares with us from Revelation 12: 1-9, along with several other places in scripture; what does the Bible actually say about the devil?  If we look, we may find that what we believe doesn't actually come from scripture.  Let's talk a closer look at what the Bible actually says. 

In our Ash Wednesday Service, we look at Matthew 6, and also Luke 18: 9-14.  We need Lent, now more than ever.  This year, we can pray one of two prayers, "Lord, fix them, they are the problem" or "Lord, have mercy on me, a sinner."  Which prayer will we pray?  

In our INTERSECTION message from February 19, 2023, Andy shares with us from 1 Corinthians 12: 12-20.  Why is it we are part of church? Is it about what we get?  Or about what we give? 

In our 11:00 a.m. Traditional message from February 12, 2023, Andy shares with us from Philippians 2: 12-13.  We work out our salvation with fear and trembling.  What exactly is this work Paul is talking about? 

In our Traditional message from Sunday, February 2, Andy shares with us from Colossians 1: 12-20.  Jesus is Lord. That is the Gospel. That's what the church, everything, is about. It's all about Jesus. Nothing else.  

In our Traditional message from January 29, 2023, Andy shares with us from Genesis 1: 26-27 and 1 Corinthians 15: 20-22.  In the beginning, we see who we are.  Fearfully and wonderfully made. And deeply in need of a Savior.  

In our Traditional service from January 22, Andy shares with us from John 17:1-3. This is at the core of what Andy believes about faith and church. We are to know Jesus as Lord, and know Him more every day.

 In our Traditional message from January 8, 2023, we look at Matthew 2: 1-12.  In this passage, we look deeper at the Wise Men.  What we find is this, the Wise Men were purposeful in their seeking of Jesus. How will we do the same this year?  

In our Christmas Morning message Andy shares from Psalm 98. We hear the story behind "Joy to the World" and understand that Christ has come and Christ is coming!  All will be made well!

In our Christmas Eve message, Andy shares from Luke 2: 1-20.  With Christmas, and with God, it is not that we expect too much.  It is that we expect too little.  We have lost our sense of wonder and worship!