Andy Talks

In our Blue Christmas Service message, Andy shares from Habakkuk 2: 18-20.  We see the prophet bring his questions to God.  In a world following apart, he has many, many questions. So do we.  God can handle our hurts, our pain, and our questions.  

In our Traditional service message from December 11, 2022, we read from 2 Peter 3: 9-12. Waiting is part of our faith; part of our life. We find in scripture that waiting is not wasted, waiting is a mercy, it is a chance to live fully another day.  

In our Traditional message, Andy shares with us from Hebrews 11: 1-11.  In this passage, we see that faith is the "easy answer" to how we please God. But what do we do when the easy answer is hard?  We know that He holds onto us as much as we hold onto Him. 

As we begin our Advent season today, Andy shares with us from Luke 1: 26-38.  We seem that part of the deal of faith is waiting. Why is that?  Why must we wait?  What is it that we can possibility learn as we wait? 

In our INTERSECTION message from November 20, 2022, Andy shares with us from Colossians 1: 11-20.  The hardest idols to fight are the good ones.  How do we truly make Jesus king of our lives?

In our Traditional sermon from November 13, 2022, Andy shares with us from 2 Thessalonians 3: 6-13.  We should not grow weary from doing good.  How is that possible?  To be thankful.  

In our All Saints sermon from November 6, 2022, Andy shares with us from Luke 6: 20-31. When we remember that this world is not our home, we are actually able to be more effective for Jesus in this world!  

In our Tradition message from October 30, 2022, Andy shares with us from John 6: 66-69.  What does it truly mean to be committed to Jesus?  What does it mean to say that Jesus is Lord? 

In our INTERSECTION message,  Andy shares from Numbers 8: 14-18 and Revelation 1: 4-6.  In the Old Testament, God had the priests who led His people, but now we are all a kingdom of priests to serve our God.  We all have a role to play in leading other people to Jesus! 

In our Traditional sermon from October 9, 2022, Andy shares with us from Genesis 28: 10-17. We see that space is indeed sacred. This sacredness should cause us to be reverent, but always welcoming.