In our Epiphany Sunday message, Andy looks at Matthew 2: 1-12.  We see the Wise Men come and worship Jesus.  What can the dangers of their journey teach us about ours?  

In our message from December 27, 2020, Andy looks at Luke 2: 21-40.  In this passage we see Simeon and Anna, they had looked for the Messiah for years.  They finally see Him.  Today, do we have eyes to see what God is doing?  

In our Christmas Eve message, Andy shares with us about the Prince of Peace.  We seem to have no peace in our world.  Peace will only come through a relationship with Jesus Christ.  He is our peace.  When we know that, we can live out His peace each day.  

In our Traditional Sunday sermon we look at Luke 4: 16-21.  In this passage we see Jesus give His first sermon and we see that it is a message shows use what life will look like if we lived out the Good News in His name.  

In the message from our Blue Christmas service,  Andy shares from Matthew 23: 37-39.  In this passage we see Jesus pain as Jerusalem rejected Him.  He shares our pain and our loss and comes to us in our pain and loss.  Don't give up on Jesus.  He has not and will not give up on you, and me.  

In our Friday Rooted in Christ podcast, we take a moment to look what the year of Jubilee would have been for the Jewish people.  This year was a year to return things back to the original tribes; it was a time to release the captive. This is done to remind all of us that all things, all things are a gift of God's grace to us.  Let's always remember where our strength and life comes from.

In our Thursday Rooted in Christ podcast, we look closer at the World in Front of the Text for Luke 4: 16-21. This is Jesus first sermon. As a preacher, you want your first sermon to lay out for your people who you are and what you believe.  Today, we see that Jesus' first sermon may not go a path we expect.  What does this mean for us today in our lives?

In our Wednesday Rooted in Christ podcast, we look closer at the World of the Text for Luke 4: 16-21.  Jesus is quoting from Isaiah in this passage, but what does these words mean?  When we look deeper, we see that each of the proclamations that Jesus makes has a deeper meaning for us today.

In our Tuesday Rooted in Christ podcast, we look closer at the World Behind the Text of Luke 4: 16-21.  We look at what is happening behind the scenes of this passage, what the synagogue would have been like and what the people would have been expecting when Jesus sat down to teach.

In our Rooted in Christ podcast, this week we are looking at Luke 4: 16-21.  Today we will look at what prophecies mean.  We see Jesus quoting Isaiah in this passage, but what was the role of prophet in relation to Jesus?  What role to prophecies and the Old Testament play in his life and ministry?