In our Traditional sermon from December 13, 2020 Andy continues looking at the words to "O Holy Night."  In this we are told that His Law is love.  We see today Jesus' greatest commandment.  What would it look like if we were legalistic about keeping this command? 

Today as we finish looking at John 13: 31-35, we see Jesus tell us that we are to love one another as He loved us. This is how the world will know that we are His disciples. What does it mean to be a disciple?  What does the path of discipleship look like for us a Christians?  What does love have to do with it? 

In our Wednesday Bible study for December 9, 2020, we look in depth at each of the four Gospels and the Christmas Stories as presented within in each one. How does each Gospel show us something a little different about the birth of our Savior?  You may be surprised by what we find. 

Today in our reflection we look at the world in front of the text of John 13: 31-35.  What does this passage mean for us today?  What does it mean for us to love?  Who is it we should love?  What should our love look like?  

Today we look deeper at the world of the text of this John 13:31-35. What is happening here on the paper?  What is Jesus actually saying to us in this passage when he talks about love?  Love in the biblical sense looks very different than our modern version of emotion.  

Today as we look deeper at John 13:31-35, we take a deeper look at the final teachings of Jesus in John, before going to the cross.  When we look deeper at John's final few chapters, we see here that Jesus' new commandment is the teaching on which everything centers on.

Today in our daily reflections, we are going to take a look at the Christmas story as seen in the Gospel of John, as well a brief look at at the other Gospels.  This week's Bible Study will go deeper in this area.  

In our Traditional Service message from December 6, 2020, Andy shares from Luke 1: 46-56, the Magnificat.  As we read Mary's beautiful song of praise, we learn much about how God uses unexpected heroes to do amazing things for His kingdom! 

Today we continue our deeper look at Mary's Magnificat. This is Mary's song of worship. Mary is worshiping God because of all that He has done for her.  This passage reminds us that we are not the objects of worship, we are the actors.  This passage shows us the importance of the gift of worship to God.  

Today we continue our deeper look at Mary's Magnificat. Mary's song of praise has some very specific promises, hopes, and memories.  We can learn a lot of hoping, dreaming, and joy from looking at this powerful passage.