Jesus is the “light of the world.” His followers are called to be like Him. How do we actually do that? John helps us understand what it means to “walk in the light” and how to truly live like Jesus.

Sermons from March 2011 to Present

Sermons from March 2011 to Present

What is Jesus really like? John gives us a personal view of who Jesus is – what he saw, heard, and felt as he interacted with Him. He invites us to share the joy of really knowing Jesus.

What is Jesus really like? John gives us a personal view of who Jesus is – what he saw, heard, and felt as he interacted with Him. He invites us to share the joy of really knowing Jesus.

We are created by God for God. We live because of Him. We are created for Eternal Life. It is in Christ that we live, move, and find our true identity and purpose.

The Pentecost experience demonstrates how the fullness of the Holy Spirit empowers the powerless, crosses ethnic barriers, creates new praise, and leads others to repentance and salvation. (Pastor Brian Wiebe's last Sunday.)

Paul's closing words to Titus included a charge to protect the unity of the church, even if it seems like a drastic step. And a reminder that doing good is good for unity.

God's mercy makes our salvation possible, and as a result, we can live cooperatively, we live on mission, and anyone can be saved.

The faithful church is the church focused on the grace of God, on the Blessed Hope, and on the mission of doing good.