The Apostle John expresses, by the Holy Spirit, the glorious tome to brotherly love in the 4th chapter of I John. Here, Pastor Ryan explains, we see the commanding exhortation to love, because our Father (OUR Father) is the essence of Love to us , ALL of us!. As God loves us, so we are to love one another, evidencing our declared and decreed unity with our Father, and our Lord Jesus!

Pastor Ryan launches our new series in full swing, providing the exposition to accompany Chapter 1 of our study. The study explores the Triune God as embodied in the Person of the Father. In our sermon, Pastor Ryan approaches this cardinal, majestic subject from the other end: God's wisdom expressed in His design for US to be in unity, for OUR unity to be the imprint, the representation, the image of the Trinity's triune expression - so quiet, so giving, so incredible, so amazing! He so wants us to BE like Him!

Ephesians, chapters 3 and 4 are today's Scripture.

We welcome Pastor Ryan back to the pulpit, fresh from his sabbatical. He introduces us to our new series for the Fall, emphasizing our identity with and calling from our Lord Jesus, both contributing to the unique position we have in our knit union with the Father, all thanks to the work and calling or our Savior, Jesus.

Matthew 3:13 - 4:11 is our Scripture text for today.

Pastor Symps wraps up our summer series on "One Another", emphasizing how membership in small groups can bolster and strengthen your ability to serve the Lord in loving one another. God uses His children to mature His children to serve His children, so that the world knows us by His love shed abroad in us!

Hebrews chapters 3 and 10 and Colossians chap. 3 are today's Scripture passages.

Pastor Kevin Butcher, President of "Rooted Ministries", guest preaches at Broadway today. He expounds deeply and passionately on two vital things that Jesus proclaimed before and after the cross: "I love you" and "I am with you always".

How can we possibly convey these truths to one another unless we grasp and trust them intimately for ourselves?

Pastor Eric Woods from NeighborLink returns to our pulpit, speaking on the lifestyle, the art, the command, to hone our awareness and desire to experience and know God's presence in our lives, personally and corporately. Exodus chap. 35 is our Scripture for today.

Pastor Symps continues our "One Another" series, tackling the Godly attribute that defeats our primary sin of pride. Pastor Symps uses passages from Philipians 2, Romans 12 and I Corinthians 10 to provide us with the kind of Biblical, God-defining character of humility and willingness that produces Christlike fruit of service and care...for one another.

Dr. Davis finishes his all-too-brief yet deeply searching series on relations that emulate God's intent for us to "love one another". We focus on "vine and branches" (John 15:1-5; Luke 13:6-9). Will we honor our Savior and trust Him to teach us how to nourish our brethren's roots so that together we yield better fruit?

Dr. Davis continues his brief tenure with Broadway, speaking on healthy "one another" relationships and how they model God's plan and will for the Body. Today he speaks on the importance of communicating, strategies on how to share...and to listen! James 1:19, et. al., is our principle Scripture passage.

Dr. Jerry Davis, chair of the graduate counseling department of Huntington University, blesses Broadway with a three-part series on healthy relationships. Today he speaks on our spiritual mental health, transforming our natural tendency to conform to the world into a healthy metamorphosis by the renewing our minds in Christ, enabling and preparing us for healthy "one another" relations that glorify the Lord. Romans 12: 1, 2, among others, is our passage of Scripture fro today.