People can be difficult. Conflict, disagreement, hurt feelings and anger are all part of relationships. Some can be healed, others seem likely not to be reconciled. How can we be faithful and just in our difficult relationships?

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The Apostle Paul took time to speak to how Christian families are to relate to each other. Why did he think this was important enough to write to the early church? Is there a way Christian Families are to relate to each other differently than other healthy families?

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Palm Sunday

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What will tomorrow be like? Is it in our hands or already determined by fate or divine direction? Do we live in fear of what is to come, or excitement, or just remain focused on today and let the chips fall where they may? Worship today will draw our attention to the vision and direction of this ministry. Come and let God's Holy Spirit lead our time together.

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What is happiness, really? We all want more of it, but how do we get it? How do we keep it? Is there anything we can do in order to be happier? The writer of First Peter speaks of suffering in the present time, but also of an "indescribable and glorious joy." Is that meant for us?

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Dr. Martin Luther King changed the world. His legacy of love is ours today, as we continue to work for equality, peace and justice. In the movie Selma, we see Dr. King live with the knowladge that he may in fact be killed for the work he was doing. His example causes us to ask, for waht are we willing to die?

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