We enter the Advent Season as we look at the Gospel of Luke’s account of the birth narrative focusing on Luke 1:26-38 this morning. Another visit from Gabriel, but this time to a young virgin girl named Mary.  What is this about? How is the story of redemption furthered through this interaction and event?  Even more, how should our lives be marked with humility as we rest in the promises of God?  Let’s wrestle through this together, in joy, as we worship the Lord on Sunday! Read Online: Luke 1:26-38 Listen Here: Enter the link to the audio between the quotes on this line. If you cannot see the audio player, you may need to upgrade your web browser. Watch Here:

We continue the sermon series in Nehemiah looking at chatper 9 focusing on verses 16-17. The wall was rebuilt and now the people is being rebuilt. The started with the returning to the Word of God and now they are living out the Word of God which calls them to confession. Confession is a humbly act, a turning away from self and to God, knowing that He is a God ready to forgive, gracious and merciful, who will never forsake His people. Listen Here: Enter the link to the audio between the quotes on this line. If you cannot see the audio player, you may need to upgrade your web browser. Read Online: Nehemiah 9:16-17 Watch Here:

In this message, we continue the sermon series in Nehemiah looking at 10:28-31. Holiness is one of those church words that comes with confusion or even baggage. For example, sometimes it (wrongly) is said, "Only the really good people are holy." Such statements leave us feeling guilty because we know that we do not measure up. The text from Nehemiah shows us that holiness is not doing more for God but instead pursuing the holy God who makes us more and more like him. Enter the link to the audio between the quotes on this line. If you cannot see the audio player, you may need to upgrade your web browser. Read Online: Nehemiah 10:28-31

We prepare for the Advent Season as we look at the Gospel of Luke’s account of the birth narrative focusing on Luke 1:5-25 this morning. John the Baptist certainly is an interesting figure in the Bible: eating locusts, itchy clothing, preaching brimstone type messages. What can we learn from him? Even more, how are to have similar faith and ministry as did he? Listen this Sunday! Enter the link to the audio between the quotes on this line. If you cannot see the audio player, you may need to upgrade your web browser. Read Online: Luke 1:5-25

In this message, we continue the sermon series in Nehemiah looking at 8:1-8. Nehemiah has seen the wall completed, the city being rebuilt, but there is more to his task. The task was not merely external, but the goal has always been to the end of transformation. God transforms us through the preached Word, the good words of God given to the people of God for our good. The Word of God is the power that builds the church. Is it our joy, love, and delight? Enter the link to the audio between the quotes on this line. If you cannot see the audio player, you may need to upgrade your web browser. Read Online: Nehemiah 8:1-8

We continue the sermon series in Nehemiah looking at 5:1-13. In Nehemiah, the rebuilding of the wall seems to be going well, but then an internal conflict arises. The people are failing to take care of their own. They are failing to rebuild their city with a foundation of mercy. We will see how mercy is a foundation to our church and we will be challenged that as Jesus shows us mercy, we now are to show mercy to others. Read Online: Nehemiah 5:1-13

We continue the sermon series in Nehemiah looking at chapter 4:1-9. We see in Nehemiah that we are to build up the kingdom of God. That should be easy, right? Unfortunately, there is much opposition in doing God's work. How do we overcome opposition? How does God walk with us in adversity? Listen to the sermon to find out! Read Online: Nehemiah 4:1-9 Listen Here: Enter the link to the audio between the quotes on this line. If you cannot see the audio player, you may need to upgrade your web browser. Watch Here:

Today we continue the sermon series in Nehemiah looking at 2:11-18. It takes a lot of courage to be honest about oneself. To truly look at the dirt and brokenness in one's heart... who really wants to to do that? Yet, because we are loved with Jesus' perfect love, we can honestly evaluate ourselves and find hope in Christ. Enter the link to the audio between the quotes on this line. If you cannot see the audio player, you may need to upgrade your web browser. Read Online: Nehemiah 2:11-18

   Today, we come to the conclusion of Stephen’s message to the leaders in Israel. His call to repent is met with fierce anger and a hail of stones. In Acts 7:51-60 we are given a glimpse, with Stephen, to see the risen and ascended Christ who is our judge, intercessor and advocate. Enter the link to the audio between the quotes on this line. If you cannot see the audio player, you may need to upgrade your web browser. Read Online: Acts 7:51-60

We begin our Advent series, this focusing on the songs in Luke. For many, the Christmas season is about music and for Luke, there are a series of songs, from Mary’s Magnifcat (magnify), Zechariah’s Benedictus (blessed), Angel’s Gloria (glory), Shepherd’s Praise, and Simeon’s Nunc Dimittis (now dismiss). This morning we begin with Mary’s song of praise (Luke 1:39-56), as she magnifies the Lord by confessing her need of His provision, power, and promises. Listen to sermon here: Enter the link to the audio between the quotes on this line. If you cannot see the audio player, you may need to upgrade your web browser. Read Online: Luke 1:46-55