Amos compares the law to a plumb line, the standard by which we should compare ourselves. As disciples, Jesus Christ is our standard for what it means to be truly faithful.

Elijah asks Naaman to bath in the river to be healed of leprosy, but Naaman hesitates. When have you hesitated when God has given you an opportunity to change for the better?

Faith changes things. Before faith the people of Galatia were divided, unequal and at odds with each other. Paul believes that after faith, they are all one in Christ.

Trinity Sunday

The Hebrew word for "Spirit" is also the word for "breath." On Pentecost Sunday we remember that the Spirit breathes life into the disciples and gives birth to the church.

The disciples were left staring at the sky. We are called not to simply have a faith that focuses on heaven, but looks for Jesus around us in the world today. Each Sunday as we affirm our faith using the Apostles Creed, we say, "...he ascended into heaven..." but what does that really mean and how does that impact how we live?

Jesus heals a man by the pools of Siloam.

Youth Sunday

This week we look at the story of Tabitha (Dorcas), the special ways she touched the lives of those around her, and how she was raised from death.  We'll also remember this Mother's Day, our mothers and the special caregivers in our lives that have in so many ways blessed us and raised us up.

Jesus appears to the disciples after the resurrection and encourages Peter to tend his sheep. We will recognize our confirmation students as they join the church today.