On January 9, 2022 John Tillery spoke and pointed out that the 3 things that are essential for spiritual life are: the work of faith, the labor of love, and the steadfastness of hope. (1 Thessalonians 1:1-3)

On January 9, 2022 John Tillery spoke and pointed out that the 3 things that are essential for spiritual life are: the work of faith, the labor of love, and the steadfastness of hope. (1 Thessalonians 1:1-3)

On January 2, 2022 John Tillery spoke and reminded us that the pandemic and other disturbing world circumstances have not changed God's character or the strategy of how He deals with the world. As individuals and as a local church we are evaluated by Him based on who we are rather than what we do. (Galatians 4:4-6)

On January 2, 2022 John Tillery spoke and reminded us that the pandemic and other disturbing world circumstances have not changed God's character or the strategy of how He deals with the world. As individuals and as a local church we are evaluated by Him based on who we are rather than what we do. (Galatians 4:4-6)

John Tillery spoke on December 26, 2021 pointing out that we were not created to die. Death is the result of sin. Through Christ we can have eternal spiritual life. The most important question is "have you trusted Him for Redemption and Eternal Life?" (Luke 2:21-39)

John Tillery spoke on December 26, 2021 pointing out that we were not created to die. Death is the result of sin. Through Christ we can have eternal spiritual life. The most important question is "have you trusted Him for Redemption and Eternal Life?" (Luke 2:21-39)

John Tillery spoke on December 19, 2021 pointing out that silence does not mean the absence of Truth or that God is not moving in our lives or the lives of others. (Luke 1:1-25)

John Tillery spoke on December 19, 2021 pointing out that silence does not mean the absence of Truth or that God is not moving in our lives or the lives of others. (Luke 1:1-25)

Rick Nohr spoke on December 12, 2021 looking at: the passage background, The Sign of Christmas, and how we respond to The Sign of Christmas today. (Isaiah 7:1-17)

Rick Nohr spoke on December 12, 2021 looking at: the passage background, The Sign of Christmas, and how we respond to The Sign of Christmas today. (Isaiah 7:1-17)