Rev. Swanson | We never seem to think that we are greedy. We understand we are many other things, but we tend to be blinded to our greed and our lifestyle choices. If the eye illuminates the body, then can we see our need for greater generosity? 

Matthew 6:19-24

Rev. Thorp | Election is a hard doctrine, but a beautiful doctrine that needs explanation and clarity. Only those in Christ are saved, and yet, via Common Grace God still loves and serves all of humanity and Creation.

Eph 1:3-14

Rev. Swanson | The hallmark of the Reformation movement is contained in the old saying, "Once reformed, always reforming." It means, in essence, God comes in Christ to "change" or reform your heart, and then from that point, you are always spiritually reforming - or growing/changing. However, as we know, change is hard. Personally, and corporately. Since Covid, things have changed. How have we adopted? How might we need to recognize the value of how God has changed the church as we look to the future?

Joshua 1:1-11

Rev. Peebles | As God’s chosen, scattered people, we are continually being transformed into the image of Jesus. We are works-in-progress! Sanctification is the work of the Holy Spirit, but also necessitates a regular obedience from us. This week, we will talk about discipleship in the vein of our sanctification, and the importance of a regular rhythm of spiritual disciplines and practices.

1 Peter 1:1-2

Rev. Swanson | The doctrine of hell... why it matters... and the hope we have through Christ which delivers us from any fear that we will wind up there.

John 3:16-18, 36

Rev. Swanson | Slowly, but ever so surely, alcohol has taken on an outsized place in American life and culture – and it has done so in the church as well. Legalism has been replaced by liberty and that liberty has created diminished witness and false rationalizations. Covid has exacerbated all of it to the end that people are drinking more than ever – and we need to talk about what Scripture says to us in this season.

Ephesians 5:15-20

Rev. Swanson | In a time when culture teaches self-glory, we remember that God is jealous for His own glory. We are to keep our hands off it as we seek His glory in all we do.

Exodus 33:12-23

Rev. Swanson | No one can keep the law perfectly, and when we don't, it's called sin.  It separates us from God and injures the relationship between us.

 Romans 3:20

Rev. Irwyn Ince | Through His word, Jesus empowers us for a life of worship together for the glory of God.

Romans 15:1-7

Rev. Swanson | After we have gone through the ten commandments, we pose the question:  OK, so what?  Why should I follow these?  Well, our attention to what is commanded is grounded in the authority of the one who says it.  If God says it, then we are to obey it. 

Exodus 20:1-2