September 13

Part 1 of 4 from "The Story of Jonah"

Dr. Rev. Tony Sundermeier and Dr. Rev. Joel LeMon

Jonah 1

September 13

Part 1 of 4 from "The Story of Jonah"

Dr. Rev. Tony Sundermeier and Dr. Rev. Joel LeMon

Jonah 1

Sermon: 9-16-15

Rev. Ann-Henley Saunders

Psalm 116:10-19; 2 Corinthians 4:7-15

Sermon: 9-16-15

Rev. Ann-Henley Saunders

Psalm 116:10-19; 2 Corinthians 4:7-15

Sermon: 8-30-15

Mr. Jay York

Psalm 139:1-18, 23-24; Jeremiah 1:4-10

Sermon: 8-30-15

Mr. Jay York

Psalm 139:1-18, 23-24; Jeremiah 1:4-10

August 30 -- The Psalms is one of the most frequently cited books in the New Testament. Authors such as Paul find in the Psalter's prayers and praises a testimony to God’s on-going work in the world. This final study in our series looks at several examples of where the Psalms are cited and how they are understood in Paul’s letters.

From the Sunday School series "Echoes of Scripture in the Letters of Paul."

August 30 -- The Psalms is one of the most frequently cited books in the New Testament. Authors such as Paul find in the Psalter's prayers and praises a testimony to God’s on-going work in the world. This final study in our series looks at several examples of where the Psalms are cited and how they are understood in Paul’s letters.

From the Sunday School series "Echoes of Scripture in the Letters of Paul."

August 23 -- The book of Exodus is filled with familiar stories — from the parting of the Red Sea to the wilderness wanderings, from the 10 Plagues to the 10 Commandments, from the controversy about the Golden Calf to the construction of the holy Tabernacle. Biblical authors often reflect on these stories in their writings, and the Apostle Paul is no exception. This study explores which Exodus traditions Paul draws upon and how he interprets them in light of the life and teachings of Christ.

August 23 -- The book of Exodus is filled with familiar stories — from the parting of the Red Sea to the wilderness wanderings, from the 10 Plagues to the 10 Commandments, from the controversy about the Golden Calf to the construction of the holy Tabernacle. Biblical authors often reflect on these stories in their writings, and the Apostle Paul is no exception. This study explores which Exodus traditions Paul draws upon and how he interprets them in light of the life and teachings of Christ.