A brand new Christmas sermon series called “Peace On Earth? — Unwrapping God’s Greatest Gift.” We’ll see how God’s Word can help us find, share, and experience true peace in the midst of the disappointments, tensions, struggles, questions, and the chaos of Christmas. We’re all looking for peace, but true peace isn’t found in a place, it’s not […]

We have so much to be thankful for – in fact, far more than we usually think. And for that reason, God has called us to be thankful.  Join us as we finish our series on Psalms of Thanksgiving by looking at Psalm 66.

There are times in life when it is difficult to be thankful. We’ve all seen world crises, family problems, financial struggles, or personal issues at some point in our lives. Let’s admit it, it’s easy to be frustrated or discouraged instead of being thankful – even during the Thanksgiving season.  It may help somewhat just […]

Ken Sande in his book The Peacemaker says, “In many situations in life, the best way to resolve a conflict is simply to overlook the offenses (wrongs) of others.” That sounds like a cop-out, the easy way out or maybe just a way to chicken out. Actually, it’s another way to demonstrate God’s forgiveness towards […]

Jim and Mary Lou Long, Heritage missionaries who formerly served in Bangladesh, present their ministries, accompanied by a young Bangladeshi man by the name of Joshua Das. Hear a moving testimony from Joshua as well as a sermon by Jim from the life of the Apostle Paul.

“Give Peace a Chance” is a song written by John Lennon in 1969 that became the anthem of the American anti-war movement during the 70s. The song ended with the lyrics “All we are saying is give peace a chance” . . . sung over and over again. Aside from all of the political and […]

Counting sheep is an activity that is usually associated with getting to sleep at night. Actually, I’ve never found that method to be very effective. But Jesus told a story to the disciples about a shepherd who owned one hundred sheep. While they were out on the hills, the shepherd counted his sheep and found […]

There is no easy way around it, forgiveness is hard! You can come up with all kinds of reasons why you shouldn’t forgive – the hurt was so deep, what was said was not even close to being true, you didn’t deserve to be treated like that, no one knows what really happened and besides, […]

We are living in a day when there seems to be an overabundance of public apologies from politicians, athletes, TV personalities and high profile individuals. Beyond the need for an apology, a bigger problem exists. Most of these public apologies are what the media has termed fauxpologies – an attempt to sound remorseful, but simply […]