Vicar Jon preaches on Thanksgiving Eve using Luke 18:9-14 as his text. He focuses on the need for relationship for any true spirit of thanksgiving.

Vicar Jon explains the prophet Hosea and the seemingly angry God who abandons his chidlren as just like any parent who gets upset when their child hurts themselves or others. Yet undergirding all of this is the constant love of God who will not abandon his children.

Pastor Steve on this Consecration Sunday reflects on the story of the contest of Elijah and the Prophets of Baal in 1 Kings 18. Who are our false Gods that call us to worship them and how can we re-consecrate ourselves to worship the true living God in Jesus Christ?

We hear reflections on the confirmation process from the eight women and men who are affirming their baptism this morning.

Vicar Jon reflects on the opening chapter of the Book of Ruth 1:1-17 and how like Ruth and Naomi, moving can be a challenge and can make it difficult to determine where home is.

Pastor Mark Donald, Director of Christikon Camp, was our guest preacher this Sunday and addressed the story in Exodus 1 and 3 of Moses asking for God's name and the importance of knowing the name of people.

Today's sermon focuses on the story of Jacob wrestling with a man/angel/God on the bank of the Jabbok as he awaits meeting his estranged brother, Esau. Jacob insists on a blessing and Pastor Steve reflects on how we have been renamed and blessed by God and sent out to be a blessing. Pastor Steve concludes by suggesting one way we may be a blessing to others is to "Pray it Forward."

Vicar Jon preaches on the story of God's promised of a son to Abraham and Sarah, focusing on the important (often overlooked) role that Sarah plays in this story and what we might learn from her laughter.

Pastor Steve continues our study of the Book of Hebrews focusing on chapter 9:1-14 where Jesus is referred to as the new High Priest who makes the final sacrifice for us and opens a new path to God. No longer needing to follow detours to access God now we have a direct path and become a sanctuary ourselves.

We begin our new series looking at the Book of Herbrews. Vicar Jon gives an introduction to the book and discusses the legacy of faith we have recieved: A legacy filled with both challenges and perserverance.