There is a crimson thread that runs through the Bible connecting chapter to chapter, book to book, OT to NT and connects your soul to God all the way to the cross and into eternity.

Upon entering the city of Jerusalem, Christ cleansed the Temple and no one attempted to stop him. At the cross Christ makes cleansing possible for your soul.

There is a crimson thread that runs through the Bible connecting chapter to chapter, book to book, OT to NT and connects your soul to God all the way to the cross and into eternity.

Upon entering the city of Jerusalem, Christ cleansed the Temple and no one attempted to stop him. At the cross Christ makes cleansing possible for your soul.

God not only counts on us to serve, but he enables us to serve. Through spiritual gifts the church is seen, heard and Christ is followed. Otherwise the church is muted. With Christ as the head, the membership makes up the body of Christ serving in unity.

God not only counts on us to serve, but he enables us to serve. Through spiritual gifts the church is seen, heard and Christ is followed. Otherwise the church is muted. With Christ as the head, the membership makes up the body of Christ serving in unity.

Serving others is important, but it is essential in God's eyes that we serve out of love. There are various motivating factors for serving others, but the biblical standard is serving through love.

Serving others is important, but it is essential in God's eyes that we serve out of love. There are various motivating factors for serving others, but the biblical standard is serving through love.

Today, Guest speaker Dr. Jack Kroeze shares from the Gospel of Mark to direct us in the proper use of the Sabbath. As the title of today's sermon implies, the Sabbath should be a time for ceasing, resting, embracing, and feasting. A time of rest for our souls that point us to the ultimate rest found in the Lord of the Sabbath, Jesus Christ.-Please listen.

Today, Guest speaker Dr. Jack Kroeze shares from the Gospel of Mark to direct us in the proper use of the Sabbath. As the title of today's sermon implies, the Sabbath should be a time for ceasing, resting, embracing, and feasting. A time of rest for our souls that point us to the ultimate rest found in the Lord of the Sabbath, Jesus Christ.Please listen.