We continue our series called “Matriarchs of Christ.” Each week we look at a different woman that is listed in the genealogy of Jesus from Matthew’s Gospel. Our message today is “Rahab.” We reach back today into Joshua for the story of a woman that shows her intentions by her works. We hear about faith from unexpected places in unexpected ways.

Our scripture readings come from Joshua 2:1-14, 6:22-25; James 2:20-26; and Matthew 5:14-16.

We start our series called “Matriarchs of Christ.” Each week we look at a different woman that is listed in the genealogy of Jesus from Matthew's Gospel. Our message today is “Tamar.” We reach back today into Genesis for the story of a woman that was wronged and teaches us about rushing to judgement. We hear about faith from unexpected places in unexpected ways.

Our scripture readings come from Genesis 38:11-19, 24-30; Romans 2:1-3; and Matthew 7:1-5.

We continue our series called “Stories of Faith.” Each week we turn to a different gospel account of faith. Our message today is “Lack of Faith.” Today we look at Mark’s Gospel and the way we deal with our doubts and our weak faith. Let us continue to grow and continue to share our stories of faith.

Our scripture readings come from Hosea 14:4-9; James 1:2-8; and Mark 9:17-27.

We continue our series called “Stories of Faith.” Each week we turn to a different gospel account of faith. Our message today is “Power of Faith.” Today we look at Matthew's Gospel and the power our faith can have. Let us continue to grow and continue to share our stories of faith.

Our scripture readings come from Psalm 40:5-10; Hebrews 12:1-2; and Matthew 9:1-7, 18-31.

We continue our series called “Stories of Faith.” Each week we turn to a different gospel account of faith. Our message today is “Trusting.” Today we look at the story of a centurion's faith from Luke's Gospel. Let us continue to grow and continue to share our stories of faith.

Our scripture readings come from Jeremiah 17:5-8; 1 Peter 1:3-9; and Luke 7:1-10.

We start our series called “Stories of Faith.” Each week we turn to a different gospel account of faith. Our message today is “To Believe.” Today we look at the humorous story of how Nathanael came to believe. Let us continue to grow and continue to share our stories of faith.

Our scripture readings come from Proverbs 3:1-8; 2 Corinthians 4:13-18; and John 1:43-51.

We continue our series called “The Trinity.” We will look at the three persons of the Trinity as we explore how we see God. Our message today is “Christ the Son.” Today we reflect on the way we see God as a friend and confidant. Let us celebrate the hope of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit as we explore the Trinity.

Our scripture readings come from Acts 20:18-28; Galatians 4:1-7; and Matthew 11:25-30.

I am on vacation next Sunday, so there will be no recording for that day.

We continue our series called “The Trinity.” We will look at the three persons of the Trinity as we explore how we see God. Our message today is “Heavenly Father.” Today we reflect on the way we see God as a loving and caring parent. Let us celebrate the hope of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit as we explore the Trinity.

Our scripture readings come from Isaiah 43:1-7; 1 John 2:28-3:3; and Matthew 5:43-48.

We finish our series called “Salvation Revealed.” We will spend the Easter season looking at how we live our lives in Christ. Our message today is “The Work.” Today we reflect on the work that we do to reflect the faith that we have and to show we have accepted salvation. May we always see salvation revealed in Jesus Christ our Lord.

Our scripture readings come from Acts 16:16-34; Revelation 22:12-14, 16-17, 20-21; John 17:20-26.

There will be no new sermon audio next week as I will be away.

We continue our series called “Salvation Revealed.” We will spend the Easter season looking at how we live our lives in Christ. Our message today is “Water & the Spirit.” Today we reflect on the physical and spiritual needs we have and the symbolism of both water and Spirit. May we always see salvation revealed in Jesus Christ our Lord.

Our scripture readings come from Acts 16:9-15; Revelation 21:10, 22-22:5; John 14:23-29.