Jamestown Harbor Sermons

Sometimes the plans you have made fall apart. Sometimes in a single moment everything is different. Sometimes the dreams you have don’t align with the reality you wake up to. In these times we all ask the same questions…the way we answer these questions determines whether or not we survive in the desert.

The stories we tell to each other say a lot about what we value, who we are, and how we make sense of the world. Every Christmas, our favorite Christmas movies tell stories that connect with our hearts, our lives, and the greatest story of all.

The stories we tell to each other say a lot about what we value, who we are, and how we make sense of the world. Every Christmas, our favorite Christmas movies tell stories that connect with our hearts, our lives, and the greatest story of all.

The stories we tell to each other say a lot about what we value, who we are, and how we make sense of the world. Every Christmas, our favorite Christmas movies tell stories that connect with our hearts, our lives, and the greatest story of all.

If Faith, Love, and Hope are the important markers of Christians in the early church, what does that mean for Christians today? This week we tackle the issue of hope and how to actually live into hope when the world around us is filled with struggle.

What does the label “christian” really mean for us? The early church defined the markers of “christians” as those who are marked by Faith, Love, and Hope. This week we take a look at Love and how it means something far more than a feeling, but actually asks us to live differently.

In this series we want to look at, what appear to be, three clear distinguishing characteristics of the early Christians. Faith. Hope. Love. What does it mean to be a person and a people marked by faith, hope and love?

How we view the end shapes how we see the present. Right now the political race has a lot of people really anxious. How is it that the heroes of our faith, when they are pressed, can behave with such little anxiety?