Sixth Sunday after Pentecost

Pastor Josh Harp

[On Evil] I was trying to find the origin of evil, but I was quite blind to the evil in my own method of research.

Augustine, Confessions, 7.5

Fifth Sunday after Pentecost

Pastor Josh Harp

Perhaps the greatest threat to the church today isn't falling for doctrinal heresy but implicitly adopting the consumerist, self-centered assumptions of our Western culture.

Wendall Berry

Fourth Sunday after Pentecost

Rev Alex Diaz

We make men without chests and expect of them virtue and enterprise. We laugh at honour and are shocked to find traitors in our midst. We castrate and bid the geldings be fruitful.

C.S. Lewis

Third Sunday after Pentecost

Pastor Josh Harp

It is characteristic for our minds to be ever engaged in passing judgment on the things which come before us. No sooner do we apprehend than we judge; we allow nothing to stand by itself: we compare, contrast, abstract, generalize, connect, adjust, classify.

John Henry Newman

Second Sunday after Pentecost

Pastor Josh Harp

When a dove begins to associate with crows, its feathers remain white but its heart grows dark.

German Proverb

Trinity Sunday

Joel Putnam, Pastoral Intern

Our message is Jesus Christ; we dare not give less, and we cannot give more.

William Temple

Pentecost Sunday

Pastor Josh Harp

Corporate worship is designed to remind us again and again that we rest in, worship, and serve a risen, reigning Savior.

Paul David Tripp

Seventh Sunday of Eastertide

Pastor Josh Harp

For on this day not only have we been confirmed in our possession of paradise, but we have entered heaven in the person of Christ; through his ineffable grace we have regained far more than we had lost through the devil’s hatred.

Leo the Great

Sixth Sunday of Eastertide

Pastor Josh Harp

I am convinced that when Nietzsche came to Switzerland and went insane, it was not because of venereal disease, though he did have this disease. Rather, it was because he understood that insanity was the only philosophic answer if the infinite-personal God does not exist.

Francis Schaeffer

Fifth Sunday of Eastertide

Pastor Josh Harp

To rejoice always is to see the hand of God on whatever is happening and to remain certain of God's future salvation. Without such conviction joy would not be possible in the face of affliction, suffering and death.

Charles A. Wannamaker