This sermon comes from Hebrews 12:1-3.  The Hebrews writer challenges and exhorts his readers to avoid being weighed down by earthly concerns and affections.

This sermon comes from Acts 6:1-7 and it takes a deep dive into what churches that are true to the calling of Christian mission do.

Jim Grasley, our co-pastor, is the one delivering this message from Psalm 91.  It is about a Psalm of confidence for people who need help.

1st Samuel 3:11-18 is the text being discussed in this sermon.  It comes from the time of Samuel's youth, when God told him about what was going to happen to the household of the High Priest, Eli.

The text for this sermon comes from Luke 6:27-38 in which Jesus taught us to love our enemies.  

This sermon comes from Jeremiah 17:5-10 and takes a look at who we trust as a source of truth.  

This sermon comes from the great resurrection chapter of the New Testament, 1 Corinthians and is about Paul's assertion that this is central to the Good News.

This sermon comes from 1 Corinthians 13 in which Paul shows the Corinthian church that there is nothing that supersedes the importance of love.

The text for this sermon comes from Nehemiah 8:1-10 and concerns the decline of memory among the people of Judah.  It explores the importance of memory and how we can lose ours if we become lazy and indolent.

This sermon concerns the diversity of people and gifts that existed in the Corinthian church.  From 1 Corinthians 12:1-11, this text looks at the conflict in the church and how Christ designed the gifts we are given for the purpose of unity and good functioning of the church.