Continuing off of last week’s theme of New Covenant I am sharing the story of a covenant made between two friends in the Old Testament. What does this story tell us of God and of our standing with Him?

This 1st Sunday of 2024 we are taking communion which we do to remember Christ’s sacrifice on the cross but there is another reason we participate in communion and it has to do with covenant. A New Covenant!

This episode is a little longer than what I normally post, but I think you will find it worth the extra time. There’s a bit of our worship and even a special song included. But there are also a couple powerful testimonies that you will want to hear! My fantastic husband Paul being one of them! Happy New Year!

Peace, if it could be bottled up and sold would be the most precious commodity on this planet! But Jesus, who is the Prince of Peace, and the Giver of Peace gives it freely! Jesus is our Heavenly Peace!

Today’s sermon is all about invitations! It’s about receiving invitations, giving invitations and responding to invitations. What invitations are we given from God and how do we RSVP to those invites are crucial! Have a listen and enjoy, stick around to the end as I surprise my congregation with a little something special!

If you didn’t recognize the title, it actually is taken from a C.S. Lewis book, “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe”. Have you ever felt that way when it comes to the seasons of life? Stuck in winter. Asking yourself, when will spring arrive, where is the hope I need to help me make it to tomorrow? Have a listen to today’s sermon, let it return to you the anticipation that Christmas is coming!

This Sunday we celebrate family. God loves family, He created families, He places us in families and He wants to bless our families! You will also be able to listen to my family sing a few songs!

How is your thought life? What thoughts occupy the most real estate in your brain? Do those thoughts have any impact on your life or are they harmless because they are ‘just’ thoughts? They have way more of an impact than you realize. Take a listen to find out how this truth is backed by the Word of God and new scientific discoveries!

This sermon focuses on the manifest presence of God. What is it and how does it differ from the omnipresence of God?

Part 1 of this sermon on the presence of God focuses on how God showed the Israelites that His presence is always with them through the Ark of the Covenant. Then we explore how that translates to us today.