You have an opinion about everyone you meet. Whether you like it or not. Also, even more concerning is that everyone has an opinion about you. Sometimes we make decisions based on these perceived opinions good or bad. This week we talk about the only opinion that matters. And it's not yours.

Our culture today is very much a “you do you” ideology. Jesus tells us that he gives us His peace, but it requires obedience on our part. Today Pastor John talks about how by not only listening to His commands for us, but by DOING them, we find His peace.

In the midst of trials, Christians are reminded that hope is anchored in God's promises, not our circumstances. Scripture teaches that suffering produces perseverance, character, and hope, shaping us into Christ’s likeness. By trusting in His faithfulness, we find strength to endure and the assurance that His plans for us are good, even in hardship.

As followers of Christ, e are called to be grateful for the blessings in our lives. We are also called to forgive, just as the Lord forgave us. This week, Pastor John leads us through scripture that talk about these things as we enter approach the Thanksgiving holiday.

This sermon explores the good news about God revealed in Luke Chapter 15! Jesus shares a series of three parables to reveal the heart of God towards his people, especially the lost. Like the father in the parable God waits patiently for us, pursues us, welcomes us home, and throws a party for us!

We are encouraged in Romans 12 to resist conforming to the patters of this world.  We are urged instead to live with humility, kindness, and a renewed spirit.  In light of the 2024 election results, we are challenged to engage thoughtfully and lovingly with others, especially those who may hold different views.  By responding with grace and harmony, we can be a reflection of Christ’s love in a polarized society, showing unity in a time of division.

What is it that influences your heart and mind? Is it the news? A political ideology? Social media posts that make you feel like you are inferior to the one posting? This week, pastor John talks about how what we put first in our lives as an “influencer” can get in the way of Jesus’ influence, which should be at the top of our list.

What is it that influences your heart and mind? Is it the news? A political ideology? Social media posts that make you feel like you are inferior to the one posting? This week, pastor John talks about how what we put first in our lives as an “influencer” can get in the way of Jesus’ influence, which should be at the top of our list.

Our algorithms tell us we are on the right track. As far as we can tell, most people agree with us. But is that true community? What if it’s just the opposite? What if diversity of opinion is actually what brings strength to the church of Jesus Christ? That’s what we talk about this week.

As fellow Christians, it is of utmost importance that we are known as our authentic selves with each other. We don’t get better by putting a “filter” on and only letting others see what we want them to see. This week, Pastor John talks about how removing that filter will only help us be our best self.