A new year is here, which means ... a new start, a new resolution, a do-over, a new hope? The list can go on and on, and yet it can mean so many different things for each of us! However, no matter the descriptor, we are called to one thing.#LoveLikeJesus

Matthew 26:28

Jesus' precious life was given so we can live.

What would it look like if God gave us an infusion of blood? Would it change our DNA?

Gold -- the picture and mind gymnastics we do when thinking of all the gold! What would I do with a truckload of gold? What would I do if I were handed 2 million dollars? Wow, the plans we could make!

Wouldn't it be nice to feel like the warmth of family was always with us? It would be an environment of nurture and growth, surrounded by compassion and love. Is this possible here on Earth? Lets see what the Bible says!

As a small child, do you remember what it felt like to wake up on your birthday? Do you remember the anticipation you felt as a teenager the first time you were allowed to drive the car by yourself?

Do we have our bags packed and are we willing to check our bag into God? Are we willing to let it be checked by TSA (Theological Sound Airlines), or do we hang onto all our stuff and bring it with us on the plane?

Blessings from God have to be shared. Leftovers last for days after the main course. Is it possible that we can share with others all the blessings we have?

When we get around the Thanksgiving table, why do we gather?

We have so many blessings! We often forget to turn away from our problems, and turn our faces toward Jesus!

Join us as we talk about communication and delve into methods that can increase our ability to communicate. Increased communication can positively affect our relationships, with each other and with God.

Isaiah 64:8-9

Have you ever felt like "Everyone else's life is going so well!"?

Life is messy and sometimes we need to take a look at the Maker of all things. The sermon this week looks at who created us, and what was the intent of that Creator?