This week, we start a new sermon series on the life of Moses. Today's brief sermon serves as an introduction to the series. The message is based on Exodus 1.

Today, Tom Dixon gives us his personal testimony about accepting God's grace and the self-forgiveness that should follow it.

Today, in celebration of Father's Day, we take a look at the Parable of the Forgiving Father, once known as the Parable of the Prodigal Son. The Gospel lesson is Luke 15:11-32 (NIV).

This week, we talk about Acts Chapter 2, Pentecost, the Holy Spirit, and worship. What does it mean to have open hearts and minds?

Nito Slack (Youth Member at Large, Baltimore - Washington Conference) and Pastor Steve report on their experiences at the 2019 Annual Conference. The theme was "United in Love." The focus scriptures are Ephesians 4:1-16 and John 13:34-35. Lay Member JoAnn Cullison will report at a later date.

There is no such thing as a natural-born leader (or follower). Leading and following are both learned skills, and ALL Christians need to do both well. Today, we talk about Jesus Christ's leadership model: Servant Leadership. Our focus scripture is Matthew 20:25-28 .

Hannah desperately wanted to have a child. She promised God that, if he gave her a child, she would give that child right back to God. What does it mean to give your child to God? Do we trust God to care for and guide our loved ones? Our focus text is 1st Samuel 1.

When we encounter obstacles on the road of life, how do we respond to those obstacles? On the evening of the first Easter, two disciples encountered a stranger on the road to Emmaus... Our focus scripture is Luke 24:13-35.

Poor Doubting Thomas... What a nickname! Was it so bad that he wanted evidence? No, that wasn't the problem. Today, we talk about what it means for Christians to trust each other. Our text is John 20:19-31.

Today, we reflect on the Easter story, the world in which it took place, and the world we live in today. Nostalgia is fun, but it lies to us. Things were not better in the old days. These are the best days to be alive, and we owe that to Jesus. (John 20:1-18)