Week 3 in our sermon series on the Apostle's Creed. This series is designed to accompany the Creed curriculum by Adam Hamilton, which is available through Cokesbury.com. This week, we discuss the third part of the creed: "I believe in the Holy Spirit." Our focus scripture is Acts 2:1-4, the story of Pentecost.

Week 2 in our sermon series on the Apostle's Creed. This series is designed to accompany the Creed curriculum by Adam Hamilton, which is available through Cokesbury.com. This week, we discuss the second part of the creed: "I believe in Jesus Christ." Our focus scripture is Matthew 16:13-16.

This week, we begin a new six week series on the Apostle's Creed. This series is meant to be a companion piece to Adam Hamilton's "Creed" book & curriculum, which can be purchased at www.cokesbury.com. Today's topic is the first line of the creed, "I believe in God the Father Almighty, creator of heaven and earth." Our focus scriptures will be Genesis 1:1-3, and Psalm 19:1-4.

Today we celebrate the contributions of the American worker and the Protestant Work Ethic. This sermon is a little long because we gave people the opportunity to share stories of work that made them proud. (Ecclesiastes 3:1-14)

Today we talk about King Solomon. He was the wisest man who ever lived... but was he the most successful? (1 Kings 3:5-15; 1Kings 4:29-34)

Today, we talk about the most complicated character in the Bible: Joab. He was King David's nephew, top general, and fixer. Whenever there was dirty work to be done, Joab was in the middle of it.

2 Samuel 15:13-15,

2 Samuel 18:1-5,

2 Samuel 18:9-15,

2 Samuel 18:33-19:8b

In todays's sermon, Ouida Starbuck reflects on her life as a Navy wife and a United Methodist. Drawing from various scriptures, she talks about the importance of leaving your comfort zone, seeking God's will, and having an optimistic view of the unknown.

Susie Mendoza preaches on Joel Chapter 2 and Emergency Preparedness

Today, the hero of our story becomes the villain. What do we do with the story of David and Bathsheba in the Me Too era? (2 Samuel 11:1-17, and 26-27)

This week, we talk about two of the greatest victories of David's life: The establishment of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, and the placement of the Ark on Mt. Zion. As joyous as the year was, it was marred by public tragedy and personal failure. And yet, David danced in the streets. What can we learn from this?

(2 Samuel 5:1-10; 6:1-19)