Are you anxious? There is certainly a lot right now to be anxious about. I feel that anxiety in me now, but wish to rely on the peace of Christ Jesus. How about you? Here's a short message for today.

Our President is now in Walter Reed Medical Center getting treatments for COVID-19. And we now have learned that there are others in his administration that have also tested positive. I stay out of judging what has happened, but I am praying for everyone's quick recovery. I hope you are as well. Here's a short message on healing.

Come with us as we continue Paul's journey as recorded in Acts. Next week we will reopen our church for in-person worship service at 11:00 a.m. We look forward to seeing you!

Hopefully we were taught as children to say "Thank you." I remember teaching my children to say "Thank you." And I was taught that as a child as well. It's important to say thanks - especially to the Lord. Here's a short message on being thankful.

Kindness is one of the Fruits of the Spirit. But it seems in short supply right now. Yet, it's such a precious act when we are kind towards others. Here's a short message on kindness.

Ah, we all face temptations. They seem to sit at the door of our lives all day long, don't they? Here's a short message on temptation.

Tonight is the 1st Presidential debate. Do you expect to hear truth or a lot of propaganda? Truth brings freedom. Here's a short message on truth & freedom.

As we think about our world right now, it can be very discouraging. Right? Here's a short message on discouragement. Hopefully you'll find it encouraging.

Do you love music? I do. It has been a wonderful part of my life. I love to sing and love to lift my voice in praise to God. Listen to this short message on music.

We've heard it before "God's will be done", but is our faith at a place where we can step out into the unknown, into potential danger, and know that God will lead you through it, even if it means to the end? Today we look at Paul's testimony as he trusts and moves in faith for God's will to be done. (Sermon @ 14:27)