Jesus is our lead climber who has established a route of fixed anchors that are securely fastened into the rock of reality. It takes some amount of effort to overcome the gravity of this world, but Jesus has marked a way. His route is the way and He is the destination. That way is called the Kingdom of God or the Kingdom of Heaven.

Today, we learn that we are praying to the Holy God. We might be comfortable saying that God is Holy. But, what do we think that means? We all have thoughts about God...what we think about him and what we think about holiness matters. So, our sails will be mended today. Our goal is that we would go away today with a deeper sense of God's holiness.

Today, we learn that we are praying to the Holy God. We might be comfortable saying that God is Holy. But, what do we think that means? We all have thoughts about God...what we think about him and what we think about holiness matters. So, our sails will be mended today. Our goal is that we would go away today with a deeper sense of God's holiness.

Our inquiry into the Lord's Prayer continues. Today, the phrase “who art in heaven..” or “who is in the heavens…” Jesus, our guide, teaches us to pray to God who dwells in heaven. Why is this important? Why do we pray to God in heaven? What does heaven have to do with this? What is heaven anyway?

Our inquiry into the Lord's Prayer continues. Today, the phrase “who art in heaven..” or “who is in the heavens…” Jesus, our guide, teaches us to pray to God who dwells in heaven. Why is this important? Why do we pray to God in heaven? What does heaven have to do with this? What is heaven anyway?

Today, we begin looking at the Lord's Prayer by taking a close look at the phrase "Our Father". The word “Father” is so common that we may not comprehend its meaning. On one hand, we understand the basic concept of what a father is, but our understanding of our OWN earthly fathers can be imperfect. It is important to understand WHO we are praying to. This morning, we read the prophet Isaiah who was charged with reminding God's people with the TRUTH of who GOD is and the MERCY of GOD.

Today, we begin looking at the Lord's Prayer by taking a close look at the phrase "Our Father". The word “Father” is so common that we may not comprehend its meaning. On one hand, we understand the basic concept of what a father is, but our understanding of our OWN earthly fathers can be imperfect. It is important to understand WHO we are praying to. This morning, we read the prophet Isaiah who was charged with reminding God's people with the TRUTH of who GOD is and the MERCY of GOD.

Join us for our fun New Years Family Service! This is a short message given like a "screenplay" that depicts a familiar story.

Join us for our fun New Years Family Service! This is a short message given like a "screenplay" that depicts a familiar story.

Actions are louder than words. Every one of us is given a whole lifetime of choices. Of actions. And, ultimately, our life will be measured by what we do. Love is action. Love is demonstrated by what we do. To understand love, we look at Jesus.