Paul wrote to the church in Corinth to encourage them to start back with "the collection." New series looking at stewardship and generosity. 2 Cor. 8:1-7 is our text.

In which a dying man makes a promise to a stranger, and we steal a vital insight or two from thieves (Luke 23:32-43)

In which you meet a stranger and learn that your eternal destiny may well be based on something you either forgot to do, or forgot you did. (Matthew 25:31-46)

In which an angry king calls out to a stranger, because there are more giants to slay, and we judge how hard it is to love our enemies.

God calls a coward to lead his people... and after a slow start, it goes well... until it doesn't. Judges 6-8 is our text.

Abraham welcomes three seeming strangers, unaware that the Lord is among them. As he offers hospitality, he realizes that friendship with God is more than he bargained for. Genesis 18-19 is our text.

We start a new series looking how God often appears as a stranger to us. Chapter one - Adam & Eve in the Garden of Eden. (Genesis 2-3 is our text).

Pastor Jon looks at Jesus' first miracle - turning water into wine... and discovers what it says about God's greater love for us.

Secrets can kill. Telling secrets destroys their power to continue to hurt us and stunt our growth. Let's start 2022 off by sharing ourselves with others. Genesis 12:10-20 is our text.

Both Matthew & Luke record an angelic visitation in their Christmas stories. Matthew's is to Joseph, while Luke's is to Mary. Why were they included in each gospel? Matthew 1:18-25 and Luke 1:26-38 are our texts.