Martin Luther kicked off the Protestant Reformation when he posted his "95 Theses" on the door of Wittenburg Church some 500 years ago. What caused him, a Roman Catholic priest, to be so bold and so brash? How did his "protest" change the course of Christianity? Join us as we come to episode 3 in Christianity's Family Tree series. 1 Peter 2:4-10 is our text.

There was a time when all of Christianity was "one holy, catholic, and apostolic church." Catholic is a word that meant "universal," and it spoke to our unity as Christians. That is not the case today. However, we still have a lot to learn from our Roman Catholic brothers and sisters. Join us for week 2 in this new series of CHRISTIANITY'S FAMILY TREE: WHAT OTHER CHRISTIANS BELIEVE AND WHY.

Today we start a new series, looking at the history of the Christian Church. We begin with our brothers and sisters in the Eastern Orthodox Church. The Church which has kept the liturgy, prayers, & hymns of the Early Church. Hebrews 11-12 is our text today.

In this 2nd of 2-part series, we see how Esther used the position she had as Queen to intercede on behalf of her people. Mordecai gets in more trouble with Haman, but it's Haman who "gets it" in the end. Listen in as we see how this book which never mentions God specifically is so drenched in God moments! Esther, chapters 4-10 is our text.

The Book of Esther is an amazing story, that could easily be classified along the lines of a "telenovela!" In part one of this 2-part series, we look at how Esther came to be the Queen of Persia, and just who it was she was married to. Esther chapters 1-3 are our text for today.

Every good story has a beginning. "In the beginning, God created" is how the Book of Genesis starts. Ken Callahan asks, "Where were you born, and what's happened since?" Pastor Erin shares her own faith journey and call to ministry, as she challenges us to examine the story of our lives as followers of Christ Jesus. 2 Timothy 1:3-10 is our text today.

What happens when an older, seasoned priest reaches the end of his effectiveness? God finds another. Enter the young boy, Samuel, who was dedicated to God by his amazing mother, Hannah. In this sermon, we find God choosing a little child to be his spokesperson. No one is to small, to inexperienced, or two young to be used by God! 1 Samuel 3:1-9 is our text.

All 4 Gospel writers tell the story of Jesus feedng the 5,000... but none tell it quite like John does! Here a young boy offers his lunch to be used by the Savior... and amazing results transpire. What can we learn from this little hero? And how can it help us as we face trials, struggles, and challenges of our own? John 6:1-14 is our text.

When God called Jeremiah to be his prophet, Jeremiah doubted God because of his age & inexperience. But God would not give up. See how God responded, and how that connects to our lives today, as we live into our callings as men & women of faith. Jeremiah 1:1-10 is our text.

It's often said that our children are our future. But the Bible would disagree. God frequently used children to help advance His Kingdom. Such is the case in this new sermon series. We start things off by looking at the promise of a new king who will come as a child to lead us into God's promised future. Isaiah 11:1-9 is our text today.