Port Orchard Church of the Nazarene

Today Pastor Jerry shared Psalm 89, which starts out positive and ends up accusing God of breaking his promises.

Today Pastor Jerry continued the series, Honest to God, about learning to Pray from the Psalms. We are taking the time to learn how to be completely honest, with God and one another. Jesus has a way of life for you that is purposeful and restful.

Today Pastor Jerry started a series, Honest to God, about learning to pray from the Psalms. We are taking the time to learn how to be completely honest, with God and one another.

Today Pastor Jerry started a series, Honest to God, about learning to pray from the Psalms. We are taking the time to learn how to be completely honest, with God and one another.

Today, Paul Young, author of The Shack, shared more of his unique experiences and perspectives on God, Zeus, Allah, Jesus and magic. He encouraged us to work out our salvation through the finished work that was accomplished in Jesus and it is done.

This week, we were blessed to be joined again by John Crowder. He rocked us once again in his usual style by challenging our view of theology. Even though everybody has a theology, it may not line up with the real good news of the Gospel.

This week, we were joined again by Pastor Dan Schiopu from Woodland, Washington. The topic of discussion this week was what the Gospel actually means. Traditionally, it's taught that humanity is 'too dirty for God' because of sin- but luckily Big Brother Jesus came and took the punishment for us so we can at least try to make God love us. However, Dan teaches that maybe our salvation does not come from praying a prayer, but from what Jesus did on the Cross.

This week, Pastor Jerry began a series on spiritual regifting. He started us off with the idea that regifting may not be that bad- at least in the spiritual realm. In fact, Paul encourages us in Romans 12 to use our spiritual gifts to benefit others. Pastor Jerry explores this idea in addition to giving us some important takeaways.

This week, Pastor Jerry began a series on spiritual regifting. He started us off with the idea that regifting may not be that bad- at least in the spiritual realm. In fact, Paul encourages us in Romans 12 to use our spiritual gifts to benefit others. Pastor Jerry explores this idea in addition to giving us some important takeaways.

This week, we were blessed to receive from our very own Michelle Murphy on the subject of marriage. In the book 'Love After Marriage' by Laurie and Barry Byrne, Bill Johnson says in his foreword that "[w]hen done correctly, marriages influence culture, help set values and priorities for generations, and create an awareness of the one to whom we will give an account of our lives." If our marriages with human beings can have such an impact, it stands to reason that our marriage as the Bride of Christ should be even more meaningful. Michelle explores this idea in this week's sermon.