Port Orchard Church of the Nazarene

This week, Pastor Jerry continued in his series about the New Covenant. In Romans 4, the Apostle Paul is talking about how the gospel is given by grace and received by faith. His point is that if we are made right with God by trusting God and not by obeying the Law of Moses, then Jews and Gentiles can become one family together. The question is, is this blessedness only for the circumcised, or also for the uncircumcised?

This week, Pastor Jerry began a new series to continue the discussion about the faith of Abraham and the faithfulness of God by looking at the New Testament.

This week, Pastor Jerry concluded his series for the time being about the faith of Abraham and the faithfulness of God. Pastor Jerry focused this message on Genesis chapter 15, where we read a story that has become foundational for how Christians view New Covenant faith.

This week's message was the third week of our series about the faith of Abraham and the faithfulness of God, focusing on Genesis chapter 14. In it, we read about Abraham’s encounter with Melchizedek after Abraham and his men have just rescued his nephew Lot.

This week, Pastor Jerry continued in his series about the faith of Abraham and the faithfulness of God. Last week we learned about when God first called Abraham (then called Abram) and about his faith, fear and failure. This week, we read about Abraham and his nephew Lot, their turmoil and separation, and about God’s renewed promise to Abraham in Genesis chapter 13.

This week, Pastor Jerry began a new series about the faith of Abraham and the faithfulness of God. In Genesis chapter 12 we read about when God first called Abraham and about his faith as well as his fear and failure.

This week, Pastor Jerry continued the conversation on Easter, with an emphasis on resurrection. In addition to Jesus' resurrection on the Cross, Pastor Jerry discussed our spiritual resurrection now and our future bodily resurrection.

This week, Pastor Jerry spoke about Good Friday. Many religions these days focus on what's wrong with us. However, the thing about sin is that it goes much deeper than that. Sin is not just a behavior problem- it is both a relational one and a corrupting one. As a result, the solution to sin must be both relational and healing.

This week, Pastor Jerry continued his series on making peace, focusing on our motive. It is important to examine our internal motivations so we can work for peace, reconciliation, and justice for the right reason- love.

This week, Pastor Jerry began a conversation about peace and reconciliation. As followers of Jesus, Peace and reconciliation are not meant to be optional accessories to our lives, but fundamental and central qualities of our lives. Today’s topic is the Gospel of Peace.