Jesus call us "Salt and Light" and wants us to engage. If we don't engage, we are like salt that loses its saltiness or light put under a bushel. Join us as we travel through the Gospel of Matthew with Pastor Ken

Jesus begins his sermon on the mount with nine blessings called the Beatitudes. Join Pastor Ken as we travel through the Gospel of Matthew

"Jesus went about all Galilee, teaching, preaching the gospel of the kingdom, and healing!" and this order is important. Teaching always comes first! Join Pastor Ken as he teaches through the Gospel of Matthew.

Jesus begins to call his apostles. These are ordinary, unremarkable fishermen. However they will impact the world and the difference is their master, Jesus. Pastor Hal teaching at the WIndsor.

In Matthew 4 we are told that Jesus leaves Nazareth for Galilee when John the Baptist is imprisoned. Why was John impisoned and why did Jesus leave Nazareth. Fortunately, the Bible has much to say!

Just after Jesus is baptized by John the Baptizer, He is led into the wilderness. After 40 days of fasting the tempter comes. What can we learn about temptation and the way Jesus resisted? Join us as we continue our journey through the Gospel of John.

The people responsible for the restoration project noticed in the pictures taken before the fire that the distribution of visible stars was not truly random, so they consulted an astronomer to take a look and see if he could provide some insight. Reflection moment before Silent Night, Christmas Eve Service at the Windsor

t's the 4th week of advent and we prepare by understanding that Jesus is our peace! Paul speaks on how Jesus provided the peace that broke down the wall of seperation between Jew and Gentile and between God and Man.

The Gospel of Luke tells the story of the angels' announcement of the birth of the Christ to the shepherds. The Glory of the Lord is what brought joy to the world!

The Apostle John talks more about the Love of the Father in his epistles than anywhere else in the Bible. We need to know the Father, to know of His love and understand how we are a child of God. What better way to get our attention than by saying "Behold!"