Today we see the breadth of God's grace and are reminded of how blessed we are as recipients of His special, saving grace.

Is God's plan to bless Abraham and the world through his seed about to be ruined by Abraham himself? Join us to see how this potential disaster is averted by God's grace.

Is God's plan to bless Abraham and the world through his seed about to be ruined by Abraham himself? Join us to see how this potential disaster is averted by God's grace.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Gene reminds us of the blessings of the Lord's Supper.

In this sermon we conclude the record of Lot by looking at his Legacy, and it is a sad one. But, as always, there is much that is instructive for us.

As we come this morning to the record of God's judgment of Sodom, we see not only justice playing out, but a wonderful reminder of God's faithfulness in regard to Lot,  — and to us.

In today's sermon, we begin a study of God's judgment on the city of Sodom, and his work of grace to Abraham's nephew Lot. Open your Bible and join us in Genesis 19.

In a new year (and beyond), our reflections can often lead us to some dark and discouraging places. In Psalm 77, the psalmists helps us to see where we can reliably go to be assured of God's faithfulness and love, even in those dark places.

Phil. 2:1-11 Loving one another in the church is empowered by the life of Christ is us. It is as we are "in Christ" that we set aside self advancement for love and service. The world sees Christ displayed in us as we love as Christ loved us.

Join us for this message on the birth of Jesus Christ, as the angelic messengers proclaim to the humble shepherds the glorious message of the incarnation of the Son of God, "For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Savior, who is Christ the Lord."