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Dr. Somerville continues his "Learning as We Go" sermon series and he closes the sermon saying, "Maybe what we all really want is to be found!" What does he mean by that? Listen in for a very thought provoking sermon.
Our guest preacher, Dr. Paul Baxley, makes the case for our allegience to Jesus Christ after we have said the words at our baptisms, "Jesus Is Lord." Listen in!
Do you ever care too much about what other people think? Ever wonder what God thinks? Listen in to find out more!
Why is it sometimes we are so bound by habit or convention that we are unable to find joy and freedom in something totally unexpected? Listen is as Dr. Somerville has some encouraging words for those of us stuck in our lanes.
Dr. Somerville talks about crisis and how it is in these times we are forced to make decisions about what matters most. What in your life might be considered 'crisis' now and how do you think you will respond? Listen in!
Dr. Somerville begins a new sermon series today and the basic question that comes out of the sermon is, "In what or where to you store your treasure?" This is a compelling sermon, so listen in!
Dr. Somerville concludes his 'Building It as We Fly' sermon series today and uses the illustration of Michelangleo's statue of David to propose that it is what we take away in life, not what we add, that reveals the beauty that is inside. This one is well worth a listen!
Dr. Somerville continues his "Building It as We Fly" sermon series, and his theme throughout the series is building a post-pandemic church. Today he had asked, "how we can be the kind of people Jesus would not be ashamed of?" Tune in to hear his thoughts.
Dr. Somerville continues his "Building It as We Fly" sermon series today and poses this question to the church; "Who is Jesus to us?" Listen if for a very thought provoking sermon.
Jim Somerville responds to a recent Facebook post on our church group page that addressed the issue of why people are leaving Church (talking about all churches in general) these days, and he helps us focus our vision on what we should be doing or how we should respond.
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