Are you going through a storm in life? Maybe not a big one, but a small one? A small storm, big enough to stir up doubt or fear in you? In today's episode, Pastor Bob speaks of a literal storm that Jesus's disciples went through during their time with him. As their boat took on water, their faith shook and their desperation grew. "Jesus! Don't you care that we are sinking?" He did care, and his response  can still encourage us today, as we face our big and small storms. 

In today's episode, Pastor Bob studies the response of the church when it faced persecution in the first century. When the apostle Peter was placed in prison,  the church prayed earnestly for a miracle; and a miracle happened! Is this what our church looks like today? How is our church wavered from its original faith? Join us as we consider how is "not the first time" the church struggles!

In this episode, Pastor Bob looks at the longest game ever, played by humanity and God. Studying the book of Isaiah, we can picture humanity playing a "game" of hide-and-seek with the Creator who has always tried to find them, and draw close to them.  Are you playing this game with God? Have you been running away from him? Or, are you seeking him instead? Join us today and consider these and other questions!

In today's episode, Pastor Bob examines the meaning of the famous verse: "  I can do all things through him who strengthens me," and also the not-so-popular verses right before it. In these verses, Paul talks about the power of contentment, and specifically, contentment with little. Why does our culture struggles so much with contentment? How can we grow in this area? Join us today!

What do you want to be said of you at the end of your life? In this episode, Pastor Bob considers this question, and what the Bible says about the purpose of life.  He takes some time to explore the life of King David and what was said of him hundreds of years after he died. Are there some lessons we can take from King David? How should we live if we want to live a life filled with purpose? Join us to explore this and more!

In today's sermon, Pastor Bob takes a famous Bible passage and uncovers the beautiful image of God as the shepherd, ready to care for his people.  Are you feeling exhausted today? Are you feeling weak? Join us in today's episode and be comforted by God's invitation to be his "sheep" and be led to a place of rest and strength. 

In this episode, Pastor Bob speaks about the lamp of God: the Bible. Why is the Bible referenced as a lamp? What is the role of the Bible in the life of a christian? Join us to consider this today!

Pastor Bob continues with the "Summer Sonlight" Series; and on today's episode, he looks at one of Jesus' miracles: the healing of a deaf/mute man. This is not only the story of a miracle but an example of God's unpredictability. Miracles might be unpredictable by nature, but Jesus' response probably puzzled the people who witnessed the miracle as well as readers today. Join us in exploring what Jesus' unusual response might tell us about God and how this relates to our walk as Christians. 

Today Pastor Bob studies Jesus' response when asked why he would willingly face danger and evil.  Jesus said:   “Are there not twelve hours of daylight? Anyone who walks in the daytime will not stumble, for they see by this world’s light.  It is when a person walks at night that they stumble, for they have no light.” -John 11:9.
What is the meaning of these words? What does light have to do with the way we choose to live? Join us to study this passage today!

Continuing our "Summer Sonlight" Series, Pastor Bob explores what Jesus says about the light and what our relationship to it should be, as christians.  We invite you to join us and take Jesus high call to walk away from darkness, in the narrow path of light.