The word was made flesh and dwelt among us. Pastor Marlene Soffera starts the new year with the first 18 verses of the book of John, and just what it means to have God among us.

Do Again. And That's the topic for Marlene Soffera, that we return to, we do again what we have done when first we came to Christ.

Pastor Marlene Soffera concludes this series with the story of Mary, in her own words.

Pastor Marlene Soffera Takes us through the story of Bathsheba, in her own words. David and Bathsheba continue the line leading through history down to Jesus, and we see once again a traveler, this time the wife of a Hitite, plays a role in the lineage of Jesus.

Pastor Marlene Soffera tells us the story of Ruth, in her own words. The story of an immigrant who meant a lot to the Kingdom of God.

Pastor Marlene continues her series on immigrants into Israel who played a role in the arrival of Christ, this time telling the story of Rahab in her own words.

Pastor Marlene Soffera brings us the story of Tamar. What would you do to stay connected to the family of God?

Pastor Marlene Soffera uses the story of Lazarus to remind us that what happens to us is to be for the glory of God. The dawn after a dark night.

Pastor Marlene today presents a sermon in honor of both Veteran's Day and the Day Of Prayer For The Persecuted Churches around the world.

Pastor Marlene Soffera reaches the conclusion of the book of acts and the final arrival of Paul in Rome. Drawing the story to a close, we are reminded that we are now set apart for God, and His story is not over. Paul, and Luke, the writer, expect us to continue the story of God and the Acts of His followers.