Sermons

As we enter this time of gatherings and get-togethers, we know there are certain things that we can do to prepare – to prepare our hearts and minds and souls to experience the wonder and power of the holiday/holy-day seasons we are beginning.  What if what part of our calling during this time is actually to quit counter-productive and harmful habits: to stop Cold Turkey – arriving at what the Bible commends as the beautiful, contented, gratitude-filled life of faith: a life that reflects Jesus, a life that is truly life?  More, we will learn how God wants to use us throughout this season to be agents of healing and hospitality – ambassadors of his Kingdom around every table at which we sit. “Quit Forgetting” Based on the scripture from Leviticus 23:39-43.

As we enter this time of gatherings and get-togethers, we know there are certain things that we can do to prepare – to prepare our hearts and minds and souls to experience the wonder and power of the holiday/holy-day seasons we are beginning.  What if what part of our calling during this time is actually to quit counter-productive and harmful habits: to stop Cold Turkey – arriving at what the Bible commends as the beautiful, contented, gratitude-filled life of faith: a life that reflects Jesus, a life that is truly life?  More, we will learn how God wants to use us throughout this season to be agents of healing and hospitality – ambassadors of his Kingdom around every table at which we sit. “Quit Fretting” Based on the scripture from Luke 10:38-42.

As we enter this time of gatherings and get-togethers, we know there are certain things that we can do to prepare – to prepare our hearts and minds and souls to experience the wonder and power of the holiday/holy-day seasons we are beginning.  What if what part of our calling during this time is actually to quit counter-productive and harmful habits: to stop Cold Turkey – arriving at what the Bible commends as the beautiful, contented, gratitude-filled life of faith: a life that reflects Jesus, a life that is truly life?  More, we will learn how God wants to use us throughout this season to be agents of healing and hospitality – ambassadors of his Kingdom around every table at which we sit. “Quit Fretting” Based on the scripture from Luke 10:38-42.

As we enter this time of gatherings and get-togethers, we know there are certain things that we can do to prepare – to prepare our hearts and minds and souls to experience the wonder and power of the holiday/holy-day seasons we are beginning.  What if what part of our calling during this time is actually to quit counter-productive and harmful habits: to stop Cold Turkey – arriving at what the Bible commends as the beautiful, contented, gratitude-filled life of faith: a life that reflects Jesus, a life that is truly life?  More, we will learn how God wants to use us throughout this season to be agents of healing and hospitality – ambassadors of his Kingdom around every table at which we sit. “Quit Waiting” Based on the scripture from Exodus 14:10-15.

As we enter this time of gatherings and get-togethers, we know there are certain things that we can do to prepare – to prepare our hearts and minds and souls to experience the wonder and power of the holiday/holy-day seasons we are beginning.  What if what part of our calling during this time is actually to quit counter-productive and harmful habits: to stop Cold Turkey – arriving at what the Bible commends as the beautiful, contented, gratitude-filled life of faith: a life that reflects Jesus, a life that is truly life?  More, we will learn how God wants to use us throughout this season to be agents of healing and hospitality – ambassadors of his Kingdom around every table at which we sit. “Quit Waiting” Based on the scripture from Exodus 14:10-15.

In an era when much has been said about the “participation trophy” generation, we will take up the biblical traditions of Jeremiah and Timothy, exploring the lessons of our youth – celebrating their accomplishments and opening ourselves to their examples. “Practice Makes Perfect” Based on the scripture from 1 Corinthians 9:24-27.

In an era when much has been said about the “participation trophy” generation, we will take up the biblical traditions of Jeremiah and Timothy, exploring the lessons of our youth – celebrating their accomplishments and opening ourselves to their examples. “Practice Makes Perfect” Based on the scripture from 1 Corinthians 9:24-27.

In an era when much has been said about the “participation trophy” generation, we will take up the biblical traditions of Jeremiah and Timothy, exploring the lessons of our youth – celebrating their accomplishments and opening ourselves to their examples. “Happy Accidents” Based on the scripture from Ephesians 2:8-10.

In an era when much has been said about the “participation trophy” generation, we will take up the biblical traditions of Jeremiah and Timothy, exploring the lessons of our youth – celebrating their accomplishments and opening ourselves to their examples. “Happy Accidents” Based on the scripture from Ephesians 2:8-10.

A deep study of one of the most known, but perhaps least understood, moments in the Bible: Moses’ conversation with God on Sinai.  During this five-week series, we will explore the timeless excuses (the “Five But’s”) that he (and we) offers God and encounter God’s responses as He continues to call us to be his people and to do his work. “But I Won’t” Based on the scripture from Exodus 4:13-17.