Pastor Craig looked at the journey of the Magi while encouraging us to look at our own journey of God's leading.

Pastor Brian preached about how Mary continued to be a loving (and “non-anxious”) presence in Jesus’ life because she anticipated that her faith would involve some suffering. Likewise, mature faith for Christians today involves a recognition that there will likely be some pain, loss, and perhaps even persecution in our faith journeys as well.

Pastor Brian speaks about the value of treasuring, preserving, and pondering our experiences with God as fuel for faith.

For the third Sunday of Advent Pastor Craig looks at rejoicing while we wait, even in difficult circumstances.

Pastor Brian brings the message on the first Sunday of Advent.

Pastor Brian finishes off our series on the covenant from Shalom Mennonite Church.

Pastor Brian continues our focus on the Shalom covenant, with the following paragraph in focus: “We commit ourselves to participate in the Anabaptist-Mennonite community of faith, thankful also to be part of Christ’s diverse worldwide body, challenging and being challenged to costly discipleship.”

Pastor Brian continues our series of sermons on the Shalom Covenant, from the seventh paragraph of the church covenant, which says, "We commit ourselves to be a biblical people together to read and hear the Scriptures as God's words to us for our life and faith."

Herb brought the message as we looked at the 5th paragraph in the Shalom Covenant. “We commit ourselves to love each other, to give and receive counsel, sharing sorrow and joy, doubt, and faith.”

Pastor Craig continues our series on the Shalom Covenant.  Paragraph 6 states, "We commit ourselves to care for all persons, to bring the good news to our neighbors and community, sharing our resources and caring for the earth."