SJLC Sermons

There’s no doubt the stories of the Bible can sometimes feel like a soap opera. That’s definitely the case this week, as Herod and his niece-wife -- upset about their spat with John the Baptist over marital fidelity -- demand that his head be brought to their party guests on a silver platter. How are we to manage conflict and disagreement with one another? Even today, how are we to remain faithful and focused amidst such prideful, crazy drama?

Join us in our Celebration of Liberty worship this week as Pastor Rhodes focuses on what it means to be free.

Here’s the brief summary: After a season of disappointment and despair, Pastor Rhodes reminds us of God’s promise, wrapped up in Psalm 30:5: “Weeping may endure with the night, but joy comes in the morning.” 

Pastor Laura continues our study through the Gospel of Mark with the story of Jesus calming the storm.

Join us this week as Pastor Rhodes talks about the parable of the mustard seed.

Pastor Laura preaches from Mark 3:19b-30 as Jesus comes under pressure early in his ministry.

This week Pastor Rhodes celebrates the 1000th birthday of the church! 

For the final week of Easter, Pastor Laura takes a look at part of Jesus’ prayer in the garden.

"I am the vine, you are the branches." Pastor Rhodes explores this text with us this week.