As Moses lifted the carved serpent (or snake) in the wilderness, so we are to lift up Jesus. What does that mean? How does that work? May God help us to lift Jesus higher. [Organ/Choir - Lent 4]

Who are the history makers? What does that even mean? Today in our readings, God reveals Himself in His story in several ways. The surprise in the end is that our stories and His story become one. [Organ/Choir - Lent 3]

Guest preacher today is Bishop Emeritus Pastor Greg Pietsch. Jesus told us to take up our crosses daily; but what are our crosses? [Organ/Choir - Lent 2]

Into the wilderness -- this is where Jesus was LED. Why would God lead Jesus (or anyone) into the wilderness? This is part of our Lenten (and life) journey. May God teach us the lessons there that we need to learn. [Organ/Choir - Lent 1]

Transformation. It’s a big word or concept. It is not used often in Scripture, but this is one of those days. The disciples were witnesses of it. Later they experienced it for themselves. This is meant for all of us. [Organ/Choir - Transfiguration]

Jesus was running all kinds of risks when he healed Simon's mother-in-law, but he did not hold back. He engages directly and intimately with human need. The healing he brings allows us with our wounds to minister to others. [Organ/Choir - Epiphany 5]

Words have layers of meaning, and change all the time. So to really understand a Bible story, sometimes it's good to dig deep. Like when Jesus preached with authority plus freedom plus privilege; and then Paul writes that we share in the same privilege and freedom to serve like Jesus. [Organ - Epiphany 4]

What is repentance? We can learn from Jonah and the Prodigal Son. It begins with a change of mind, with the realisation that things aren't going so well. Next comes a change of direction. Thirdly, and at last, we change our lives, the whole point of repentance. [Organ - Epiphany 3]

Does God still speak to us, or did He fall silent after the Bible was written? The latter is what a lot of people believe, but this is not what the Bible teaches, and not what many Christians experience. Today we take a closer look at how God is still calling and wanting to speak to us. [Organ - Epiphany 2]

Have you ever been “torn”? God has. This was part of the sign or significance of His baptism. The result is all good for us. The heavens are open, the Holy Spirit comes, and we hear God. [Organ - Epiphany 1]