This past Sunday, we looked at John 2:1-12 as we began our new series looking at the 7 miracles in John's Gospel. Jesus turns water into wine as a way of announcing he was doing something new in the world. Our temptation is often to turn wine back into water. - Sermon from 9/4/2022

- Sermon from 8/28/2022

This past Sunday, we looked at Judges 11:29-41 and the vow of Jephthah. There are many details to the story that can be understood in different ways, but regardless of this, the outcome is the same - Jephthah's words brought about his destruction and serves as a warning for our own use of words. - Sermon from 8/21/2022

This past Sunday, we looked at Ephesians 1:15-23 and explored Paul's prayer for the church at Ephesus. He prayed that their hearts would continued to be guided by wisdom and that they'd understand Christ as the head of the Church, sitting at the right hand of God in heaven. Christ has the power, we do not. - Sermon from 8/14/2022

This past Sunday, we looked at 1 Kings 19:1-18 and explored Elijah's running from Jezebel. Elijah encountered God in the silence and not the earthquake or wind or fire - perhaps he realized there was never a moment when God was not with him. - Sermon from 8/7/2022

This past Sunday, we looked at Mark 1:35-39 and explored the theme of Jesus finding frequent times to pray in solitude. - Sermon from 7/31/2022

This past Sunday, we looked at Joshua 10:1-15 and spent our time diving into the prayer of Joshua for the sun to stand still. - Sermon from 7/24/2022

This past Sunday, we looked at Isaiah 1:1-20 and the complaint the prophet lodged against the Israelites. He was condemning their ritual worship and lack of concern for their neighbor. - Sermon from 7/17/2022

This past Sunday, we looked at Philippians 1:1-11 and examined Paul's prayer for the church at Philippi. - Sermon from 7/3/2022

- Sermon from 6/19/2022