Pastor Don's message teaches about Baptism. What does it mean? Why is it important?

Guest preacher and District Superintendent for the Gulf Central District, Rev. Emily Hotho, teaches us how we can learn from and honor the past but still live in the present.

God uses simple, ordinary things and ordinary people to do extraordinary things and share his extraordinary love and grace.

During this time of year we often focus on Mary, the Mother of Jesus. But this sermon takes a look at Joseph, and what we can learn from his faith.

The people of Israel had an image of what the Messiah would be like, and Jesus wasn't what they expected. Are we willing to love the Jesus we got more than the one we wanted?

When we talk about an old, white haired man who gives us what we ask for and puts us on his good list, are we talking about God or about Santa? For some there is not much difference.

Most of the time we just skip over the genealogies. But this list of names tells us a lot about who has been a part of Jesus’ family throughout history and who still is.

God isn't a burden who needs us to carry or defend him. He is the one who carries us.

The story of Zacchaeus is a great example of God showing love and grace to a man who hadn't earned it. God does the same for us.

The lists of names in the Bible are more than just lists. The list of names we read on All Saints Day are also more than just a list. These are reminders of people and relationships that make up what we call the church.