The climax of The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe centers around the sacrificial death and resurrection of Aslan, just as Christianity centers around Christ’s sacrificial offering of himself upon the cross and subsequent resurrection on Easter.  In the Bible, crucial events are marked in stone: the commandments of the covenant at Mt. Sinai on stone […]

The Witch of The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe is a personification of sin and evil, like the loose woman of the Book of Proverbs. Today, we explore the motif of temptation and the human inclination to follow the paths of sin. Join with us as we look more closely into the power and lure […]

This week, we explore the character of Aslan, the Messianic figure of The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe. This lion is the fulcrum for the climax of the story, and the one who reveals the hope of the entire country of Narnia. Like our Lord, Jesus Christ, Aslan offers himself up in place of those […]

This week we continue our Worship series on the Christian imagery and story of The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe. On Sunday we’ll be exploring the symbol of Turkish Delight, a tasty treat that entices Edmund into a dark and deadly deal with the White Witch. How far will he go to obtain more Turkish Delight? What […]

This week we begin an exciting new Worship series that explores Christianity through the book by C.S. Lewis, The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe.  Lewis, a prolific Christian author, uses the story of four children and their journey into the land of Narnia as an allegory for Christianity.  We will explore together some of the […]

Easter does not look how we planned, but then again, the first Easter did not look how the Apostles planned either.  They never thought in less than a week Jesus would be dead, or that one of their own would have betrayed him.  They awoke that first Easter morning to a world we have never known: […]

Jesus willingly took upon himself out sin and death.  There is nothing more poignant that that truth: Jesus died for us.  In exchange, we can be forgiven and live for all eternity.  Once a year, we are invited into a liturgical journey through the passion and crucifixion, the suffering and death of Jesus.  This year, […]

This year we are doing Maundy Thursday a little differently. Usually the order of worship allows for a brief reading of just part of what Jesus said and did in the Gospel Account of John, followed by a sermon to illuminate that snippet of Scripture, and then Holy Communion.  Due to circumstances being what they […]

When the earthly rulers and powers caused Daniel to be alone, God did not abandon him. God made sure Daniel felt the divine presence and not forsaken. Now more than ever, we need to attune ourselves to see, hear, and experience God, even when our normal means of doing so have been separated from us. […]

We find ourselves in a continued state of separation from one another.  For some this may be a welcome sabbath.  For some this may be a struggle to endure.  No matter how you feel about the isolation, we can hear the cries of others.  We can recall that permanent separation causes pain and suffering, and […]