Good listening is essential to every relationship we have. This message looks at James' guidance in order to propose how might be able to become good listeners - to others and to God!

Three things to remember in the New Year!

In examining the good news of great joy that the Angels shared with the shepherds, we find clarity about the nature of that Good News and our responsibility to share it.

How do we regain the wonder and awe we once felt toward Christmas and the gift of God's work in our lives? This message looks at the truths the angel communicated to Joseph and the wondrous reaction it should instill in each of us.

Mary's encounter with Gabriel reveals a person ready to be used by God. This message looks God's role in calling people and our responsibility in being ready to be used by God.

This sermon begins a new series focused on the Angels' message in the birth stories of the Gospel. The first message to Zechariah calls on us to look for the unexpected and to take God at His word when He speaks.

Our spiritual ancestry calls on us to be a blessing to those who haven't heard the message.

Do we know what we look like Spiritually? In his closing comments in Galatians Paul paints a portrait of a Disciple. This message looks at those characteristics and challenges us to pursue them.

There is a temptation to go the solitary path. We often assume that we are better off on our own, but Scripture teaches the demand for "bearing each other's burdens." This message looks at Paul's instructions to the Churches in Galatia concerning how they might develop cooperation with each other that will see them through.

If we have been set free in Christ, how do we determine our direction in the realm of morals and ethics? Paul's answer is to "walk in the Spirit!" But what does that mean? What does that look like? Will that actually work? This sermon looks at Paul's case for this direction suggests it works because of the nature and role of the Holy Spirit.