Pastor Mike continues his series through the Apostles Creed and preaches on Jesus being conceived by the Holy Spirit and born of the Virgin Mary. The Virgin birth is not an isolated story in Scripture but a continuation of the miraculous birth stories in the Old Testament and Mary's assent to God's will is a model for our own obedience.

Pastor Mike continues his series through the Apostles Creed and preaches on what it means to call Jesus the only begotten Son as well as Christ and Lord.

Pastor Mike continues his Sunday sermon series on the Apostles Creed by preaching on what it means that God the Father is the Almighty Creator. We see that God's power is best seen through the cross of Jesus Christ and how creation itself is an act of love where God creates humanity to reflect his image to the broken, yet good, world.

Pastor Mike takes a break from the summer series, Credo, to preach on how God is regathering his scattered people, Jew and Gentile, to create a new people who are all one in Jesus Christ.

In part two of our sermon series on the Apostles Creed, Pastor Mike preaches on why we call God, the Father even though Scripture at times uses feminine imagery to speak of God.

Pastor Mike begins his summer sermon series, Credo. In it he begins to talk about what our faith teaches by focusing on the Apostles Creed and how confessing that creed ties us in with the church throughout time, before ending on how faith grasps on to what God has done.

Pastor Mike preaches on the Nativity of St. John the Baptist and, how like St. John, our lives are lived in service to Jesus Christ.

Pastor Mike preaches on St. Paul's words on how those in Christ are new creations and how the tension in the Christian life is the battle between the old and the new.

Pastor Mike preaches on how St. Paul's perspective on how his sufferings caused him to display Christ helped him to see those sufferings as momentary in the light of eternity.

Pastor Mike preaches about how the knowledge of the glory of God in the face of Christ has been given to us, we are clay jars, and how this -on the surface -seems counter intuitive but how God has chosen to spread the proclamation of Jesus as Lord. He also deals with St. Paul's suffering for the Corinthians and what that means for our own suffering today.