Because of Bethlehem Week 4

Tuesday night, December 22, we concluded our four week Advent season study using Max Lucado's book Because of Bethlehem: Love Is Born; Hope Is Here. This final study chapter was "Every Day a Christmas. Every Heart a Manger." Do you need to hear this message? Watch here. All are welcome.

Because of Bethlehem Week 2

Tuesday night, December 8, 20920, we continued a four week Advent season study using Max Lucado's book Because of Bethlehem: Love Is Born; Hope Is Here. This should be a terrific study for stressful times in 2020. Tonight's study chapter is "It's Never Too Late." Do you need to hear this message? Join us each Tuesday night of Advent 2020, at 8 p.m. All are welcome.

No One Knows

Here is the sermon for Sunday, December 1, 2019, the first Sunday of Advent. Based on Matthew 24:36-44, we take a look forward to Jesus' Second Advent, Jesus' return to this world. When should we expect this? How should we prepare? What should we do? So many questions. Come and watch. See what Jesus has to tell us in answer to our questions.

Prophet Cries Out

Sermon based on Luke 3:1-6, studying how John the Baptist made the way straight for Jesus in word and deed. Plenty of life application lessons in John's message for his first century listeners and us on the way of repentance and being a good follower of Christ. Come and watch.

Peeking Into the Future

Sermon based on Luke 21:25-36, showing how Jesus' glimpse into the future and his eventual return in victory has a great deal to tell us about living as faithful disciples in the world today. Watch and discover what each of us can do in the here and now, even when it seems the world is falling apart. Then again, Jesus would ask us exactly how are we looking at the world. Come and see. 

First Sunday of Advent 2018

On Sunday, December 2, 2018, the first Sunday of Advent, we will explore what Jesus told us about his eventual return in triumph. From this, we discover how we should be living right here and right now. Come and see. All are invited and all are welcome.

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The Coming Light

During this busy Advent season, with Christmas fast approaching, a voice cries out, making a way straight, and pointing us all to the true source of enduring joy, to a light that the darkness cannot overcome, or understand, for that matter. I pray we may all heed the call and turn toward the light and joy this Christmas and always. The sermon is based on John 1:6-8, 19-28 and was delivered on December 17, 2017. Merry Christmas and may God's blessings be upon us all in the New Year.