Message Series
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Once Upon a Time in Israel: Kings, Dreams, and Schemes
Hollywood’s got nothing on the Bible this summer. This season’s hottest film hitting the big screen can’t compare to the blockbuster stories about the prophets Elijah and Elisha found in the pages of 1 and 2 Kings. Join us beginning Sunday, June 30 for this riveting series about a couple of God’s boldest and best-known witnesses.Read More -
Celtic Rhythms: Keeping Time with God
The season of Lent (40 days from Ash Wednesday to Easter) is a time for deepening our faith. This year, we will let the Celts be our teachers in drawing closer to God’s own heart. By exploring some core spiritual elements that define the Celtic tradition – finding God in the ordinary, seeking God in creation, silence and solitude, the Iorica (breastplate prayer), and the Celtic High Cross - perhaps you’ll discover a new rhythm for daily living that helps you keep better time with God.Read More -
Desert Wanderings: Exploring Questions of Faith
Read MoreDuring Lent, 6:35 worship on Wednesdays will be an experiment in giving you a chance to help define the direction of each week’s message as Catherine and Steve will be preaching on your questions about faith. Where do you struggle in being a follower of Jesus? What question related to faith keeps you up at night? If you could have a one-on-one with Jesus, what question would you ask him to help you understand better? What troubles or confuses you in the Bible?
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Watch Live
We live stream our 9:40am Sunday Worship service. You can go to the live streaming webpage, or our YouTube channel. An archived copy of that sermon will be placed here on Monday mornings.
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Does the Bible Really Say That?
"God has a plan for your life." "God doesn't give you more than you can handle." These are simple statements that may capture in part what the Bible has to say, but they also miss the point in some important ways. That's why it's important to understand what the Bible really says. Join us as we search for the truth of Scripture.
Stepping Out of the Boat Redux (Commissioning and Send-off Service for Rev. Aaron Rousseau)
Rev. Aaron Rousseau
September 13, 2018
Matthew 14:22-36 (MSG)
Won't You Be My Neighbor?
When Jesus was asked to sum up all of God’s teaching into one commandment, he said to love God with all that we are and to love our neighbors as ourselves. What would happen if everyone took this commandment seriously? As the beloved television personality, Mr. Fred Rogers says, being a neighbor is an invitation to show someone that they are loved and capable of loving. Who are your neighbors? Do you know them? Do you love them? Loving your neighbor can change everything.
Together: For the Sake of the World
You may be familiar with the hymn refrain "I am the church. You are the church. We are the church together. All who follow Jesus, all around the world, yes, we're the church together." It's a reminder that the church is not the property or the building, but the people. And a particular people that exist for the sake of the world. Don't miss worship this summer as we dig deeper into the letter to the Ephesians. It's a powerful little book in the New Testament that calls the church to unity, identifies the gifts given to members, and challenges us to live as new people who bless, encourage, and minister to others.
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Rev. Dr. Dan Johnson Sermon Archives
Rev. O. Dean Martin Sermon Archives
The Holy Spirit - God's Spark for Your Life (May 18, 1975)
Never Run a Race with Your Foot in a Bucket (June 1, 1975)
Staying on the Wall (August 31, 1975)
You Can Fly, BUT...(September 7, 1975)
Doctrine of the 2nd Coming - Most Vital and Neglected Implications (September 14, 1975)
David - A Study in Faithliving (September 21, 1975)