Sunday Sermons

We are invited through what Jesus, and ONLY Jesus, has done to be holy and set apart through HIM. He who is himself...HOLY.

To pray in the name of God as the Alpha & Omega means to pray to our God who knows the beginning from the end, and IS the beginning and the end. It is to surrender control to the God for whom is our life’s aim and goal.

There is a real shepherd who can tend to our very soul. It is imperative in the Christmas season that we understand the character of God as Shepherd/King and cry out to that part of who he is, and pray THAT name of God.

As we prepare room in our hearts for the celebration of Christmas, Isaiah 9:6 invites us to slow down and listen carefully to who this child truly is. Long before the manger in Bethlehem, God spoke hope into a dark and weary world by promising a child whose very name would reveal His mission and His identity. Join us as we explore the meaning behind this unique and powerful name: Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.

At the end of unpacking the book of Genesis, we are now at a place to ask what all of this means to 21st-century ears. What is the message we are meant to walk away with as we continue in the biblical story?

The story of Joseph in Genesis 37-50 shows us what it means to maintain trust in God even in the face of terrible injustice. Join us as we walk through Joseph’s story and talk through its implications for us as followers of Jesus today.

Genesis ends with a throwback to the beginning and a foreshadowing of what is to come—Joseph a suffering servant is a glimpse of the suffering servant/king that is to come who will ultimately defeat death and the grave.

We have had a lot of conversations on Intergenerational Sundays about different components of church life, but why do we even bother going to church? Join us as we process this out together!