Salt

Is prayer something you’ve been avoiding even though you recognize your need for it? Is it God that you’re avoiding? It’s easy for us to get caught up in all of our work and home life. This sermon is a reminder to keep in contact with God through prayer.

Sermon for 5.22.2021: Jesus says that its to our advantage that he left, because then the Spirit of Truth would come. But, how is that good news?

A sermon on John 15. Jesus uses an image of a vine and its branches to describe not only our relationship to him, but his relationship to us. 

Jesus calls Levi to follow him and then has dinner at his home with tax collectors and sinners.

When it comes to the Gospel, the most often misunderstood (and most often talked about subject) is the Kingdom of Heaven or Kingdom of God. It's easy to get distracted by everything else we understand as good news. But, let's take a closer look. 

The story of Jonah is not about the whale. It instead is a story of mercy, and a reluctant prophet. Are we reluctant prophets?

Ruth is an Old Testament story of a foreigner finding refuge under the wings of the LORD. What can we glean from this story? Join us in this journey through Ruth and find out!

Sermon Preached on November 28, 2020. Based on Luke 17:11-19. Jesus heals ten lepers, but one is a Samaritan. There's much more to this story than meets the eye.

A sermon on John 10:1-18. There’s always more than meets the eye when we read any message. Jesus’ analogy of the Good Shepherd is no different in offering us more than we expect.

Our anxiety often overrides our desire to follow Jesus. In this sermon we explore the dynamic between Martha and Mary and their stance toward Jesus. Delivered June 8, 2019.