Sermons

The Jesus that Mark presents confronts the reader with a choice.  What will you do?  Will you accept Him or reject Him?  Welcome Him in or cast Him out?

Being God’s Service Station means working together as a team with each of us making the most of the gifts God has given us as well as helping each other to stretch out into new areas of service and develop new gifts.

Being God’s Service Station means doing the little things from day to day, hour to hour, minute to minute.  These little things can make big differences and can open doors to greater service opportunities down the road.

Being God’s Service Station means that everything we say/do/think and everyone we see is said/done/thought/viewed through the lens of what God has already done for us

Being God’s Service Station means not merely acting out of obligation or duty or because it’s the right thing to do, but with joy and a cheerful heart just as Jesus did

Being God’s Service Station requires a generous heart that is more concerning with giving gifts than getting gratitude

Introduction to series with a look at Jesus’ teachings and example of servanthood

Our 2010 Christmas service celebrating the arrival of God among us in birth of the Christ child