Sermons

Looking at Jesus’ relationships with Mary and Martha we see that different people relate to the world and to God differently.  Jesus connected with  people on their terms and calls us to do the same.

Often times we get that gut-feeling that if we could only just get/do/have/be one thing, then all the other pieces of our life would fall together.   It’s easy to get lulled into the belief that our ‘one thing’ will be enough to make us content, fullfilled, satisfied, successful or happy.  God agrees, “There is one […]

A look at what happened when Christians prayed in the book of Acts reminds us that God always listens when people call out to him.

Forgiveness is a hot commodity.  It is something we are all eager to have more of, but at the same time resistant to give more of.  How does our understanding of forgiveness impact our perspective on life?

If you have ever wished that you could be something more that you are, you should know that God’s desires is to transform you into something dramatically different (and better) than you could ever acheive on your own.

A look at the way Jesus related to different groups of individuals and the application of that example to our FISH Group plans for 2012-2013 

An examination of our need for community and God’s plan to meet that need.  The church is designed to provide people with a place to belong and give them a part to play in the mission of the kingdom.

God’s design is for there to be community in the church, but is desire is for the church to be in the community.  See how Jesus spent most of His time with the people the religious elite try to avoid and ask “How do we follow that example in the 21st Century?”

 Jesus turns water into wine and in doing so teaches us the importance of celebrating life and how the little things really DO matter.

Jesus has a late night visit with a pharisee and in doing so teaches us the value of a fresh start