Quotable: Week 6(Words of Inspiration from Philippians) Some of our favorite Bible verses come from Paul’s letter to the Philippians! Written from prison by a man who longed to visit his most beloved congregation, Paul’s letter to the Philippians is filled with words of inspiration and encouragement. Throughout the fall, we’ll take a look at some...Read More
Quotable: Week 5(Words of Inspiration from Philippians) Some of our favorite Bible verses come from Paul’s letter to the Philippians! Written from prison by a man who longed to visit his most beloved congregation, Paul’s letter to the Philippians is filled with words of inspiration and encouragement.Throughout the fall, we’ll take a look at some of...Read More
On World Communion Sunday, we join together in spirit with brothers and sisters around the globe to celebrate the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper. We remember our unity in Christ and anticipate the day when we shall feast together in the presence of God. How fitting that our key Scripture verse also leads us to look...Read More
(Words of Inspiration from Philippians) Some of our favorite Bible verses come from Paul’s letter to the Philippians! Written from prison by a man who longed to visit his most beloved congregation, Paul’s letter to the Philippians is filled with words of inspiration and encouragement.Throughout the fall, we’ll take a look at some of these key...Read More
Words of Inspiration from Philippians Some of our favorite Bible verses come from Paul’s letter to the Philippians! Written from prison by a man who longed to visit his most beloved congregation, Paul’s letter to the Philippians is filled with words of inspiration and encouragement. Throughout the fall, we’ll take a look at some of these...Read More
Some of our favorite Bible verses come from Paul's letter to the Philippians! The Fall sermon series will focus on Paul's letter. The series begins September 10.Read More
Join us on Sunday as we consider Peter's proclivity (and ours!) to trust human inclinations rather than the way of Christ. Our Scripture passage will be Matthew 16: 21-28. We will also celebrate the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper.Read More
Thirty years had passed since the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The Apostle Paul had traveled across the Mediterranean, introducing the people to the Gospel. Many Gentiles (non-Jews) had abandoned the pagan religions of their ancestors, becoming Christians. But living out their faith was not easy. They faced tension with their families, they were outcasts from their...Read More
Sustained by God On the church’s “liturgical calendar,” the season between Christmas and Lent is known as “Ordinary Time”. But really, this is a season dedicated to spiritual growth! (The liturgical color green, featured in the sanctuary throughout this season, symbolizes the theme of growth.) Some of us are more mature in faith; others are just beginning...Read More
