Upcoming Events
What is Lent?
Over the past few years, we have intentionally devoted more attention to the church calendar and especially to Lent. Since that time, we have had several people ask, “What is lent?” Here are some thoughts!
Of Rebels and Wild Rides
Does history shapes who we are? I want to think so, but my inclination today is that when we want it to, it doesn’t, but (and here’s the kick in the pants) when we don’t
A Weekly Visit to China with Chris and Debbie
Most of us know that Chris and Debbie work hard, but only a handful probably know that they spend a good portion of their days each week “in” China. Perhaps that’s not literally true, but
Becky’s Story
LIFE, FAMILY, CHURCH AND . . . FLOOR HOCKEY It's a funny thing . . . the floor hockey event. . . . We've been going since James and I were engaged (I remember sending
Recent Sermons
Off to a Bad Start
This sermon discusses Jonah's decision to go to Tarshish instead of Ninevah as God had commanded him to do, based on Jonah 1:1-10. I can remember the first time I heard the story of Jonah.
Off on the Wrong Foot
This first sermon of this series gives the background and context for how to examine the book of Jonah, based on Jonah 1:1-3. I can remember the first time I heard the story of Jonah.
The Blessings and Dangers of Doubt, Part 2
This sermon explores the blessings and dangers of doubt (Part 2) and is based on Jude 20-25. Let's take a quiz. Pick one. Doubt is (a) the worst sin imaginable, (b) a terrible weakness that derails
The Blessings and Dangers of Doubt
This sermon explores the blessings and dangers of doubt and is based on Jude 17-23. Let's take a quiz. Pick one. Doubt is (a) the worst sin imaginable, (b) a terrible weakness that derails people's faith,