Ephesians 4:1-16 Where church and movies meet. Most of Jesus teaching was in parables and movies are the modern-day parable. We’ll be spending four weeks talking about some of our favorite movies. How they raise issues and questions like our purpose in life, comparison and our identity, the importance of community, and living during difficult…
Exodus 20:3-5 Where church and movies meet. Most of Jesus teaching was in parables and movies are the modern-day parable. We’ll be spending four weeks talking about some of our favorite movies. How they raise issues and questions like our purpose in life, comparison and our identity, the importance of community, and living during difficult…
New teaching series. Isaiah is like a miniature Bible. The first thirty-nine chapters (like the thirty-nine books of the Old Testament) are filled with judgment. Judah has sinned; the surrounding nations have sinned; the whole earth has sinned. They had made a mess of their lives, judgment was coming. But the final twenty-seven chapters (like…
A Mother is she who can take the place of all others, but whose place no one else can take. One woman’s story of marriage and motherhood, sharing lessons of the mighty power of God in the raising of children. Maxine shares of the high places and the hardships she experienced and reminds us that…
Christmas is the most celebrated holiday in the world. We stop to remember and celebrate the birth of a baby born over 2,000 years ago. Have you ever asked yourself why? What’s the big deal? Just who was this baby born in a manger and why all the fuss? For the next 4 weeks we’ll…
Life can be tough. We can feel as if we are alone with unique struggles. The book of Psalms speaks directly about our suffering, fear, loneliness, bitterness, guilt, ageing concerns and more. Psalms reminds us we’re not unique nor alone. Its words give us hope and direction. Will you walk with us on this seven…
Why does the Gospel of John seem so different from the other three gospels and what does its uniqueness have to do with us today? Join us over the next 12 weeks as we discover how John wrote his gospel not primarily so people would know about Jesus, but so they could KNOW Jesus. John…
Experiencing the miracle of Christmas.
In many circles today, if you want to be taken seriously, if you want to be considered sophisticated, you cannot believe in the bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ. But any perusal of the first witnesses on that first Sunday will tell you they were anything but gullible. Doubting Thomas demanded physical evidence and Jesus graciously…
When Jesus rode into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, he stopped and wept over the city. He didn’t weep for himself, he wept for those who were looking for peace in all the wrong places. And, as it will turn out, and Jesus knows this, they will reject his offer as well. Palm Sunday is about…
