In this scripture we are talking about missing the mark from God’s best for your life. But instead of looking at this as behavior modification, or just pulling the part of the weed that is showing,
What does the Eucharist mean to you in our worship service? To me, in a word: Everything. I know this is true of many of you too. The Eucharist is the central part of the service
[This was the sermon text from this week. Due to technical difficulties we are unable to post the video. Our appologies!] Matt 5: 43 (ff)- You have heard that it was said, ‘You shall love your
Heaven coming to Earth This week we continue with the Kingdom of God theme we have been writing about for the past few weeks. It’s a theme often lost in Christian thought, but very central to
Trinity 5 - What is the fear of God? Due to technical difficulties we only have the audio of the sermon this week. Our apologies!
While Rev. Todd is out of town for continuing education, we have the honor of Rev. Dan Lewis conducting services and preaching.
In one of the most significant and famous chapter of parables, lost sheep, lost coin, prodigal son, the introduction has become a key to interpreting them. Why? Because it shows why is Jesus telling these parable.
News By Land & Sea June 2024 Words from the Rector A Renovated Church Sunday I was so proud of our congregation. There were several changes, and we took them in stride with patience and openness.
There is so much supernatural that happens with you pass from death to life, one way Scripture describes becoming a Christian. There is a peace. There is a Joy. Your whole value system begins to turn
Anxiety’s Remedy: Kingdom is at hand I have been meditating on a very familiar verse recently: “Seek ye first the KINGDOM OF GOD and his righteousness, and all these things will be added unto you.” Matt.
Today we are looking at a parable. Unlike other parables, Jesus names the people, like Lazarus and Abraham, and as a result its been debated if this is an actual window into the afterlife, or if
“Thy Kingdom Come" After celebrating Ascension, Pentecost, and Trinity Sunday, we may feel like the Christian calendar is over. In our circles, we actually call this season: Ordinary. There are no major Christian holidays from now