Sometimes it’s easy to spot someone who isn’t genuine, isn’t it? Sometimes it’s not so easy.  We can be deceived by someone’s exterior appearance, their words, or a false presentation.   Today I want to give

The Gospel that says no matter what you’ve done, who you are, or how you think your past defines you, The ground is level at the foot of the cross, the love of Father, Son, Holy

We hear the words of the Apostle Peter in his first epistle today, and he quotes the psalmist in Psalm 34. Both are calling us to a very specific, counter-cultural way of life—a life marked by

Jesus looks at the crowds, and He looks at us, saying: "Judge not, and ye shall not be judged: condemn not, and ye shall not be condemned: forgive, and ye shall be forgiven." To understand the

Jesus told a parable in our Gospel today that was motivated from something he observed.  He was at a party and when he looked around he noticed a theme: Rich, powerful, and people of position.  In

Our minds won’t fully grasp our Triune God, the one and only Three in One, until we are face to face with Him. The good news is that He has never asked us to ‘understand’ Him

Whitsunday because tradition to baptize on this day even more than Easter.  The baptismal candidates wear white.   The color is red for the fire of the HS, of course. We learn several things in this

Happy Ascension Day! This week we celebrated Ascension Day - today we will be continuing to ponder this important part of Christ’s Work on earth.   The Ascension is when Christ said his final earthly ‘good-bye’

But be doers of the word, and not hearers only, deceiving yourselves. For if anyone is a hearer of the word and not a doer, he is like a man who looks intently at his natural

Rev. Dan Lewis speaks on John 16 and Jesus speaking on the coming of the Holy Spirit.

Christ's Resurrection wasn’t just a demonstration of raw power it was the most unbelievable act of Love of all time, he included me and you in this miracle.  We don’t just celebrate the power of God

We added a Good Friday service this year for, what we can tell, is the first in our 184 year history (since we already have a traditional 12-3pm service).  Dr. Christiane Meyer gave the inaugural address