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.

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

As we focus our attention to Trinity Sunday, talking about the theology of the Trinity moves into the realm of some of the most beautiful and most difficult theology we can approach as believers. 

What the Holy Spirit gives us. We learn several things in this narrative about the Holy Spirit. 1. He brings the supernatural. 2. He causes us to focus on others. 3. He enables us to speak

When Peter is writing to the churches in Asia Minor there is great persecution happening to them because of their Faith.  The point of his letter is to encourage them to remember the hope they have

This is an invitation is to enter intimacy with God that leads to rest. It has been made possible through his death, resurrection, ascension, and the coming of the HS at pentecost.

As Christians, we will face trials, just like we talked about last week. Right before this passage, James talks about our faith being refined through the trials and hardships. But now, in verse 13, he starts

In this first Sunday after easter we pick up where the story left off last week.  We saw the women discovering the empty tomb, later we learn they saw the risen Lord and brought Peter and

When Mary and the other women went to the tomb there were many surprises and much fear. What can we learn new about ourselves and God from this age old Easter story. A lot!

In this Scripture we have one of the most dramatic and straight forward words from Jesus about his identity - who he truly is. Often he spoke in parables, and many times after performing miracles he