You have probably attended more than one wedding where 1 Corinthians 13 was read aloud. While this passage is often associated with marriage, Paul was not writing wedding poetry. He…
As we gather this coming Sunday, we’ll spend some time with Jesus’ words in John 10:1–10, where he paints a vivid picture of himself as the Good Shepherd. It’s a…
Our capital campaign, A Faithful History, A Hopeful Future, invites us to stand at a sacred intersection of memory and promise. In Isaiah 43, God speaks tenderly: “Do not fear,…
2 Corinthians 8:1–7; 9:1–15 The scripture for today addresses a very specific moment in the life of the early church—the needs of the church in Jerusalem—while also inviting us into…
Resurrection faith is not simply belief in a past event; it is a way of seeing and living in the present. In Matthew 28:1–10 and 16–20, we encounter both the…
As we enter Palm Sunday, the air is filled with movement and sound with palms waving, voices in joyful procession, and hearts lifted in praise. We join the crowd in…
You are in for a special treat this week, as we will have not one, but TWO preachers! Pastor Kate and I (Christina) will be co-preaching. And this is my…
As we begin our new sermon series, A Faithful History, A Hopeful Future, we are reminded of the words of the Apostle Paul in Ephesians 1:15–23. In this passage, Paul…
As we continue our Lenten sermon series, “Our Journey with Jesus,” we come this Sunday to one of the most moving and transformative encounters in the Gospel of John —…
In the Gospel of John, we meet Nicodemus, a Pharisee and leader of the Jews, who comes to Jesus “by night.” For centuries, readers have wondered why he came under…