Jan 18, 2026
Sermon: Living in Abundant Praise
Psalm 65: This psalm guides our minds to keep our focus on God for the year ahead. 'Praise awaits God' and it is our call to give him praise. For this is what is due to him for all of his blessings. In this do we find life that sustains rather than drains us. We join in the chorus of all of creation that leads us to joy!
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  • Jan 18, 2026Sermon: Living in Abundant Praise
    Jan 18, 2026
    Sermon: Living in Abundant Praise
    Psalm 65: This psalm guides our minds to keep our focus on God for the year ahead. 'Praise awaits God' and it is our call to give him praise. For this is what is due to him for all of his blessings. In this do we find life that sustains rather than drains us. We join in the chorus of all of creation that leads us to joy!
  • Jan 11, 2026Sermon: New Year, New You!
    Jan 11, 2026
    Sermon: New Year, New You!
    I Corinthians 13.4-6: As we begin the new year of 2026, we reflect on what it means to focus ourselves upon starting right within God's way and growing ever more closer to him.
  • Jan 4, 2026Sermon: Jacob Have I Loved
    Jan 4, 2026
    Sermon: Jacob Have I Loved
    Matthew 2.1-12, Malachi 1.2-5: In the story of the Magi and Herod, many streams of Scriptural themes meet up around the coming of Christ. God's shows his amazing providential patterns as we marvel at God's provision to undo the darkness and provide a light for us and the world.
  • Dec 28, 2025Sermon: The Most Wonderful Message
    Dec 28, 2025
    Sermon: The Most Wonderful Message
    Zechariah 3: This vision of Zechariah speaks a powerful message of the wonderful news of Christmas. We see the desperate need for God's grace and the hope of cleansing by way of God's mercy. This is the good news of Christmas, that God has offered us a way to find righteousness by way of Christ.
  • Dec 21, 2025Sermon: Gabriel – The Messenger of Advent: Part 4
    Dec 21, 2025
    Sermon: Gabriel – The Messenger of Advent: Part 4
    Luke 1.26-55: In Gabriel's 4th message, he comes to Mary to announce the coming of Jesus into the world through her. With this overwhelming encounter, we see Mary move to trusting in the Lord as his servant. And in Christ, we gain light in the midst of a dark and shadow-filled world to open our hearts to hope.
  • Dec 14, 2025Sermon: Gabriel – the Messenger of Advent: Pt. 3
    Dec 14, 2025
    Sermon: Gabriel – the Messenger of Advent: Pt. 3
    Luke 1.5-25: We look at the coming to Zechariah of the angel Gabriel. He comes after many years to usher in the age of redemption that begins with John. As we move forward in Advent, we are continually called for ever deeper and deeper connection with God through prayer and confession as we anticipate his coming.
  • Dec 7, 2025Sermon: Gabriel – The Messenger of Advent: Part 2
    Dec 7, 2025
    Sermon: Gabriel – The Messenger of Advent: Part 2
    Daniel 9: Following up on his previous vision, Daniel discerns from Scripture a sense of God's plan that would fulfill his deep longing for redemption. It leads him to significant confession, which leads to God sending Gabriel to reassure him of God's working things out according to his plan. This gives us hope and leads us to get on our knees in confession.
  • Nov 30, 2025Sermon: Gabriel – the Messenger of Advent: Part 1
    Nov 30, 2025
    Sermon: Gabriel – the Messenger of Advent: Part 1
    Daniel 8: We begin our Advent series, which explores the texts that involve God's angelic messenger Gabriel. Today, we consider Daniel 8, which is a disturbing vision given to Daniel. It brings us to the Advent theme of patience and hope amidst waiting.
  • Nov 27, 2025Thanksgiving Meditation: Gratitude in Our Hearts
    Nov 27, 2025
    Thanksgiving Meditation: Gratitude in Our Hearts
    Colossians 3.15-17: Paul's instruction for the godly life - 'And be thankful.'
  • Nov 23, 2025Sermon: The Patriarch – The Testing
    Nov 23, 2025
    Sermon: The Patriarch – The Testing
    Genesis 22.1-19: Here we come to the climax of the story in this story of testing. It is one of the most hard to read stories in Scripture, but it teaches us something powerful about faith in a God of resurrection and how we are to trust in him.