Please turn to Ruth 1:6-18.  Ruth teaches that love may require uncompromising sacrifices.  It also highlights God’s faithfulness and...

Please read Daniel 6:7, 10-14.  Daniel was taken into captivity and chosen to be trained to serve the Babylonian king, Nebuchadnezzar. ...

Please read Exodus 4:1-13. Send someone else.  Have you ever considered those words?  While Moses’ character is exposed through many...

Let’s turn to Genesis 32:22-31.  Here we meet another ordinary flawed person and our extraordinary God.  Wrestling is tough, deciding to...

Please read Genesis 37:3-11. Joseph’s life certainly highlights our extraordinary God.  He was born to Jacob later in life and was highly...

Continuing our sermon series: Ordinary People and our Extraordinary God, let’s take a look at Abraham.  Our focus was on God’s promises...

Heidi concluded her faith statement writing, “When I feel alone, I know God is always with me.” Please read Hebrews 11:1-3.  For a little...

Sunday was Trinity Sunday, a day we proclaim the mystery of our faith in our Triune God, God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy...

Please turn to Acts 2:1-21 and read about the gift received during Pentecost.      Today, fifty days after Easter, the Church received...

Read Acts 16:16-34.  Ensnared in the innermost cells, one might expect Paul and Silas would be resigned to doom, but that is not how God...

Turn to John 14:23-29 and hear about the planning Jesus put into his love for us. Jesus says to his disciples, “ Anyone who loves me will...