King of Everyone
Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem on what we now call Palm Sunday signaled that the promised Messiah had come to do exactly…
Read moreJesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem on what we now call Palm Sunday signaled that the promised Messiah had come to do exactly…
Read moreMark Barigye, our intern this semester from Greenville University, preaches from Mark 5 on the story of Jesus healing Jairus’s daughter and…
Read moreToday we consider one of the most basic–as well as one of the hardest–disciplines to practice in community: forgiveness. We look at…
Read moreAfter introducing our Building Up and Tearing Down series last week, today we examine the first and most central “one another” in…
Read moreEpiphany comes after the twelve days of Christmas, on which we celebrate the shining forth of the glory of God in Jesus….
Read moreJed Moody closes our series on Advent of the King and His Kingdom with a sermon on Micah 5.2-5. The promise of peace…
Read moreOur Advent Series titled Advent of the King and His Kingdom continues with a second look at John the Baptist. We find him…
Read moreJohn the Baptizer comes to prepare the people for the advent of the King and his kingdom. For our first week focusing…
Read moreThis Sunday is the beginning of Advent, a season of hope and anticipation to begin the Church year. Today we hear some…
Read moreLuke gives us a chapter full of stories, parables, and interactions with Jesus that culminate in the healing of a blind man…
Read morePaul Militzer shares about his work as Executive Director of the Community Hope Center, and preaches a message of hope from what…
Read moreIntern extraordinaire Jed Moody preaches from Ruth 1.6-19, a story in which genuine love overcomes traditional divisions and borders. Blending Ruth’s example…
Read moreWe find the familiar story of Mary and Martha in Luke 10.38-42. What was so significant about Mary sitting at Jesus’ feet?…
Read moreWe walk with the disciples today as Jesus takes them aside to teach them the importance of being unimpressive. Only unimpressive disciples…
Read moreWhen asked about the greatest commandment, Jesus said there were actually two: love God and love your neighbor. While many neglect the…
Read moreOur church mourns the loss of Harry, a wonderful 9 year old boy who was part of our church and tragically drowned…
Read moreThe thought of living an epic love story sounds exciting and appealing. But what it actually costs to live a story like…
Read moreThe next sermon in our series A Story Worth Living comes from Mark 10.35-52. We have contrasting stories of disciples who brought their…
Read moreWe’re working with a definition of story from Donald Miller’s book A Million Miles in a Thousand Years: “A character who wants something…
Read moreToday we begin a new summer series on the power of our stories with a look at one 1 Thessalonians 1. The…
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