Past Sermons And Messages
Instead of Anger or Fear, We Respond With Prayer
We place our trust into the hands of the Almighty God to rescue us from all danger. We accomplish this when we give God our allegiance by making our petitions directly to God before responding out of fear or anger.
God’s Kingdom Prevails Over All
In a few days roughly half the population will rejoice, while the other half will feel some sort of dismay about the results of the election in the United States. However, no matter the results of the election God’s Kingdom will prevail, because God cannot be thwarted by the acts of man. Israel in theContinue reading “God’s Kingdom Prevails Over All”
Called From The People To The People
For many years, we have been attending church without realizing that our calling goes beyond just attending church, but instead, to be the church. Being the church requires us to recognize who we are, recognize our sin, and recognize that our humanity is an asset as we approach our community with the Gospel. As weContinue reading “Called From The People To The People”
God Doesn’t Give Up On Us
A question we may ask when looking at our nation; Is this even worth redeeming? How should the church look at our surrounding world? We see hatred and violence; we see a world with rampant problems with justice, corruption, greed, and violence. As we look at the world, we wonder, is it worth saving? AsContinue reading “God Doesn’t Give Up On Us”
The Kingdom of God Is At Hand: Are You Ready To Be A Part of It?
A Reflection on Acts 1:6-14 When is life going to be normal again? God why don’t you just make this all go away? These are a couple of the questions that must swirl through our heads at a time like this. We don’t embrace terms like “new normal” and we are simply fatigued with ourContinue reading “The Kingdom of God Is At Hand: Are You Ready To Be A Part of It?”
Jesus Didn’t Leave Us Alone
A Reflection on John 14:15-21 One of the scary parts of more than a month of staying at home is the feeling of isolation we often feel. There is a disconnect from our loved ones, our friends, our family, our co-workers, and our churches. This disconnect is dangerous as it leads us away from theContinue reading “Jesus Didn’t Leave Us Alone”
Overcoming While Facing Death
A Reflection on Acts 7:55-60 Death has become something that many people have had to face during this time of pandemic. While it has always been real, and something that we ultimately must contend with, we often choose to look at other things, think of other things, not allowing this to be our reality. However,Continue reading “Overcoming While Facing Death”
Don’t Underestimate God
A Reflection on 1 Kings 18:19-39 As we move into a new month, a quick look through the news and social media, most everything still revolves around the fallout from a pandemic that has had the country and much of the world in some state of lockdown for 6 weeks, or 6 months, or 6Continue reading “Don’t Underestimate God”
Precious Freedom
A Reflection on Psalm 116:1–4, 12–19 In our time of distress, and a dramatic loss of life and freedom in our world, we may feel afraid and ready to rebel and strike out against our leaders, and our God. We miss one another, we are missing our friends and family, and we may be gettingContinue reading “Precious Freedom”
Unspoilable Faith
Reflecting upon 1 Peter 1:3-9 for Horizon Worship Service April 19, 2020 Unprecedented times have led to changes in our lifestyle. Whether we are willing to admit it or not, we were not ready for the changes that have happened in our lives over the last month. So much of the world we had thoughtContinue reading “Unspoilable Faith”
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