We continue our Recognizing Resurrection series by looking at John 14:1-3. But I suspect that because of the pandemic (and life in general), we are ready to hear these words again. What troubles your heart? What troubles the hearts of your loved ones? We want to join you in prayer for what might be troubling…
We continue our Recognizing Resurrection sermon series with a message from John 10:1-10 from Dr. Leigh Bond. If this is your first time with us, we invite you to fill out a contact card by clicking this link so we can thank you for joining us this morning: https://forms.gle/DUAsApFbV93yax6d8 Have a prayer request? We would love…
We all wrestle with doubt from time to time. What does doubt say about our faith – especially in the midst of a pandemic? Dr. Leigh Bond shares the story of Thomas from John 20:24-31. If you have prayer requests please click this here as we would love to pray for you: Joining us for…
We celebrate Palm Sunday by looking at Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem found in John 12:9-12.
What can we learn from the death of Lazarus? Why did Jesus wait? And what about the response of the sisters? Dr. Bond continues our Lens of Lent series looking at John 11.
You can watch the entire service here. The Lens of Lent sermon series continues with Dr. Leigh Bond inviting us into the practice of re-visioning our world, community and one another. Based upon John 9:1-12 (13-41) What does the call to be a re-visionist look like in the midst of a global pandemic? What does…
This week we continue with our Lenten sermon series “The Lens of Lent” with the story of the woman at the well found in John 4:5-19. The woman is female, nameless, a Samaritan (generally despised by Jews), and may be despised by her neighbors because of their perceptions of her past. She comes to Jesus…
The theme for the upcoming messages is “The Lens of Lent.” What comes to your mind when you hear the word “Lent?” Many of us think about “giving something up”—like chocolate or an unhealthy habit. I have also encouraged people to “take something on”—daily devotional time, a study, a renewed commitment to prayer, or new…
This weekend we will conclude our “Eyes to See” sermon series. We have been thinking about pivotal passages in the Gospel of Matthew. These texts have challenged us to see things differently, to recognize temptation, to accept God’s invitations, to be aware of our blessings, to see the light, and to look for ways to…
As we continue to think about the theme of “Eyes to See”, We look to God for guidance and directions for discipleship. Jesus’ words in this week’s portion of the Sermon on the Mount are some of the most challenging we will ever hear. He outlines an alternative, radical way of being and behaving. Some…