Sermons

Opening the eyes of our heart allows us to see the needs of others as a priority and not just a "thing to do".

Esther finds herself in a precarious position perched on the precipice between wielding power or seeing her people perish. What risks are we willing to take for the Kin-dom’s sake?

And who can say that the choices that have been made (throughout life) have been the right and/or best choices made in each situation.

Our task is to brighten the world as we travel through it, finding ways to show God's love to a world that seemingly knows only darkness.

What can we do — or stop doing — to better live this way of Jesus in our world? 

No matter who you are or what you do to live, thrive, and survive, we all face life’s big questions from time to time — even, or maybe especially, when we least expect them. 

Life is difficult and we want to know how long before this craziness is over!! 

We will take a look at how important bread is in our work as the people of God on a journey.

Being a Christian is also a journey.  But this journey is different that any other journey we may embark upon and has some different rules.

You know there is a seemingly endless array of injustices in the world worthy of your indignation.