Sermons

Week 4 of our series in Jeremiah. There is a great gulf between boasting in self sufficiency and boasting in God; scripture from so long ago reads similar to what it would be in today's headlines - the idea that accomplishments are to be celebrated as our own rather than credited to God. This passage in Jeremiah is a striking example of the contrast between a man-centered worldview and one that is God-centered.

Week 2 of our series in Jeremiah; as a youth Jeremiah knew his call from the Lord, to be a prophet to the nations. All through scripture there are people who had calls, or "encounters", with the living God and in every case it changed their lives. We each are called to serve. Today we look at the promises of being called and what to listen for.

Introduction to our series in Jeremiah; this introduction gives us a preview of what we will be learning about in the coming weeks. Jeremiah takes us through a time of some of the worst events in the Bible including the reign of Manasseh and Amon when the Lord's people were seduced to sin and idols.

Enjoy our Christmas Program about "The Telling" of the news of Jesus - the Messiah, including special readings, songs, and our bell choir performed by members of our fellowship; then listen as we consider Christmas from Christ's perspective. Jesus knew His purpose, He knew He was the only one able to fulfill His purpose, and He delighted in doing the will of God. As we reflect and take joy in this Christmas season may this program bring joy to your heart and lift your thoughts to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ! You won't want to miss this one. *Note: Sermon begins at 35:54*

Week 14 of our series - Training the Twelve. In this final week, and final chapter, John includes an epilogue of sorts in chapter 21 during the time between Jesus' resurrection and His ascension. The disciples had gone fishing and Jesus chooses to meet them, provide for them, allow them the joy of participating, and impart a very important message - one that contains His hearts desire to those who know Him and want to serve Him.