For 430 years the Israelites lived in Egypt. They began as welcomed guests. Joseph even became the Pharaoh’s prime minister. It was good in Egypt for about 200 years. Then…
Last Sunday, we looked at the birth of Moses’ son Gershom and the profound significance of Moses, naming his greatest pain and brokenness. He was an alien in a foreign…
This Sunday, we continue our summer worship series, "Moses: The Man, The Myth, The Legend. Today, we find right where we left him last week sitting beside a well in…
Last Sunday, we began our look at Moses: the man, the myth, the legend. For next couple weeks, we are focusing on Moses the man. Moses’ story is a really…
Today, we are launching our summer worship series on Moses by looking at the events that led up to Moses’ birth. The story we find in the first chapter of…
On this Pentecost Sunday, we are looking at Peter's words to the crowd in Jerusalem. The disciples were Jerusalem waiting and praying in an upstairs room. Acts 2 tells us…
A dilemma presents itself for some people in their spiritual lives. Do we volunteer and choose how we serve God? Or are we volunteered, chosen by God for specific service?…
This Sunday, we thanked our choir for blessing us with music. They will take the summer off and return in the fall. Special thanks to our choir director, Debbie Basom.…
Sunday, we recognized high school, college, and graduate school graduates. Keeping with the idea of how exciting and powerful it is to hear one's name called at graduation, we looked…
Every religion claims to offer salvation. Every religion looks at the human condition and offers a solution. In the Christian faith, we have a very clear understanding of what the…