Sermon Topics

ONE SERVICE AT 10:30AM WITH LIVE STEAMING

    • February 18, 2024, 1st Sunday of Lent – The Lord’s Prayer Series – Matthew 6:5-9
      “Our Father”
      While “popular” in the sense of being well known and almost universally prayed, the Lord’s Prayer is a strange prayer. It doesn’t mention most of what Christians believe and yet, it addresses all that’s necessary in our relationship with God.
    • February 25, 2024, 2nd Sunday of Lent – Luke 11:1-4
      “Thy Kingdom Come …”
      Just like the hymn I am the church, you are the church… God’s kingdom is not a place. The kingdom of God is expressed when God’s will is done.
    • March 3, 2024, 3rd Sunday of Lent – Exodus 16:11-18, 21 / John 4:31-34
      “Our Daily Bread”
      Prayer so often is limited to simply asking – often for good & necessary things – but can it be more than that?
    • March 10, 2024, 4th Sunday of Lent – Matthew 18:21-35
      “Forgiveness”
      Forgiveness, forgiving others, is deeper than just saying the words. What is the true power in this act?
    • March 17, 2024, 5th Sunday of Lent – 1 Peter 5:8-9 & James 1:12-15
      “The Time of Trial”
      It’s not God who “tempts” us, more often than not temptation comes from inside us. We pray that God remains with us even when we give up on ourselves.
    • March 24, 2024, Palm/Passion Sunday – 1 Chronicles 29:10-11
      The Kingdom, the Power and the Glory
      The Lord’s Prayer ends with this quote from the Old Testament and each element of these verses reflect and reiterate elements of the prayer.
    • * March 28, 2024, Holy Thursday* – John 13:1-17, 31b-35
      “You Are Blessed If You Do This”
      John’s account of the Last Supper stands out from those we read in the other 3 Gospels. There is no talk of bread and cup or body and blood, just a demonstration of selfless service.  There’s a message here for us.
    • March 31, 2024, Easter Sunday – Acts 10:34-43
      “Good News!”
      The words of Peter found here in Acts serve as a concise summary of Jesus’ life, ministry & legacy. This is “Good News” to be examined on Easter.

*Service time different from Sunday 10:30am