Continuing on with our “Falling Into the Psalms” series, we are looking at Psalm 8, written by King David to praise God for the majesty and glory of God and His works. Rev. Campbell reminded us that, just by looking up at the moon and the stars, or looking around at the changing fall colors, we […]
Today, we started a new series for the fall entitled ‘Falling Into the Psalms. Our first look was at chapter Psalm 27 – ‘The LORD is my light, and my salvation–whom shall I fear? The LORD is the stronghold of my life–of whom shall I be afraid?’ This psalm, written by King David as he is facing […]
As we celebrate Labor Day, we look at how the biblical concept from Genesis of the Sabbath as a day of rest coincides with Paul’s letter to Timothy encouraging him to work hard and live up to the examples of the soldier, the athlete and the farmer. These three types of people can be held […]
As we close our series, ‘Teaching Discipleship,’ we will end with one question – What choices will you make in your own life when it comes to your faith? Rev. Schaefer shared with us a comparison of the story of Lot’s wife, who looked back at the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah against God’s instruction, […]
As we continue our Teaching Discipleship sermon series, we looked this week at Stephen, the first Deacon and the first martyr for the Christian faith. Stephen was an example of someone who didn’t take the easy way out. He stood up for his faith, fervently and to the end. He didn’t turn away Christ and […]
This special Sunday focused on the Mission Trip our youth team went on in June to San Fransisco. Their mission was to work with the homeless in the San Francisco neighborhoods, learning more about what it means to be homeless, how we can help those who are homeless, and how it feels to be homeless, even […]
As we start to wrap up our discussion on Teaching Discipleship with the last of the 12 Disciples – James the Less, Simon the Zealot and Thaddeus or Jude – we took a few minutes to look at the overall role of these 12 men. They were chosen by Jesus to be his disciples, or […]
As we return to our sermon series on the Discipleship (following the VBS break), we take a look at a very difficult disciple – Judas Iscariot – and his replacement, Matthias. Judas is maybe the best known of the disciples for the worst possible reason – he was the tool used by the Jewish religious leaders […]
This week, during VBS, we learned that we are created by God, and we are built for a purpose. We learned that God created each of us for special reasons. We’ve each been given special gifts – gifts to guide us toward our life purpose, gifts that are blessed and ordained by God. If we […]
As we honored Anniversary Sunday, welcomed New Members and conducted Communion, we also continued with our sermon series of Teaching Discipleship by looking at the Apostle Thomas. Thomas was widely known as Doubting Thomas for his refusal to acknowledge the return of Jesus after his crucifixion before he, himself, personally witnessed the wounds from the cross in […]