Eye Opener
Pastor Sande uses the story of Jesus’ healing the blind beggar Bartimaeus to show how we too are often blind to the needs of others and how Christ can heal us of our own spiritual blindness.
The Call
Rev. Gary Kennedy turns to the New Testament book of Hebrews to show how the word of God informs our faith and how our call leads us to follow Jesus Christ in faith.
Job
Rev. Gary Kennedy uses the Old Testament story of Job to remind us that God is with us in both the good and the bad.
Content with Crumbs
The story of the Syria-Phoenician woman challenges our expectations of Jesus. But further reflection reveals a story that asks us; “Who is clean and unclean?” and shows us Jesus responding to a courageous faith.
Blessed
Rev. Neil Leftwich, Central West District Superintendent, reminds us that we are blessed no matter our circumstances — God is always with us.
Visiting Africa University
Rev. Gary tells about his trip to Africa University in words and photos.
The Next Step
Last Sunday we learned the significance of Jesus as the Bread of Life; but what is the next step in understanding how that applies to our lives?
The Bread of Life
Jesus said, “I am the Bread of Life.” Our reflection on scripture leads us into a celebration of Holy Communion where we receive the Bread of Life in the here and now.
Finding God in Unexpected Places
God is with us at all times but especially in the unexpected places of stress, sorrow and disappointment.
Portable
The Ark of the Covenant was where God resided and so the Israelites took the Ark, and God, with them wherever they went. Although they later built a temple, our God remains a “portable” God because God is always with us. God resides not in a church building but in our hearts.