Rev. Gary Kennedy combines the stories of the lost sheep and the prodigal son to remind us God is always searching for us to come to Him or return to Him. “. . . your brother was dead, and is alive; he was lost, and is found.” Luke 15:32b RSV
Rev. Gary Kennedy shares how Lent does not have to be a “downer” but rather an opportunity for repentance, redemption, reconciliation, and restoration of a relationship with Jesus, the Savior of the world.
Rev. Ruth Blum shares from Philippians 3 and 4 and suggests instead of burdening ourselves during Lent, let’s broaden our faith.
Rev. Gary Kennedy shares insights from the Sermon on the Mount and the Sermon on the Plain. He points out that God’s way and the world’s way differ. When we look at life through God’s eyes, our perspective is hopeful. Even when things look hopeless.
Rev. Gary Kennedy shares memories and “God Winks” experienced by his family. He points out how important it is to pay attention to those moments in our life sometimes attributed to “coincidence” that are actually “God Winks” in our lives. Share those stories with family and friends. Praise God for the small things. Praise God…
Rev. Gary Kennedy shares insight into the Advent Candle of Hope. Advent is a reminder not only of the coming of the birth of the Messiah, but also the second coming of Jesus. God is a God of hope for a world that is off-base while culture leads us toward danger. We have hope for…
Rev. Gary Kennedy speaks of the importance giving thanks for what God has provided rather than dwelling on what we do not have. God’s love is full of mercy and provision.
Rev. Ruth Blum asks, “What is Grace?” Grace is not elegance or politeness. It is not a prayer before a meal. Then what IS grace? Who does it affect? Is grace available to me? How do I get it? Yes! Grace is available to everyone!
Rev. Gary Kennedy shares thoughts on rejection from Mark 10:17-31. The rich man rejected Jesus. He trusted riches instead of Jesus. What gets between you and Jesus? Whom do you you trust? What do you trust?
On Worldwide Communion Day Rev. Gary Kennedy shares thoughts from what is sometimes referred to as The Forgotten Epistle. This is a day of gratitude and a day of remembering the sacrifice Jesus made for us. Pastor Gary reminds us Jesus would have made this sacrifice even if you were the only one who needed…