Kin-dom not Monarchy: A Pastoral Letter for Christ the King Sunday from Bishop Carlo A. Rapanut
Kin-dom not Monarchy: A Pastoral Message for Christ the King Sunday from Bishop Carlo A. Rapanut.
Blessed Assurance
Scripture promises that we can expect to receive assurance of our present salvation as the Holy Spirit bears witness with our spirit that we are children of God. We don’t have to wonder if God’s promises are true. Faith is the assurance of things hoped for and the conviction of things not seen. We can…
Glorious Gifts of God – Diane Nelson – Laity Sunday
On Laity Sunday, Lay Speaker Diane Nelson shares from Ephesians 3:16 and John 1:16. During this service, lay members of the congregation honor our Veterans with posting of the colors and then sing a medley of Armed Forces songs.
Growing in Gratitude
Today’s service includes Pastor Appreciation Day, recognizing Rev. Matt Ashley, Rev. Ruth Blum, and Rev. Lois Hedden, Scripture readings from Luke 17:11-19, a presentation from the Stewardship Committee and a poignant message on Gratitude from Pastor Matt.
Growing in Faith
Rev. Ruth Blum shares her last message on Growing in Faith, prior to announcing her retirement plans.
Rethinking Happiness
Rev. Matt Ashley shares thoughts from 1 Timothy on Rethinking Happiness.
Reimagining Regret
Sharing our mistakes redeems our stories and reveals God’s mercy. From 1 Timothy 1:12-17
Ready for Jesus
In our Christmas in July celebration Rev. Matt Ashley shares delightful memories of Christmas as a child along with scripture references in Isaiah and the first chapter of John. Christmas in July reminds us that Jesus is still coming again. We must be sure we are ready for his coming. Jesus comes to us daily…
I Will Go, Lord
Jesus sends us to share a message of love and grace that people need to hear. Our new pastor shares from Luke 10:1-11, 16-20 Welcome, Rev. Matt Ashley!
Living Waters
Sharing from John 4:1-26, Rev. Gary Kennedy preached his final message to Willowbrook. Thank you for blessing our church with humble leadership, heartfelt ministry and a deep love of the Lord. We pray you have a great retirement, Pastor Gary!