Rev. Kennedy shares the symbolism of a candy cane being a shepherd’s crook. He explains how Jesus is our Good Shepherd and the sheep follow the shepherd and know his/her voice even when there are other voices calling out. It is important that we follow our Good Shepherd and listen for His voice. God speaks…
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!
This service comes in two parts because of a computer glitch. Watch both parts for the entire service. Rev. Gary Kennedy shares the importance of counting our blessings as we live out the greatest commandment by loving the Lord with all our heart, soul, mind and strength and loving our neighbor as ourselves. The result…
This service comes in two parts because of a computer glitch. Watch both parts for the entire service. Rev. Gary Kennedy shares the importance of counting our blessings as we live out the greatest commandment by loving the Lord with all our heart, soul, mind and strength and loving our neighbor as ourselves. The result…
Guest speaker, former pastor Rev. Tom Wicks shares from Acts 2 about the growth of the church resulting when we make people feel welcome.
Looking into Psalm 133, Rev. Ruth Blum shares insight into how much God loves us. We are created by God to live in Unity through the power of being anointed by the Holy Spirit. God has commanded the blessing of eternal life through the love of others and that same Spirit.
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…
“I am the Church, You are the Church, We are the Church together.” Always relevant are these words of encouragement from Rev. Gary Kennedy when the church building closed at the beginning of Covid-19 isolation.
Instead of selecting a few verses as a focus, Rev. Lois Hedden has shared an entire passage of scripture in Luke 2:22-40. Simeon had been waiting a very long time for the Messiah. He had been promised he would not die before seeing the Messiah. Simeon recognized Jesus as the Messiah when Mary and Joseph…