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.
Kin-dom not Monarchy: A Pastoral Message for Christ the King Sunday from Bishop Carlo A. Rapanut.
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.
Rev. Matt Ashley uses Luke 19:1-10 to talk to the congregation about Growing Up.
‘Pray for everyone’ means EVERYONE – and that’s the challenge. Based on 1 Timothy 2:1-17
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Love for one another is a natural extension of Christ’s love in our soul. It is an attitude of perpetual hospitality. Keep on loving each other brothers and sisters. Don’t forget to show hospitality to strangers. What can I do to best represent Christ in my behavior whether it is at church or in the…
Conflict is a reality in human relationships but we can remain united in our common commitment to Jesus.
Our good works are pleasing to God in Christ and they spring out of a true and lively faith. Are you ready to serve Him in your daily life?
Our primary call as followers of Jesus is to love God and love people.
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!