Sermons
As we think about God being heard in a still small voice, we reflect on God sending the Holy Spirit so we can have a constant connection with God. God is Great and Powerful, but we have been instructed to address him as ABBA which means Daddy. ABBA is loving and patient. Do our lives…
Rev. Lois Hedden shares an interesting explanation of the Trinity of God which we must accept by faith. She also explains how the Church year flows through the calendar along with the colors of the Church seasons. Sprinkled throughout this presentation is emphasis on the importance of the Holy Spirit in helping us understand scripture.
Rev. Gary Kennedy reminds us the Church is not limited to a building or a worship center. The Church is the people and their hearts sharing the love of God in the power of the Holy Spirit. We, the Church, together and as individuals are all equipped by the Holy Spirit to share the Good…
When tragedies like mass shootings cause us to doubt, we need to be reminded of the foundations of our faith and KNOW that our hope is in Christ Jesus. His prayer for the Church in John 17 includes you and me. Rev. Ruth Blum
With AC out in the sanctuary, we are worshipping in the fellowship hall for a few weeks. Rev. Gary Kennedy is teaching on promises made by Jesus about peace and eternal life.
Rev. Tweedy Navarrete from Four Corners Native American Ministries shares about the joys and the challenges of the ministry in the Four Corners area of our state. Guest native American singer is Gary Long. During and following the service, Rev. Navarrete was presented gifts from various ministries in the church: Kris Krafters, our sewing ministry,…
Rev. Gary Kennedy shares the importance of a Mother’s love and influence on our lives. Beyond that, God’s love shown to us through grandmothers, aunts, friends, mentors, teachers and other women. God’s love helping us to learn how to deal with life. So many have shepherded us and thus we have been prepared to shepherd…
The disciples did not recognize Jesus after His resurrection. When Jesus came to him on the road to Damascus, Paul asked, “Who are you?” Do we recognize Him in our lives today?
The disciples experienced a major transformation in the days following the resurrection. They moved from hiding in fear of their lives to preaching boldly about God’s love and the resurrection of Jesus as He had promised. They wondered if they would die like Jesus did, but when he returned he brought peace and challenged them…
On that first resurrection morning the women came to the tomb not expecting to find a living Jesus. Rev. Gary Kennedy asks “How many of us show up on Sunday morning not expecting to find a living Jesus?”