And So the Feasting Began
Pastor Gary Kennedy shares how from Abraham to the Prodigal Son the same themes are presented. Trust – God’s persistence – Rescuing the Lost. These themes continue into the New Testament
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Pastor Gary Kennedy shares how from Abraham to the Prodigal Son the same themes are presented. Trust – God’s persistence – Rescuing the Lost. These themes continue into the New Testament
Luke 13:1-9 – Rev. Ruth Blum shares thoughts from this passage in the New Testament. Silence is an important part of our time with the Lord. Jesus reminds the disciples that He will not be with them much longer. They do not totally understand what He tells them. He points our there are signs of…
We are an impatient people. We are used to instant gratification. In order to be confident in our Christianity, we must bravely and courageously wait for the Lord and persevere in prayer.
Romans 10:8b-13 and Psalm 1:1-3 are the foundations of this inspirational message from Rev. Gary Kennedy. Rev. Ruth Blum presents a “Church Mouse” award to John Van Ast for his many years of silent service keeping all woodwork looking beautiful and making beautiful wooden crosses for new members.
Rev. Gary Kennedy shares a message from Exodus 34:29-35
In the Beatitudes, Jesus gives us a glimpse of how, in God, things are turned upside down. Blessed are the poor. In contemporary thinking, no-one wants to be poor. Give God’s abundant blessing to someone poor, then there is joy. The same could be true of someone who is wealthy, but without God. The blessing,…
Isaiah 6:1-8 – Following the death of King Uziah, Isaiah sees a vision of God. Isaiah said, “Woe is me!” Rev. Gary asks, “What would you say?’ Then he restates the phrase he used in his introduction of the message referring to the song by Mercy Me. “I can only imagine!” As you reflect on…
The poor treatment the Jesus received from religious leaders was because of a mistaken identity of who He was. Jesus is God’s Son. He is the Prince of Peace, Mighty God, Three in One. Do not make the same mistake. Ephesians 4:25-32
Isaiah, a prophet tells about the coming of a virgin giving birth to a Savior. Luke re-tells the story. As an adult, Jesus is in the synagogue reading aloud from the scripture and here in his hometown he tells them this prophesy has now been fulfilled. He challenges the people of his hometown to do…