Rev. Gary Kennedy reminds us to be willing to try new AND old things as we accept God's challenge to reach out and share His love with the world.
Using the 17th chapter of John, Pastor Gary reminds us that, because God is not limited by time and space the prayers that we pray today will remain active beyond the end of our lives. Plus he reminds us that the prayers that Jesus prayed in John 17 are still in effect. Think about that. Jesus prayed for YOU and he prayed for ME! In Christ we are always connected.
Give yourself time to grieve over loss. Jesus did; so may you.
Rev. Gary reminds us that we are never alone. We are reminded that the Holy Spirit is always with us. Speaking of Memorial Day, he reminds us to remember, not only those who lost their lives in defense of our country, but to remember we are always accompanied by God's Holy Spirit as we move ahead
I was blind, but now I see! As followers of Christ, we can all make this statement found in John, chapter nine. Go back. Read it again. Is your vision getting fuzzy. Ask the Lord to wash your eyes again.
If then God gave the same gift to them as he gave to us when we believed in the Lord Jesus Christ, who was I that I could stand in God's way? Acts 11:17 ESV
Rev. Gary Kennedy shares thoughts from John 10:22-30
Pastor Gary shares memories from his childhood and the childhood of church secretary, Betty Shepherd about blessings on May Day.
Laurie Lineberry shares thoughts on learning to trust other people and especially to trust Jesus.
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