Can people, places, and things point to Jesus– even non-Christian people, places, and things? Paul tells us that all of nature does that in Romans 1:20. But what about myths
December 7, 2025
Can people, places, and things point to Jesus– even non-Christian people, places, and things? Paul tells us that all of nature does that in Romans 1:20. But what about myths
On this first Sunday in Advent, 2025, Dr. Jay Dudley introduced us to a fascinating person: the Chinese diplomat, politician, and lawyer Wellington Koo. What matters most when it comes
We are already living in the “Kingdom of already-but-not-yet.” But who is the king? In this sermon, one week before “Christ the King Sunday,” Pastor Chris took a look at
The Sadducees, who were convinced that they knew the Scriptures better than Jesus, came to Him with a trick question. Actually, it was more like inviting Him to a game
“Zacchaeus was a wee little man….” Do you remember that children’s song from church in days gone by? If not, you do probably know the story of Zacchaeus. But did
Marva Dawn writes, “To worship the Lord is— in the world’s eyes— a waste of time. It is a royal waste of time, but a waste, nonetheless.” We assume that
Rev. Steve Pearson was with us on this weekend to lead a wonderful retreat for Epiclesis. This sermon, from Sunday, focuses on a dramatic and also tender scene after the
Pastor Chris says that he can’t get the Apostle Paul out of his mind. The prison from where Paul was writing Timothy is hard to forget, too. What Paul writes
In the week leading up to this Sunday, Pastor Chris wrote the congregation asking if folks needed some encouragement. We could probably all use something like that. The world out
If we’re not careful, we can teach others, by the way we live, that Christianity is a means to something else. C.S. Lewis writes about avoiding a “Christianity And…” way
On this Sunday, Pastor Chris took a close look at Psalm 113, one of the “Hallel” Psalms, and also called the “Egyptian Hallel.” Our marvelous God is both transcendent and
The events of the past week in the United States were shocking and sickening. The murder of innocents: Two school children, a young war refugee, a conservative activist. And that’s