Linda teaches from Isaiah 22, drawing parallels to our own time and encouraging us to seek revival.
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We continue from the last message with a closer look at the next parable that Jesus gave while speaking to the Pharisees at the temple. This one is even more pointed. It was a message to Israels leaders, but there … Continue reading →
In Matthew 21:28-32, we find another parable that Jesus gave with a very pointed message. To understand it more completely, we need the context of events surrounding it, so it will be helpful to read all of chapter 21 before … Continue reading →
Matthew 20:1-16 contains the story of the vineyard owner who hired workers at different times throughout the day and then paid them all the same wage even though some only worked for an hour. This is another parable that Jesus … Continue reading →
I have something to share with you that has caused me to question a belief I have had for years about Christmas. Yes, I think I was wrong, and since I shared one side with you before, it’s only right … Continue reading →
Linda encourages us to find our peace is Jesus, our “Prince of Peace.” (Isa 9:6)
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In observance of our Christmas celebration, Larry gives a brief summary of the year with a message of encouragement before reading the traditional Christmas story from Luke 2:1-14.
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This message is a response to the break-in that occurred at our building last week. When something like that happens, it’s a little frightening, especially given the circumstances surrounding this one. We may get angry. That is ok. Anger is … Continue reading →
We Continue our kingdom study with the account of the “rich young ruler” from Matthew 19:16-26. We’ve probably all heard some version of the saying, “You can’t be too rich or too thin.” We know one actually can be too … Continue reading →
In the good times, let us remember that every good and perfect give comes from our Father in Heaven, and show our gratitude in word and deed. When times are not so good, let us examine our hearts and remember … Continue reading →
