On what we call Palm Sunday, we celebrate the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem amid worshiping crowds, waiving palm branches IN salute of the one they probably imagined was about to topple the Roman rulers and restore Israel to … Continue reading →
Words matter! What we say has meaning and consequence and we are admonished by God’s word not to use our words carelessly. James tells us that the tongue sets the course of our lives. Jesus tells us that our words … Continue reading →
In this message I shut down some vicious lies with a central truth. You are not who the world says you are. You are not even who you you think you are. You are who God says you are! It … Continue reading →
This message was delivered as part of a service dedicated to the memory of two recently departed church members. John Beaty and Lisa Garza. I spoke from John 11:25-26. We’re dropping in on a conversation that Jesus is having with … Continue reading →
In memory of long-time member Lisa Garza, we are sharing this interview done by the late Pastor David Whitmore as he went through every member in our small congregation, helping us all to get to know and appreciate each other.
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In honor of a recently departed long-time member of our church, we-re reposting this short interview. We miss you, Big John. You couldn’t say much, but your enthusiasm and smile blessed us all. We imagine you, complete with cowboy hat … Continue reading →
Christians use the word, “worship,” a lot. We have worship services, worship centers, worship music, and a host of teachers ready to instruct us on how to worship properly. What is worship? Is it the songs we sing? Is it … Continue reading →
Linda continues her legacy focus by sharing some wisdom left for us by a recently departed friend.
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There is a voice crying out in our loud world for us to listen. It shouts from the order of creation. It is heard in all that is good and true. It calls to that part of us that knows … Continue reading →
Priscilla teaches us not to fear when our circumstances change. This recording only covers her introductory remarks. Interactive sessions are generally not shared so that people may speak freely.
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