Sermon from July 05, 2026 service. Jim Rennie preaching.
At Christmas, we often talk about what happened: a baby lying in a manger, angels singing in the sky, shepherds watching in the field.
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The theological introduction that the Apostle John provides to his account of the life, death, and resurrection of Messiah (John 1:1–18) is as deep
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This morning I want to go back in time together, before Christ on the cross and before Messiah in the manger, to a time
Christmas may be “the most wonderful time of the year” but it’s also one of the most expensive times of the year. One report
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Most people today—and, unfortunately, many Christians and churches—treat sin more like empty calories than like cancer, something that can be enjoyed in moderation but
My full name is James Stuart Turner Rennie. It’s quite a moniker to attach to a little baby! The Stuart part is from my