Sermon from July 26, 2026 service. Harold Peasley preaching.
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Sermon from July 12, 2026 service. Jim Rennie preaching.
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Sermon from July 05, 2026 service. Jim Rennie preaching.
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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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Advent begins with longing—with God’s people sitting in the dark and remembering what it means to wait. And when we look back through the
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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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Light is an essential component of life. Without it, human beings would struggle to understand, explore, and interact with the world in which we
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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
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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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There are many words we could use to describe Jesus’s birth: miraculous, humble, anticipated, needed, epic, joyful, and merciful. But one word we cannot
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