15 June 2025: Today we reflected deeply on the powerful proclamation in the Nicene Creed: “We believe in one Lord, Jesus Christ…” What does it mean to call Jesus both Lord and Redeemer? Join us as we explore the majesty and mercy of Christ—fully God, fully man—who stepped into our world to rescue and restore. Through Scripture and creed, we…
Sermon – April 27 , 2025 This Sunday, we reflected on Thomas’s encounter with the risen Lord. We explored the reasons behind his doubts and how he moved from uncertainty to a personal faith in the risen Christ. Through this powerful moment, we considered the lessons it offers for our own Christian journey.
Mary’s anointing of Jesus was a beautiful, voluntary act of love and devotion, done in recognition of who He was and the preciousness of the moment. While others focused on practical concerns, Mary gave her best to Jesus, filling the house—and His heart—with the fragrance of her love. Her example reminds us that true service…
Sermon – March 23 , 2025 When we face difficulties, we question God. Whenever disaster strikes the world, many ask, “Where is God?” The question people seek answers to is: “Where is God when it hurts?” Such a question carries many assumptions, two of which are particularly common: 1. Is God failing in His duty to…
Sermon – March 16 , 2025 One of the challenges we face in our Christian journey is maintaining consistency in our walk with the Lord. For some, following Jesus is difficult, and for others, it is intensely challenging, especially when living in a hostile environment. However, this does not mean that following Jesus is easy…
Sermon – March 2 , 2025 Listening is essential, especially in our Christian journey. When someone does not listen, it can feel as though you do not exist or are not part of the relationship. Without listening, there won’t be a connection. The first step in building a relationship is being heard and understood. The…
Sermon – February 16 , 2025 (Luke 6:20-26). Jesus teaches his disciples about the four blessings and their corresponding woes, preparing them for a blessed life that will keep them closer to God while warning them of the woes that could lead them away from Him.
Sermon – February 23 , 2025 Christian life is hard. It often seems as though we expect life to be a smooth highway without bumps or curves. However, the truth is that life is filled with loss, failure, illness, difficult decisions, and heartache. At times, our life on earth can become so hard that even…
In a first ever hybrid baptism service with 30 people present and several times that number on line, Francis considered how baptism is about engaging new spiritual roots. While the West is in a secular age actively neglecting the need for spiritual roots it holds values and practice virtues as like cut flowers without the…
Two powerful stories of God’s call upon mere mortals is viewed through Paul’s advice to Timothy. This was our first Hybrid service with the sermon preached to a live and online congregation. We consider God’s call on Moses and Peter and how they experienced that.