Sermon – February 22nd 2026 Colossians is one of Paul’s prison epistles (written alongside Ephesians, Philippians, and Philemon while he was imprisoned in Rome). Although Paul never visited Colossae, the church there was likely founded by Epaphras, who heard the gospel from Paul in Ephesus and carried it to his hometown. This highlights a key…
Sermon – January 18th, 2026 Behold the Lamb of God!John the Baptist points his disciples to Jesus with the profound declaration, “Here is the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.” This title draws deeply from the Old Testament imagery of the lamb. In the Exodus, the blood of the lamb…
Sermon – January 4th, 2026 This sermon invites us to embrace our Verse for the Year: “Whatever you do, do it from the heart, as something for the Lord and not for people” Col. 3.23. This is not a promise verse, but a guiding principle for our daily Christian living. We reflect on four elements…
Sermon November 23, 2025 As we pause at this threshold, we are invited to contemplate our King—Jesus Christ—whose kingship is unlike any the world has ever known. Earthly kings rule through power, authority, and prestige. But our King chose a different path. He willingly embraced suffering and offered himself to be crucified for us. His…
Sermon – September 21, 2025 Money is a tool—powerful but limited. It can buy the shell of things but never the essence: food but not appetite, medicine but not health, wealth but not peace. Jesus warns us that while we must handle “dishonest wealth” wisely, we cannot serve both God and money. One says, get,…
Sermon – August 31, 2025 Our response to God’s goodness is not just in words but in the way we live. Gratitude is more than a feeling—it is a daily offering. As we remember all that God has done for us through Christ, we are called to present our lives as a living sacrifice, holy…
While reflecting on the tragedy of exile in Babylon Isaiah took Israel to task and upgraded her vision on who her Lord was. Fast forward to today and this provided the deep foundation for science as we know it today. Improbable? Read on or listen to Francis on audio.
Mark Hill unmuted his microphone to present a Trinity Sunday message which held the week that was, the beauty of the doctrine and three points of application beginning with ‘H’ all together. The full audio is available with a PDF of the slides that Mark referred to. Enjoy!
In Resurrection Time Jesus appeared to his disciples. So how might we see the Lord? In this message Francis opens the readings for Easter 6 to hear what Paul says about where not to look and Jesus promises to be found. The pictures referred to on the audio may be seen in the PDF.
Why should we live to please God? Why be obedient to the Biblical instructions for living? In the midst of the COVID19 situation we are obeying the Government’s instructions for living. Barbara explores how obeying God, pleasing God who is love, is so much more.