28 Feb Easy to boast – 2/27/2021
Easy to boast, isn’t it? So much of what we accomplish we attribute to our own cleverness – after all, I thought it up, I knew how to do it, I got it done, so there! Generally we forget that God gave us such gifts...
Sermons and Services
24 Feb Beginning our Lenten Journey – 2/24/2021
Lent is a time for us to reflect upon our lives; to reflect upon all those times that we have turned away from God. Lent is a time to turn back to God who loves each one of us so dearly. The 23rd Psalm is a...
21 Feb Tug of War – 2/20/2021
You remember tug ‘o war, right? One group on one end of a rope, another on the other end, pulling for all they’re worth to drag the other off balance and across the line. That game was the more fun, wasn’t it, when instead of...
17 Feb Ash Wednesday – 2/17/2021
Although not commanded Biblically, the tradition of the imposition of ashes does go back centuries. The early church father Terullian in the third century AD said confession of sin should be accompanied by lying in sackcloth and ashes (On Repentance, ch 9). His examples from...
14 Feb “This is My beloved Son; listen to Him!” – 2/13/2021
Imagine Peter, James, and John as they descended Mount Tabor, with Jesus, after witnessing the Transfiguration. Their heads must have been reeling. And they couldn’t tell anyone! You know they must have huddled up privately to relive those moments, trying to understand what they had...
07 Feb Where do you stand? – 2/6/2021
Where do you stand? No, don’t look down, that’s not what I meant. Where do you stand, in your faith, among other men and women? Where do you stand, in your faith, before God? In our epistle for today Paul, writing to the church at Corinth,...
31 Jan Who is Jesus? – 1/30/2021
“Who is Jesus of Nazareth?” and “What does his identity mean to you?” These questions are the main focus of our Gospel Reading for today. To fully understand who Jesus is we must go back about 4000 years. Moses and the Israelites had just left Egypt...
24 Jan Today – 1/23/2021
Have you thought about today? Today is the only day of its kind. When today has ticked by one moment at a time there won’t be another day exactly like it. Today’s Scripture lessons point out that obvious truth, from Old Testament to Epistle to...
17 Jan Paul’s Greeting – 1/16/2021
That Paul was in Corinth for 18 months in 50-52AD is historical fact. Read Acts 18:1-22 – Paul was sure busy, and under threat, and tried before Gallio (but acquitted), and preached the Word of God, Christ Jesus and Him crucified all the while. Later, from...
10 Jan The Baptism of Christ – 1/9/2021
This weekend we recognize and celebrate the baptism of Jesus. This event we share with Him, unlike other aspects of His life and ours. We are not sinless; He was, though tempted in just the ways we are. We cannot do miracles like He did;...