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Sermons

24
Jan

Who’s the Focus?

As we consider the idea of “spiritual arrhythmia,” we need to remember that the story includes us in a great love story about God. But, just like the Parable of the Lost Son, God is the focus.

17
Jan

What Are We Becoming?

We grow and change because of new things that we try, new people, and wnew ideas. All of our experiences change us. So, what are we becoming?

10
Jan

Scarlet Letter

January 10, 2021 – Spiritual Arrhythmia Part 2 You don’t need to be remembered by your worst moments.

03
Jan

Spiritual Arrhythmia

2020 threw all our routines out of whack. That might have thrown people off their spiritual rhythms too. Spiritual arrhythmia is a lot like heart arrhythmia, where your heart isn’t beating in rhythm.

20
Dec

Love

Everybody’s seen a reference to John 3:16 somewhere, on signs in sports venues, or t-shirts, posters, and other souvenirs. But there’s more to the verse.

13
Dec

Joy

Joy is not the same thing as happiness. The Bible acknowledges that we’re going to go through some stuff in our lives. Yes, we’ll cry. Yes, we’ll be sad. Yes, there is death in this world. Yes, there will be difficult times. But that doesn’t mean you cannot have joy.

06
Dec

Peace

Try to lean into the promises of God, and remember that we need to “be still” even in the present. This will pass. Do not worry or be afraid. Try to live in the moment, and be at peace.

29
Nov

Hope and Anticipation

Whoever says “Yeah! I get to wait longer! That’s awesome!” Most people don’t like waiting. These days, we almost never wait anymore. Our attention is always on something else. But Advent is about waiting, and holding onto hope.

22
Nov

Thankfulness

Thankfulness is still important. Our beliefs don’t allow us to blame God. People are still free to decide and act in ways that cause consequences to other people. But God is so powerful that even in the midst of terrible times, He still gets good things done.

15
Nov

Put Faith into Action

Paul writes that the generosity of the church in Corinth is what prodded the Macedonians to put their faith into action. Generosity is not under duress, but it comes from the heart, and it comes from free will. As Christians, our generosity is our currency.

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