The Advent of Love
Like a Mom
Moms, this day is for you! We salute you. We honor you. We want every one of you to know that we appreciate you. Paul, the apostle and missionary, was defending his motives and methods to the Thessalonians. To illustrate his ministry with these believers, Paul points to three qualities of a godly mother. These […]
Love
Using the story from A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, Pastor Brian explores God’s love for humanity in Christmases past, present, and future.
A Simple Gospel
People make everything more complicated. When religious leaders and a religious system made it increasingly complicated to connect with God, Jesus appeared. His message was simple. Jesus taught that God wanted to connect with, not confuse, people. Jesus offered a simple invitation, “Follow me.” This morning Pastor Brian answers the question, “What must I do […]
A Simple Love
People tend to make things more complicated than needed. We even do this with the concept of love. Student Director, Cameron McIntosh gives a message reminding us of the powerful, simple, uncomplicated way that Jesus loves and how we can do the same. Drawing from the end of 1 Corinthians 13, we discover three words […]
A Simple Hope
Where is the “hope?” In the way we use hope today, it more often expresses a wish or desire. It is a little more than wishful thinking. This is in sharp contrast to the hope of Jesus’ message. His message is profoundly . . . simple. In this message, Pastor Brian describes what hope is. […]
Living Without Regret
Pastor Brian delivers a message from Acts 20:28-35 where the apostle Paul summarizes his life in one verse. At the heart of worship is a generous heart! It is a preference for giving over receiving that leads to a life without regrets. Paul’s ministry, his worship was defined by giving. He gave himself to God […]
It’s Not About Your Neighbor
The heart of worship is loving our neighbor with all that we are and have because we love God with all that we are and have. But, wait! Who is my neighbor? This is an important question, right? Wrong!
