O Give Thanks!
Much of what we do together in worship is celebrating the many ways that God’s steadfast love is made manifest.
Much of what we do together in worship is celebrating the many ways that God’s steadfast love is made manifest.
How responsive are you to what you see and hear each day?
week before he is arrested, Mary seems to be the only one besides Jesus who grasps the significance of this moment.
Because of his encounter with Jesus, Paul was transformed from the inside out, leaving all the trappings of a charmed life behind to join the followers of Jesus’ way.
Read Psalm 126. Here, the psalmist is imagining what it was like for those in exile to return home. They envision this homecoming as a party filled with laughter, shouts…
Sunday, April 3rd at noon The summer heat in the sanctuary is no joke! We're raising funds for air conditioning and hope you'll help! A free-will offering will be taken.
God reminds the Hebrew people that theirs is a God who makes a way when it seems there is no way.
In this story, we learn that God is a steady source of stability, a constant presence, and a proud parent.
Today, take stock of the ways you have become a new creation, whether it has been slow, steady growth or a sudden change.
The season of Lent is a good time to really examine the ways we break covenant with God, with others, and with ourselves.