Category: Sermons

Have you ever wondered what goes on inside the heart and mind of your pastor? What consumes their thoughts and what keeps them up at night? This morning Peter and I are going to give you some insight into those thoughts, as Peter concludes his letter.

This week Peter reaches the climax of his letter speaking to a group of believers who know that they have come to the intersection of their destiny and he assures them that their suffering is not meaningless, that it producing an incalculable weight of glory. Special music “Thou You Slay Me” by Shane and Shane

This week Peter will address how Christian households should also differ from their Roman counterparts, showing us how these cultural contrasts are God honoring.

Since we spoke about the love of God on Easter, and Hope as a Christian virtue last week, I thought I should round out the series with a sermon on faith, and what more natural place than the Book of Hebrews.

Romans 8 tells us that we are saved in hope, but for many hope seems to be a bridge too far. So from time to time the people of God need to have their hope refreshed.

We all know that God is love, and that Jesus is the ultimate demonstration of God’s love for humanity, but God’s love for us did not begin or end with Jesus earthly ministry. Join us today as we consider this divine/human love affair.

Jesus rides into the shouts of hosanna, blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord.

This is Communion Sunday

On their way down the mountain after the transfiguration the disciples have a question for Jesus.

Having realized that Jesus was the messiah and that he was now going to Jerusalem to suffer and die, Jesus takes Peter, James and John for a mountain top experience.