Jesus identifies himself as “The Good Shepard” in today’s Gospel account and demonstrates his loving and caring attitude toward the sheep of his pasture. Yet some were skeptical and asked, “Why Listen to Him?” What reasons might we have for listening to Jesus? (more…)

The book of Acts depicts an idealized state of living among the first followers of Jesus. we are told that the believers went out of their way to see to the needs of others. How far are we willing to go to do the same? (more…)

Easter Sunday Service

Scriptures:

John 20: 1-18 & Acts 10: 34-43 (more…)

Today is a celebration of Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem. It marks his final week – holy week – which will lead to his suffering, death, and ultimately, his resurrection. We will revisit his story of salvation for each of us.

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Jesus predicts his death in today’s Gospel reading. He knows his fate and the cruel way in which he would die. He is troubled deeply, yet he accepts that which awaited him. We will explore the emotions Jesus felt as he faced his cross.

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John 3: 16 is one of the most beloved passages of Scripture, for it is a message of salvation to all who believe. Jesus is the light of the world. What does it mean to live in the light?

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When Jesus met the Samaritan woman at Jacob’s well, he looked into her sinful past and offered his mercy, forgiveness, and grace – he offered her his life giving water which leads to eternal life. The church needs to be an extension of what Jesus offered. Are we? (more…)

As Jesus predicts his death, he teaches about self-sacrifice for others. We are not the Savior – Jesus is – but what does his message about sacrifice mean to us? (more…)

God is about forgiveness. So many people live with sin and guilt. Our faith in Jesus Christ should release us from those chains. Hear what Jesus offers on this first Sunday of Lent. (more…)