Grace Personified

t’s been called many things. “The Parable of the Prodigal Son.” The Parable of the Lost Son.” The Parable of the Two Lost Sons.” I understand why. The first son of the story seems to be the main character.

Preschool Round-Up

Please join us Friday, April 29th at 9:00am for a taste of Preschool!

I AM with You

In recent years, it’s said we live in the Epidemic of loneliness. Blame individualism, globalization, technology, or anything else which undoubtedly has a part to play, but social isolation is one the rise.

Don’t Drift. Stand Firm!

I have fond memories of fishing with my Dad as a boy. I’m not sure we always caught fish, but we always had great snacks.

Unreasonable Compromise

A young man wants to stay out till midnight but his parents want him home at 10:00 pm. They end up agreeing on 10:30 pm. It’s called a compromise; both sides meet in the middle, make concessions, in order to come to an agreement.

Our Champion Gives Us Confidence

It was the 41st day in a row. Can you imagine? 41 days of having the biggest bully on the block come out and taunt you. 41 days of cowering in fear, in embarrassment, in shame.

I Will Keep the Passover

Back in 1977, Pastor William Lauterbach wrote a commentary on the events of Holy Thursday and Good Friday. It is called, “The Crucial Hours.” It’s the inspiration for our midweek services this year.

An Old Testament for a New Year: 4 Keys to Fruitful Old Testament Reading (Part 3 of 3)

Let’s look at 4 keys to reading the Old Testament fruitfully, in a way that allows you to feel confident opening up the first 3/4s of the Bible…