The Ingredients of Reconciliation The three essential ingredients for reconciliation are repentance, grace, and truth. Last week, we discussed that repentance involves a necessary turning. Grace requires giving something undeserved.
Continue readingPastor Tim highlighted the prevalent issue of fractured relationships in our society, both within and outside the church. In the sermon, he emphasized the need for a cultural shift towards
Continue readingMark Twain famously said that the two most important days in a person’s life are the day they were born and the day they discover why. This timeless wisdom prompts
Continue readingIn this sermon recap, we delve into the complex relationship between pain, suffering, and our identity. We explore how our perspective on pain and suffering can influence our connection with
Continue readingIn this new sermon series titled “Formed,” we delve into the depths of our identity as guided by our church vision. This series, a continuation of our exploration in the
Continue readingDrowning in a Sea of Information In today’s digital age, we’re inundated with an unprecedented amount of information. From social media updates to emails, videos, and news alerts, the sheer
Continue readingCelebrating Palm Sunday Amidst Reflection As we gather on Palm Sunday, the joyous celebration is tempered by the knowledge of Jesus’s impending sacrifice. Amidst the worship and familiar hymns, there’s
Continue readingJustice is a Love Issue Introduction: Unveiling the Essence of Justice In the culmination of our Lenten Sermon Series, “Good and Beautiful and Kind,” we delve into the pivotal topic
Continue readingUnderstanding the Powers and Principalities: Part Two In Pastor Rich Vallodas’s book “Good and Beautiful and Kind: Becoming Whole in a Fractured World,” he delves into the concept of the
Continue readingWe are in our Lenten series titled “Good and Beautiful and Kind,” inspired by Langston Hughes’ poem “Tired.” The series delves into the worms that gnaw at the core of
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