The Story of Zechariah | Luke 1:68-79

This Fall, we are walking through First Peter. We have experienced onlytwo sermons yet have already seen how rich and vibrant this epistle is.Peter has many important things to say about what it means to be aChristian living in a difficult world. Peter addresses his letter to “elect exiles”(which is his term for “Christians”) and…

If we all pray…it will be like plugging in on a current whose source is in Heaven. I believe that prayer completes that circuit. It is power.” Gen. George Patton, Dec. 8, 1944Sup·pli·ca·tion. noun: 1. the action of asking or begging for something earnestly or humbly. Notes

So, how many of us grew up hearing things like “baptism is a sacred moment” or “communion is a sacred, solemn time?” I think that’s a lot of us! And, especially when we are younger, we don’t tend to fathom what that really means, to experience a sacred moment, largely in part because we haven’t…

Today we’re looking at the 3rd of the 7 “I Am” statements of Jesus in John’s gospel. When Lou opened this portion of the series, he told us, these statements are a callback to Exodus 3:14 when God introduced himself to Moses with the expression “I am who I am.” In using this expression, Jesus…

We are continuing our study in Luke’s gospel; discovering each week how Jesus is the one who came to seek and save the lost. Our text today concerns a miracle witnessed only by the disciples. And on this particular day, they learn a very valuable lesson on the nature of faith and discover something breathtaking…

He is Risen! We sound like a community who’s embraced the drama of Holy Week, now culminating in this glorious resurrection celebration. At the close of his sermon last week, Lou reminded us that “Jesus came to do something we could not do on our own and pay a debt we could never pay…were that…