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End of John 12. Jesus last teaching moment. He is the one God sent. Acceptance is wholehearted, anything else is rejection and there is a price for rejecting the Son of God

Pastor Don leads through communion Sunday. Don explains the difference between "Acceptance" and "Approval." God accepts us just the way we are.

There is Power, acceptance and reward in the name of Christ.

Jonah 4:1-11

Luke 19:1-10 Jesus entered Jericho where he, the worst of sinners, was accepted and acknowledged by Jesus. Zaccheus turns over a new leaf, he was affected by God's truth and mercy. How does God's truth and mercy affect you?

Luke 4:31-44 Each one of us, in our lives, will experience a day of visitation. A time when God, through various means, will call or direct us to what He has for us to do. The question then is, how will we respond in that day of visitation? In this passage from Luke we will explore the four ways in which people respond to that visiting or calling of God.

It seems contradictory to describe the unjust execution of an innocent person as “good”, until we understand why it happened and what it accomplished. Jesus died “once for all” to set us free from guilt and death. His death was the “death of death”. We no longer have to prove ourselves to God or others. We are accepted without the need for endless sactifices.

Romans 14 counsels believers on the importance of respecting individual differences in matters of conscience and emphasizes edification over personal liberty to maintain unity within the Christian community.

This morning we turn to Romans 14 and whether you realize it or not we find Paul speaking to issues such as this, Should Christians ever drink a beer? Should Christians play cards? Should Worship Services consist of choruses or hymns? Should Communion be celebrated weekly, monthly, quarterly or something…

Pastor Suzy preaches from John that we should not let anyone steal our joy, and that comes from being content where we are, no matter the circumstances.

When we were on our vacation we took a number of pictures. We did so in order to try to capture some of the memories so that we can relive them in the future. Usually, when people get their pictures back, they look through them and enjoy remembering the events surrounding the scene depicted. Later on…

Introduction This passage, like those of the last several weeks make reference to events which happened at the Jewish Feast of Tabernacles. In this feast, the people made temporary shelters to live in for a week called booths. The feast lasted a total of eight days. In it was remembered the wanderings…

Introduction I happened across a poem not long ago that I want to share with you this morning. It illustrates a truth and presents a challenge regarding the subject before us for the next couple of weeks. The poem goes like this. I think that I shall never see A Church that’s all it ought to be: A Church…

By Pastor Glenn Pease Back in the 1600's William Lantan was the captain of a ship headed for Barbados. A thousand miles off the coast his vessel sprang a leak, and he had the crew take refuge in their longboat. They had a plentiful supply of bread, but little water. After 18 days of drifting they were…

By Pastor Glenn Pease Dr. Biederwolf tells a true story about two Christian women that illustrates how Christians can be foolishly divided through controversy. These two women were both active in the church. They planned socials together, and shopped together. Finally, they even planned a trip to Europe…

By Pastor Glenn Pease A man wondering in the woods was caught in a bad storm. It was very dark, and the only light he had was from the flashes of lightening which were followed by deafening thunder. He fell to his knees and prayed, "Lord, if it will be all right with you, please give me more light and…

By Pastor Glenn Pease Your kindness to one person can change the course of history for multitudes. Gypsy Smith was one of the great evangelists of the last century, and the beginning of the 20th. He won tens of thousands of people to Christ. His life was often in the midst of the crowd, but his greatest…

By Pastor Glenn Pease The story is told, and it could very well be true, of a Danish couple who decided to break off their engagement. "It is best I suppose that we give back each others letters," he said. She agreed, and replied, "We should at the same time return each others kisses." By the time they…