This week's bulletin is online here. He had once been nothing more than a piece of property - a living tool. After running away and fleeing hundreds of miles from his master, Onesimus would have thought he found freedom, but after encountering the apostle Paul, he discovered a new kind of freedom, one that would eventually cause him to decide to go back to his master and re-enter his life of earth...  Read More

This week's bulletin is online here. The mission that Christians have received in Christ - to proclaim the gospel to the entire world - is a task so daunting so as to almost seem hopeless. But it's a task made easier once we remember that it's something we can do as a team - as brothers and sisters in Christ partnering together for the sake of the gospel. That being the case, how do we express tha...  Read More

This week's bulletin is online here. The mission that Christians have received in Christ - to proclaim the gospel to the entire world - is a task so daunting so as to almost seem hopeless. But it's a task made easier once we remember that it's something we can do as a team - as brothers and sisters in Christ partnering together for the sake of the gospel. That being the case, how do we express tha...  Read More

This week's bulletin is online here. This Sunday is Easter Sunday, and one of the questions we should be asking is, "How should we live, now that Christ is risen from the dead?" That's a question that we'll be exploring in part in a message from John 13:12-25 entitled, "Love in the Interim."In Sunday school, we will continue our survey of church history with a lesson entitled "The Second Great Awa...  Read More

This week's bulletin is online here. As Christians, we are citizens of two worlds. On the one hand, we belong to Christ and His kingdom, and, on the other, we live among the kingdoms here on earth. We are already raised with Christ, on the one hand, and we are still looking for our resurrection, on the other. We have already put on the new man, while still needing to put off the old. It's a rather...  Read More

This week's bulletin is online here. As Christians, we are citizens of two worlds. On the one hand, we belong to Christ and His kingdom, and, on the other, we live among the kingdoms here on earth. We are already raised with Christ, on the one hand, and we are still looking for our resurrection, on the other. We have already put on the new man, while still needing to put off the old. It's a rather...  Read More

This week's bulletin is online here. As Christians, we are citizens of two worlds. On the one hand, we belong to Christ and His kingdom, and, on the other, we live among the kingdoms here on earth. We are already raised with Christ, on the one hand, and we are still looking for our resurrection, on the other. We have already put on the new man, while still needing to put off the old. It's a rather...  Read More

This week's bulletin is online here. "Quiet quitting" has become a very "buzzy" word to describe a phenomenon that's as old as the concept of employment itself - and that's the worker who works hard for the boss when he's paying attention but slacks off when no one is looking. What does the Bible say about this practice, and even more importantly, how do we get there? Ryan will explain this Sunday...  Read More

This week's bulletin is online here. "Quiet quitting" has become a very "buzzy" word to describe a phenomenon that's as old as the concept of employment itself - and that's the worker who works hard for the boss when he's paying attention but slacks off when no one is looking. What does the Bible say about this practice, and even more importantly, how do we get there? Ryan will explain this Sunday...  Read More

This week's bulletin is online here. "Quiet quitting" has become a very "buzzy" word to describe a phenomenon that's as old as the concept of employment itself - and that's the worker who works hard for the boss when he's paying attention but slacks off when no one is looking. What does the Bible say about this practice, and even more importantly, how do we get there? Ryan will explain this Sunday...  Read More

This week's bulletin is online here. There appears to be a growing de-emphasis on parents in our society. Increasingly, parents choose to out-source the development of their children to other types of authority, in large part because the thinking is that parents simply don’t have what it takes (or, perhaps, the interest) to train their children. This is a critical mistake. The Scripture clearly in...  Read More

This week's bulletin is online here. There appears to be a growing de-emphasis on parents in our society. Increasingly, parents choose to out-source the development of their children to other types of authority, in large part because the thinking is that parents simply don’t have what it takes (or, perhaps, the interest) to train their children. This is a critical mistake. The Scripture clearly in...  Read More