Sixth Sunday in Easter - May 9, 2021
Fifth Sunday in Easter - May 2, 2021
Fourth Sunday in Easter - April 25, 2021
Third Sunday in Easter - April 18, 2021
Second Sunday in the Easter Season - April 11, 2021
Easter Sunday - April 4, 2021
Good Friday - Tenebrae Service, April 2, 2021
Maundy Thursday Service - April 1, 2021
Palm Sunday
March 28, 2021
5th Sunday in Lent
March 21, 2021
4th Sunday of Lent
March 14, 2021
3rd Sunday of Lent
March 7, 2021
2nd Sunday of Lent
February 28, 2021
1st Sunday of Lent
February 21, 2021
5th Sunday After Epiphany
February 7, 2021
4th Sunday After Epiphany
January 31, 2021
Third Sunday After Epiphany
January 24, 2021
Second Sunday After Epiphany
January 17, 2021
Baptism of the Lord Sunday
January 10, 2021
Epiphany Sunday
January 3, 2021
First Sunday After Christmas
December 27, 2020
Christmas Eve
December 24, 2020
4th Sunday of Advent
December 20, 2020
3rd Sunday of Advent
December 13, 2020
2nd Sunday of Advent
December 6, 2020
1st Sunday of Advent
November 29, 2020
Reign of Christ Sunday
November 22, 2020
24th Sunday After Pentecost
November 15, 2020
23rd Sunday After Pentecost
November 8, 2020
22nd Sunday After Pentecost
November 1, 2020
21st Sunday After Pentecost
October 25, 2020
20th Sunday After Pentecost
October 18, 2020
19th Sunday After Pentecost
October 11, 2020
World Communion Sunday
October 4, 2020
September 27, 2020
17th Sunday After Pentecost
September 20. 2020
16th Sunday After Pentecost
September 13,2020
15th Sunday After Pentecost
September 6, 2020
14th Sunday After Pentecost
August 30, 2020
13th Sunday After Pentecost
August 23, 2020
12th Sunday After Pentecost
August 16, 2020
11th Sunday After Pentecost
August 9, 2020
10th Sunday After Pentecost
August 2, 2020
9th Sunday After Pentecost
July 26, 2020
8th Sunday After Pentecost
July 19, 2020
7th Sunday After Pentecost
July 12, 2020
Sixth Sunday After Pentecost
July 5, 2020
Fifth Sunday After Pentecost
June 28, 2020
Fourth Sunday After Pentecost
June 21, 2020
Third Sunday After Pentecost
June 14, 2020
Second Sunday After Pentecost
June 7, 2020
Trinity Sunday
May 31, 2020
Day of Pentecost
May 24, 2020
Ascension Sunday
May 17, 2020
Worship Experience 6th Sunday of Easter
May 10, 2020
Mother’s Day Worship Service
May 3, 2020
Welcome to our “The Lord is My Shepherd” Worship Experience on this 4th Sunday of Easter
April 26, 2020
Welcome to our Emmaus Sunday Worship Experience on this 3rd Sunday of Easter
April 19, 2020
Welcome to our 2nd Sunday of Easter Worship Experience. Don’t miss the ending after the benediction and Postlude, “We Are the Church.”
April 12, 2020
Welcome to our Easter Sunday Worship Experience.
April 5, 2020
Welcome to Our Palm Sunday Worship Experience
March 29, 2020
For today’s Worship Experience, please begin by clicking on Carla Hulsey’s “Be Like the Bird”
March 22
For today’s Worship Experience, please begin by clicking on Carla Hulsey’s duet
Scripture 9:1-41 Listen to our reading by Bob Buck, Lay Minister, who tells us about the man born blind and his encounter with Jesus and how his life was changed forever.
March 15
(Scripture: John 4:5-42) The story of Jesus’ visit with the Samaritan woman is very revealing of the artificial divisions in our lives—things that separate us from on another and from God. Racial divisions, religious divisions, gender divisions, divisions based on social class and lifestyle… Jesus didn’t recognize divisions; He was and is all about inclusion not exclusion. He sees us only as people created in God’s image and in need of Him in our lives.
March 8
(Scripture: John 3:1-17) What does it mean to be born again - to be born from above? We all have questions about the Bible and about our Christian faith but how many of our questions could be answered simply by listening. When we read our Bibles and listen for God to speak or when we listen to a Sunday sermon and listen for God to speak through the words of the pastor we will hear the answers. Does God have your attention? God is always waiting to answer your questions. He loves you and He knows that when the truth comes out our eyes are opened. Be a good listener.
March 1
(Scripture: Matthew 4:1-11) Temptation is everywhere. No one is exempt, even Jesus was tempted. So temptation is not a sin in itself but giving in to temptation is where we have problems. That’s where sin lies. We always want to break the rules to fit our needs. We have to face our weakness and admit we need help by turning to Jesus and seeking his help.
February 26
(Scripture: Psalm 51:1-13) Sin has a way of starting out in a seemingly non-consequential way then building up like ice on the wings of a bird until the bird can’t fly and crashes. King David wrote the 51st Psalm as a repentant prayer reflecting his remorse over his affair with Bathsheba when the weight of his sinfulness overcame him. Lent is a time of reflection and repentance as we approach Easter. It’s a good time to examine our own lives for sins that may be weighing us down.
February 23
(Scripture: Matthew 17:1-9, 2 Peter 1:16-21) In our Scripture reading we learn about the Transfiguration—the story of how Jesus took his disciples Peter, James, and John up on the mountain top. There they were met by Moses and Elijah and a cloud descended on them from which God’s voice told them “This is my son in whom I am well pleased. Listen to him.” The Transfiguration was God’s confirmation to the disciples and to you that what he has done He has done for you. He wants you to know that He loves you, no matter what you go through. Listen to Him.
February 9
(Scripture: Matthew 5:13-20) This is the second in a “Leading From the Heart” sermon series in which Rev Allen is preaching on the principals: 1. Hear and understand one another, 2. Even if you disagree that doesn’t make one another wrong, 3. Acknowledge the greatness in one another, 4. Remember to look for one another’s loving attention—they are not out to get you, and 5. Tell one another the truth with compassion.
The church is out of focus today. John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, told his church “We only have one job to do and that’s to make disciples of Jesus Christ.” But we find ourselves today making it our focus to decide who gets to come in and who does not get to come in. Can you imagine Jesus doing that? In Matthew 6:33, Jesus teaches his disciples to “seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.” To do that—to make disciples of Jesus Christ—we must lead from the heart. We have to be the salt and light. We have to add flavor to the lives of ourselves and others and we must shine the light of Jesus’ truth. We can’t be gatekeepers. We need to open our hearts to all.
January 12