A story by Jesus commonly referred to as “The Parable of the Talents”, teaches us much about being faithful. It is one of three parables Jesus used to instruct the disciples about how they are to lead their lives knowing that he will come again. Specifically, we learn in this parable how each of us […]

Sometimes in life winds change rapidly. One moment everything is smooth sailing and then BAM! You are blown off course or find yourself dead in the water. You find yourself adrift. Feeling hopeless. Struggling, but going nowhere. But, what if drifting is just what you need? What if drifting IS the way forward? In today’s […]

NOTE: PS: In the latter part of this service after the sermon there are a couple of places where the video goes black and the audio continues on. My apologies for this issue which we could not correct. Now about the sermon… We live in tumultuous times, times when many people are burden and many […]

The call to a faithful life can feel like risky business. But, learn in today’s sermon how God faithfully is there for us when we step forward in faith.

If you were accused of being a Christian, is there enough evidence to convict you? Rev. John Arnold raises this question to explore the importance of having an exemplary faith. The faith of the Thessalonians was exemplary and not just to those closest to them. When the apostle Paul wrote the believers in Thessalonica, not […]

Jesus told a parable about a king who invited people to come to his son’s wedding banquet. Many people rejected the invitation. So he cast the invitation wider. Then at the banquet a curious thing happen. A man was there without wedding garments. The king was angry and cast him out of the banquet. For […]

In today’s sermon, you’ll learn how God is calling you to be a part of his royal family. Central to that calling is putting aside our own selfish ambitions and placing his kingdom first. Also, in this sermon we explore how God enters into our experience to find us where we are and to present […]

Paul urged his young protege Timothy to pray, intercede, and give thanks for Kings and all those in authority. He asked him to do so that the community could live “peaceful and quiet lives in godliness and holiness.” When is the last time you felt like your community was experiencing a peaceful and quiet life? […]

The Apostle Peter asked Jesus, “How many times should we forgive someone? As many as seven?” I don’t know how that sounds to you, but seven is sounds at a least like and adequate try, if not a lot, but Jesus’s response was much larger. Try seventy-seven or some translations render the text as seventy […]