The first question in our New Series:  You Asked For It! is "As Christians, How Should We Manage Our Wealth?"  This Sunday we begin to ponder this question by taking a look at how Scripture describes our relative ownership of material goods.  To appropriately deal with the question we must ... Continue

As we continue to look at the story of Jesus and the celebration of his birth, we will look at the curious claims made by Bill Maher in his documentary "Religulous."  He presents some of the best of religious scholarship.  Unfortunately, it happens to be the best of scholarship from ... Continue

We continue our series looking at the birth of Jesus and our belief that he was the God of the universe arriving in the fulness of time.  This week we will spend some moments tracing some high-points in the search for the historical Jesus, while noticing that scholarship has come ... Continue

This Sunday we examine the versatility of the Christian Faith.  The Christian Faith has taken root in many cultures as well as metaphysical frameworks.  There is a continuity in belief and practice from context to context, but we must always work to never allow the context to be confused with ... Continue

Contextual challenges seem constantly in front of our call to share the faith with the human family throughout the world.  The early church handled these challenges quite well.  The gospel of John is a fine example of sharing a biography of Jesus within both a Jewish and Greco-Roman context.  The ... Continue

Last week we began to digest Paul's speech at Mars Hill in Acts 17.  We saw how his address to his Stoic and Epicurean hearers is vastly different than the open-air evangelism that often happens today - with weak results at best, and terrible results at times.  This week we ... Continue

We are now in our summer schedule with one single Worship Service at 10:00am, and Sunday School at 11:15am. Continue

This Sunday we will continue walking through the Speeches in the Book of Acts.  Luke in his writing moves us through the witness of Stephen as he is stoned to death for sharing about Jesus death and resurrection.  While Luke is using this speech to introduce the character of Saul ... Continue

As I sit and watch the rain fall to the ground, and the brilliant green colors emerging all around, I feel a sense of joy as nature’s potency returns in full force.  My emotions are mixed, however.  I experience sadness over the loss of life in Japan and Alabama that ... Continue

As we continue our look at the Building Blocks of the Christian Life through our series, "How Do I Read The Bible," we take a look at the first of two weeks dealing with apocalyptic literature in the Bible.  We are in chapters 12 and 13 of the Book of ... Continue