Sunday Worship 11am
Love Lives Here - Love Flows From Here Date: February 16, 2020 (Sunday Morning)
Bible Text: | Hilary Livingston
Series: None
Many of us remember the story of Jonah - the man who received a call to go and preach judgment to Nineveh, but ran the other direction and got swallowed by a whale. What does Jonah's story have to teach us about following our calling? What does this story teach us about God's grace andDate: February 9, 2020 (Sunday Morning)
Bible Text: | Hilary Livingston
Series: None
Today is our church's annual meeting - a day we review and receive the annual reports of all the various groups of our church. It's an opportunity to celebrate the year that has past and look forward to the year to come. What is the state of our church in 2020? What can we celebrate?Date: February 2, 2020 (Sunday Morning)
Bible Text: | Hilary Livingston
Series: None
Today is Candlemas Day, or in some Christian traditions, "Presentation of the Lord Sunday". Today, we'll look at two godly individuals who had it on their "bucket list" to see the Christ in person. God fulfilled their desire. What is on our "bucket list"? What does it mean to put following Jesus on our spiritualDate: January 26, 2020 (Sunday Morning)
Bible Text: | Hilary Livingston
Series: None
The liturgical seasons of Christmas and Epiphany remind us of God's presence with us in the Incarnation - Jesus coming to earth as one of us to live like us and be like us. What would happen if we really believed Jesus was truly present among us and treated one another as if this wereDate: January 19, 2020 (Sunday Morning)
Bible Text: | Hilary Livingston
Series: None
It is human nature to always want more. But, rather than satisfying us, wanting more only makes us...want more. How do we learn to be truly content with what we have? How does developing contentment help us grow spiritually and be more generous with our resources? We'll explore today.Date: January 12, 2020 (Sunday Morning)
Bible Text: | Hilary Livingston
Series: None
It's Baptism of the Lord Sunday! A day we reflect upon Jesus' baptism and its meaning for our lives. It is also a day to reflect upon our own baptism and how this sacrament binds us to Christ and to the Church. Baptism is a one-time action that begins a lifelong commitment to follow ChristDate: January 5, 2020 (Epiphany Sunday)
Bible Text: | Hilary Livingston
Series: None
It's Epiphany Sunday - the day on the liturgical calendar when we celebrate the Wise Men's visit to the Baby Jesus after following the star in the east. Traditionally, we think three Wise Men visited Jesus (though the Bible doesn't specify the exact number). What if there were a fourth Wise Man? What would hisDate: November 3, 2019 (All Saints Day)
Bible Text: | Hilary Livingston
Series: None
It's All Saints Day - a day we remember and honor those in our fellowship who have died over the past year. Scripture says we're surrounded by a "great cloud of witnessess" - those who have passed from this life onto glory. How does this connection to the saints who have come before us strengthenDate: October 20, 2019 (Sunday Morning)
Bible Text: | Hilary Livingston
Series: None
When asked about the resources available for his new missionary venture in China, Hudson Taylor replied, "We have twenty-five cents and all the promises of God!" Today we'll explore the topic of God's abundance and the promises he makes to supply our needs in life and in ministry. This is not your typical stewardship sermon!Date: June 16, 2019 (Sunday Morning)
Bible Text: | Hilary Livingston
Series: None
Today is Trinity Sunday on the liturgical calendar. The Trinity is a mystery that cannot be fully comprehended by human beings. And yet we can increase our understanding of the Triune God, and that knowledge fuels our mission as the church. In today's message, we'll explore the concept of the Trinity - One God in