We are planning our Tenebrae Service for 3 p.m. on Good Friday. This is a solemn “service of darkness” that features Bible readings and meditations. Candles are extinguished one by one. We enter and leave the service in silence. We … Continue reading
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We’ve reached 1 Samuel in our sermon series on the books of the Bible. If you’re a history buff, you’ll appreciate this pivotal moment in ancient history. As 1 Samuel begins, Israel was at a low point spiritually. The priesthood … Continue reading
The Book of Ruth The Book of Ruth is a love story–not a romantic one, but one between two unrelated women who adopt each other as mother and daughter. When life appears hopeless, there is always hope and God. Hear … Continue reading
You have something to offer the whole world. Learn what it is in Jodi Faulkner’s video devotional today. … Continue reading
On Sunday, March 27, Associate Pastor Carolyn Hansen will preach on “Judges: What Happens When You Have Faith in Yourself.” Many people commend trusting our own judgment. Believing in ourselves. Going with our gut. The book of Judges tells us, … Continue reading
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The next book in our sermon series is Joshua. The Hebrew people had escaped from slavery in Egypt, wandered for 40 years in the desert, and we’re now ready to receive the land that God had promised. Standing on the … Continue reading
We’re continuing our series on the books of the Bible. This week the book is Deuteronomy. You may be surprised to hear that Deuteronomy is a love letter. It’s a restatement of the covenant, yes. But the love relationship of … Continue reading
The book of Numbers in the Bible got its name because a census was taken, at least partly to see how many soldiers might be available to protect against enemies. God promised to provide safety and resources; the Hebrews were … Continue reading
Carla, one of the wise women of our church, gives us a video devotional this week. Please enjoy it! … Continue reading