You’ve probably heard the phrase “spiritual warfare.” And you’ve heard about evil spirits, fallen angels, and demons. What should thoughtful people of faith believe about such things? Sunday’s scripture story from the book of Daniel will challenge us to wrestle with these questions, and Pastor Jeff will share how he makes sense of it all.
You remember that iconic scene in the iconic ET movie, right? ET is far from home and lonely – an alien in an alien land. He’s desperate to phone home. We resonate with ET’s experience because we sometimes feel like him – like we too are aliens on planet earth disconnected from our Source. Sunday’s […]
This Sunday Pastor Jeff resumes our sermon series on the Old Testament book of Daniel, as we explore a vivid story about a king who went mad and lost his throne, only to recover it again. Why should we care? Because there’s so much we learn from that king’s experience about how to find our […]
This Sunday, as we continue our sermon series on the Old Testament book of Daniel, we come to one of the most famous stories in the Bible – the Fiery Furnace – where three young people living in exile faced the most harrowing experience of their lives and, in the process, learned a transformational lesson […]
This Sunday, as we continue our new sermon series on the Old Testament book of Daniel, we’ll explore an intriguing story about a strange dream King Nebuchadnezzar had and, in the process, learn something really important about how to access God’s guidance in our lives. Do you have questions? Do you face important decisions? Then […]
This Sunday Pastor Jeff launches a new sermon series based on the Old Testament book of Daniel. Daniel contains some of the most colorful stories found anywhere in the Bible, each of them very relevant to our lives today. This Sunday we’ll start with a story that challenges to think deeply about our sense of […]
This week we begin a new sermon series based on Brené Brown’s bestselling book The Gifts of Imperfection: Let Go of Who You Think You’re Supposed to Be and Embrace Who You Are. We’ll get started by looking at Brené’s first principle: authenticity. Sermon Reference (not included in the video): Video clip of Keala Settle singing “This Is Me” […]
