Sermons

Jesus never abuses or abdicates His absolute power but exercises divine power as God intended, i.e., as a signpost of hope in a suffering world.

Deep down we think freedom means being free to do whatever I want. To live without rules or restrictions. We think that’s freedom! But that has nothing to do with freedom at all. 

In this message, we discover how John’s gospel uses the images of a temple, a towel and a tree to point us to the love that our hearts most need– a love that gives us hope in a suffering world.

You are more than your past – you are also shaped by your future. When you have a clear vision of your future, with certainty and faith in it’s reality, it has a way of reaching back to the present and drawing you into it.

Life forces us all to ask ourselves again and again – who am I? What do I believe? What do I stand for? What are my boundaries? For most of us, the last two years… this pandemic forced us to change.

In Christ, some boundaries get REMOVED and others get REINFORCED. Both are foundational to your identity as a follower of Jesus, and to the kind of life you’re called to live every day.