Holy Spirit, Where Art Thou?


May 17, 2026

Scripture: Matthew 27:45-54

God is Spirit. Jesus talks about this in John 4. This is probably one of those truths of the faith that we shake our heads in agreement with, but what does it really mean? It means that God is everywhere all the time, but in experience since we cannot see the Spirit it is hard to wrap our heads around what that means practically. We may not solve all the answers, but we will help prepare our hearts for Pentecost next week as we consider Holy Spirit, Where Art Thou? Matthew 27:45-54 will help guide our hearts this morning.

A Mother’s Amazing Love


May 10, 2026

Scripture: John 11:17-44

Last week, we heard about the Father’s love, so it only seems appropriate that today we hear about a mother’s love. Motherhood is a powerful force that not only builds strong families but nations as well. Mothers are more likely to plant the seeds of faith in Jesus in children. Mothers who are connected to their emotions tend to raise children who can find joy and hold onto hope even during times of loss. However, even mothers with strong faith face challenges that may cause them to stumble. Sometimes, we need to turn to Jesus just as children turn to their mothers, because He loves us unconditionally, and His love—stronger than death—cannot be taken from us.

Becoming The Father


May 3, 2026

Scripture: Luke 15:11-32

As we approach worship this Sunday and prepare to come to the Lord’s table, we are invited to pause and consider the distance—measured not in steps, but in attentiveness—between our hearts and Jesus. Are we drawing near in trust, or lingering at the edges in distraction, pride, or weariness? Communion is not a reward for closeness nor a barrier for distance; it is the gracious invitation of a loving Father who calls us to come just as we are. As we prepare for worship, may we open our hearts honestly and receive again the mercy, grace, and joy offered at the table.

The Kingdom Is Here


April 26, 2026

Scripture: James 2:14-19, 26

When the beginning and ending of faith in Jesus has to do with where someone goes when they die Christianity goes in directions that miss what Jesus was inviting us to.  Sure it’s important to trust in the work of Christ for our salvation, but this Eastertide we ask, what does it look like to embrace resurrection power today?  When asked about when the Kingdom of God would come, Jesus’ response was that it isn’t something that is coming, because it is already here.  We are invited to be part of the way God’s Kingdom grows in this world.  James 2 will help us reflect on how the Kingdom is Here as we worship this morning.

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