Poplc Sermons

Focus: The elder son reminds us that when we desire the good things from God more than we desire Him, we are blinded to the grace of God/ Not only our clearly sinful activities but even our seemingly good deeds can have impure motives. Reading: Luke...

The prodigal son reminds us that God’s grace is inexhaustible: we can never out-sin His forgiveness. When we feel buried in shame because of sin, we can still turn toward our Heavenly Father, knowing that He will not reject us.

Esther is an amazing story of a young woman who wisely took advantage of her new normal and, with God’s guidance, used it to save Jewish people. We can be brave and wise in our new normal, following the leading of God and taking time to make smart...

When God ask us to go, we need to be faithfully obedient. A new normal could be a new task, lifestyle, or place God has called us to. As followers of Jesus, we should prepare for that and then step forward in obedient faith. Reading: Acts 8:26-39

Focus: God remembers us and will be our provider and sustainer. We can find hope for our future by trusting that God remembers us and will be our provider and sustainer. Reading: Zechariah 8:4–13

God calls us to keep Him as our highest priority. Sudden life changes offer us a chance to realign our value system to better reflect God's ways. Reading: Haggai 2:1-9

Reading: Isaiah 61:10-62:3

Christmas Eve Service

(Kid’s Christmas Program & Sing-Along) In this passage, we will see how Christ’s arrival uniquely included people from places that we normally may not think of. This aspect of Jesus’ arrival should fuel our mission to love our neighbors and...

Youth Ministry will lead this worship service! The breaking between B.C. and A.D. wasn’t just about a birth so we could have a new holiday; it was about a new way of life. We should not have a “Christmas faith,” but a transformed life that...

The first arrival of Jesus was the ultimate fulfillment of hope. In the same way that people were able to have hope that could cause them to submit every part of life to God’s will, we are to have the same hope and action. Reading: Luke 1:26-38

In an ancient world where a person’s worth was based on their family wealth or political status, Jesus changed the entire course of history by coming for all people – equally. The value of a person is now based on the price that God paid for...

The longing for Christ’s second coming comes with the realization that it also is cause for us to consider how much we live a life that hopes only in this world, or if we’ve been freed to serve others because of our future hope. Our lives should...

Before Christ came into the world, we were captives to sin and deserved God’s punishment. Now that Jesus has come, and paid the price for our sin, we can be free from our guilt and know God personally. Reading: Isaiah 52:13-53:12