Last week the title of the sermon was, “The Fear of Home.” This week the title is, “The Joy of Home.” Read more →

When I first moved away from home to attend school in Toronto my father told me, no matter where you are, always come home for Christmas Read more →

Well, it is Advent, the beginning of a new church year. Why does the new church year begin with Advent and not the first Sunday in January? Read more →

Today is the last Sunday of the church year. While the regular calendar begins on January 1 each year, the church calendar begins with the first Sunday in Advent, which is next week. So this morning Read more →

I want you to close your eyes and imagine something with me for a moment. I want you to imagine your ideal legacy. What is a legacy, you might be asking, Read more →

If you had been here, my brother would not have died. These are Mary’s words, but they are exactly the same as her sister Martha’s. The two sisters, Read more →

When Jesus takes the time to respond to a question with more than what is needed, you can be sure
that he had something important in mind. Read more →

The quantum physicist Arthur Zajonc, in his book called, “Catching the Light, The Entwined
History of Light and Mind,” asserts that sight and vision are two different things. He states Read more →

This morning we come to the last part of our sermon series on the Lord’s Prayer.
We end with the final petition of the prayer which reads, “And do not bring us to the time of
trail, but Read more →

As we mark this Thanksgiving Sunday, we recognize that there is much to be thankful for,
even in the midst of all we’re still going through. Despite our many complaints Read more →