This week, Pr. John uses the reading from Mark 10 to help us recognize the ways we are spiritually blind. 

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This week, Pastor John points out all of the acts of healing that Jesus performed in the book or Mark, and what those acts mean to us. 

In his sermon this week, Pastor John asks us to be more aware of those who are "unclean" in our eyes, and points out that God through Jesus works to help them, just as we should.

In this week's sermon, Pr. John reminds us that while rules and laws are practical, it is God's grace that brings us life, and we should be grateful for that. 

This Sunday's sermon was delivered by guest preacher Rev. Brice Eichlersmith. 

This week we begin the season of Advent with a prophecy from Jeremiah during a very dark time in Judah’s history.

The prophecy is about a branch from the family tree of David that will one day execute justice and righteousness. This is interpreted by Christians to point to Jesus.

The need for a savior, for the promise that justice and righteousness will win in this discouraging world is the good news we await at Christmas!

This week, Pr. John tells us the story of the confrontation on Mount Carmel between the prophets of Baal and Elijah to help us understand why it matters what god you believe in. 

This week, Pr. John reminds us of the importance of putting God at the center of our lives, and that when He is at the center, his purposes and agendas are at the center and command our attention. 

This week, Pastor John tells us that stories like Ruth's serve to remind us that God wants us to broaden our definition of family and see everyone as our family.

This week, Pr. John reminds us that the Ten Commandments, like all scripture, is meant to transform us to help us find our own story.