Thank you for joining us in worship today! In this week's message Pastor Bob begins to look at the birth of Christ in Luke 1. How do we respond to the gift of Christ in our own lives?

Thank you for joining us in worship today! This week we jump back into our series on the Gospel of John. Pastor Bob begins chapter 10 and discusses Jesus as our Shepherd and Gate Keeper.

Thank you for joining us in worship today! Pastor Bob discusses the importance of repentance in our lives.

Thank you for joining us in worship today! Pastor Bob discusses the way to find meaning and explores the purpose of our lives found in Psalm 57.

Thank you for joining us in worship today! Pastor Bob discusses the ugliness of adhering to religion and not engaging in a relationship with God.

Thank you for joining us in worship today! Pastor Bob discusses the reasons why things happen to us and how we should respond as we look at the beginning of John 9.

Thank you for joining us in worship today! This week we continue in a three part discussion on the power of the truth as we look at John 8:48-59.

Thank you for joining us in worship today! This week we continue in a three part discussion on the power of the truth as we look at John 8:31-47. NOTE: There is a section about a minute and a half long that was removed. It was a portion of Bob Dylan's song You Gotta Serve Somebody that was used as a sermon illustration.

Thank you for joining us in worship today! This week we start a three part discussion on the power of the truth beginning in John 8:21-30.

Thank you for joining us in worship today! This week we are looking at Jesus' claim of being the light of the world.

Thank you for joining us for worship today! Pastor Bob picks back up in our study of the Gospel of John as he discusses the beginning of the 8th chapter in which the Pharisees bring before Jesus a woman caught in the act of adultery.

Thank you for joining us in worship today! This week we take a rabbit trail to talk about the life changing effects of worshipping God is in our daily lives.