Sunday May 17th Ascension Sunday the sermon title is What about Anton Dostler. The scripture is John 8:1-11.
The theme of the sermon is Gods mercy: It is the foundation of salvation.
Hope to see you on Sunday.
Blessings to all.
Pastor Michael
Sunday May 10th the Sixth Sunday of Easter the sermon title is Mother of Moses. The scripture is Exodus 2:1-10.
This Sunday we celebrate all the mothers in our lives.
This includes birth mom, adopted mom, older sister, aunt, grandmother, stepmother, or someone else.
Hope to see you on Sunday.
Blessings to all.
Pastor Michael
This Sunday May 3rd the Fifth Sunday of Easter the sermon title is Mise en place. The scripture is Ephesians 6:10-18.
“Mise en place” (pronounced, “meez on plahz”) is a French culinary term meaning, “to put in place.”
It refers to proper and necessary preparation before cooking. The sermon will be about the importance of preparation in living a Christian life.
See you all on Sunday
Blessings to all.
Pastor Michael
This Sunday April 26th the Fourth Sunday of Easter the sermon title is The Most Famous Unknown Person in the Bible. The scripture is John 6:5-14.
The theme of the sermon is about how seemingly insignificant people can have a tremendous impact.
Hope to see you all on Sunday
Blessings to all.
Pastor Michael
This Sunday February 22nd is First Sunday in Lent. The sermon title for Kedron is He Gets Us. The scripture is John 3:16-17.
The First Sunday in Lent we focus on Jesus’ temptation in the wilderness and the start of the 40-day journey.
See you at worship this Sunday.
Blessings,
Pastor Michael
This Sunday February 15th is Transfiguration Sunday. The sermon title for Kedron is Living in the Shadow of Death. The scriptures are from the 23rd Psalm.
This Sunday we celebrate the revelation of God in Jesus Christ and Christ’s manifestation as the fulfillment of the law and the prophets.
See you at worship this Sunday.
Blessings,
Pastor Michael
This Sunday February 8th is the Fifth Sunday after the Epiphany. The sermon title for Kedron is The Dash Between the Dates. I may have used that title before, but this will be an entirely new sermon.
Jesus said let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father in heaven.
We need to embrace what comes our way as an opportunity… rather than a personal inconvenience.
See you at worship this Sunday.
Blessings,
Pastor Michael
This Sunday January 25th is the Third Sunday after the Epiphany. The sermon title is Got Your Bread and Milk? The scripture is Matthew 25:1-13.
Are you prepared? Superficial preparation isn’t enough.
Spiritual preparedness is a personal responsibility.
You cannot rely on others to provide your own spiritual readiness.
See you at worship this Sunday.
Blessings,
Pastor Michael
This Sunday January 11th is the Baptism of the Lord Sunday. The sermon title is Wading in the Water. The scripture is Matthew 3:13-17.
We will celebrate the Baptism of Jesus which has been observed for hundreds of years.
Part of the theme is baptism (non-sectarian). Also, although Jesus did not have to be baptized, He chose to do it to show that He was “in it with us.”
See you at worship this Sunday.
Blessings,
Pastor Michael
This Sunday, Epiphany Sunday, we celebrate when the star in the sky leads the magi to the baby Jesus, the light of the world. It is the manifestation of Christ Jesus, who came to dwell among us.
Epiphany is based on the first non-Hebrew people to see Jesus (I.e., the Wisemen).
Epiphany reminds us that Christmas was just the beginning of our story as Christians.
I look forward to seeing you on Sunday.
Blessings,
Pastor Michael