Pastor Betsey’s sermon, “God Chooses What Is Weak in the World,” teaches that God’s way of working often flips human expectations upside down. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 1:18–31, she explains […]
Pastor Betsey’s sermon, “God Chooses What Is Weak in the World,” teaches that God’s way of working often flips human expectations upside down. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 1:18–31, she explains […]
In “Following Christ in the World,” Rev. Betsey Moe emphasizes that to follow Christ is not a call to withdraw from society but to live faithfully, compassionately, and courageously within […]
In the sermon “Bringing Light into the Darkness,” Rev. Ted Mattie teaches that Jesus Christ enters into the world’s spiritual darkness as the true light and that believers are called […]
As we consider Jesus' baptism by an ordinary human (John), we are reminded of the role that ordinary, faithful people played in Jesus' early life -- people who protected him […]
Pastor Betsey reflects on the Epiphany story where the wise men travel to honor the newborn King and encounter danger in the form of King Herod, who feels threatened by […]
Pastor Betsey’s sermon emphasizes that in the midst of fear—whether personal anxieties or the broader uncertainties of life—the good news of Christ’s coming breaks through with a louder voice. Drawing […]
Rev. Mattie’s sermon centers on how fear often pushes us toward isolation, but God calls us instead to reach out to one another and to Him. Using biblical stories—especially Joseph’s […]
In her sermon “Even in Our Fear, We Are Called Forward,” Rev. Betsey Moe reframes fear not as a weakness or failure of faith, but as a natural and often […]
In “When We’re Running Out of Hope, God Is at Work,” Rev. Betsey Moe reflects on Matthew 11:1–11, where a discouraged, imprisoned John the Baptist asks Jesus if He truly […]
In “In the Time of Herod, We Long for God to Break In,” Dr. Forrest Buckner explores the deep sense of longing that marks both personal and societal life. He […]