A look at the epiphanies of the wise men, the woman at the well, the disciples on the road to Emmaus, and Paul’s conversion.
Don’t Forget the Trees – Dan Waugh (29 Dec 2013)
As we wrap up 2013 and head into a new year, it’s a good time to take stock and make course corrections if necessary. Dan asks two questions to help us do that.
Great Joy – John Mangrum (22 Dec 2013)
Pastor John Mangrum reminds us that the message of Christmas is one of great joy for all peoples. It’s a message that often gets lost in the hustle and bustle of the holidays.
The Peace of Christmas — Bob Whitaker (15 Dec 2013)
A look at “peace”: practical, personal, and complete peace. Is peace possible? Where does this peace come from?
Connexion: The Original KoK – Bob Whitaker (15 Dec 2013)
Bob explains the significance of calling Jesus King, and why it is an incredibly important designation for Jesus despite how odd it sounds to our modern ears. He isn’t President, He is King, the King of Kings. This is the conclusion to our ‘Rediscovering Jesus’ series.
Loving Shepherd — Bob Whitaker (8 Dec 2013)
A message from Isaiah 40:9-11 on the 2nd Sunday of Advent.
Connexion: A Sympathetic Ear, and So Much More – Dan Waugh (8 Dec 2013)
Dan explains what it means to say the Jesus is our Great High Priest and explores this theme in the book of Hebrews. Understanding Jesus’ ministry as our High Priest gives us confidence in prayer, strength to persevere, and a powerful weapon to fight against guilt and shame.
Great David’s Greater Son — Dan Waugh (1 Dec 2013)
A look at hope in Jesus on this first Sunday of Advent.
Gratitude and Salvation Are Inseparable — Bob Whitaker (24 Nov 2013)
Luke 17:11-19 When 10 men who were afflicted with leprosy called out to Jesus, he was gracious enough to heal all of them. However, only one came back to Jesus in order to give thanks – the man was a Samaritan. In most areas of life, a sense of entitlement is unbecoming, but as it relates to faith it is deadly. Is it even possible for ingratitude or a sense of entitlement to coexist with salvation? It is certainly something worth thinking about. Today we remember the importance of thanksgiving for all God’s good gifts, especially the gift of salvation.
First Things First — Bob Whitaker (17 Nov 2013)
A look at Jesus’ teaching on treasure through four questions: Where is your heart? Who owns your soul? How is your faith? What are your priorities?