For Christianity, marriage is much more than a convenient way to order society and build and protect families. Marriage is at its heart a reflection of two deeper theological realities: first, it reflects the eternal relationship that the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit...
In this week’s message, we turn our attention to a deeply personal and spiritual question: How’s your love life with Jesus? We often associate love with romance or family, but Jesus’ question to Peter in John 21—“Do you love Me?”—challenges us to reflect on the nature...
The St. James Fellowship Team, under the leadership of Jen Weber, is committed to nurturing a spirit of community within our church family. From coordinating funeral luncheons to planning joyful gatherings, this ministry creates meaningful opportunities for...
No one was saying "He is risen indeed" the first Easter. Rather there was fear and confusion summarized in the Gospel of Luke by the word "marveling." There are many today who also marvel-if God loves us and is all powerful why are there accidents,...
For lots of Christians knowing when they were saved is very important, and knowing the date they were baptized or the date they first believed becomes a way to assure themselves of the security of their relationship with God. There are two questions behind this issue:...
Join us for our Easter Sunday celebration as we proclaim the Good News of Jesus’ resurrection. Though He was betrayed, crucified, and buried, the tomb could not hold Him. On the third day, it was found empty—just as He said. Christ is risen! Alleluia! Reflect with us...
What gives a man facing hell the faith to both acknowledge the justice of his fate and yet at the same time hope for a totally undeserved eternity. What words did he hear that changed his life? What words will we hear this Good Friday that changes our lives? What is...
On this Holy Thursday, we will go on a treasure hunt—not the kind that leads to gold or jewels, but one that leads us to the greatest treasure of all time: Jesus. Drawing from Luke 22 and other rich passages of Scripture, we explore how the events of Holy Week fulfill...
Jesus was a wanted man. Some wanted Him dead. Others wanted to make Him King. And when He entered Jerusalem, it looked like a victory parade—crowds shouting, palms waving—but He didn’t ride in on a war horse. He came on a donkey. Why? Because this wasn’t a show of...
We invite all members to attend a special congregational meeting on Sunday, May 4, 2025, at 11:00 AM following the worship service. Agenda: Pastoral Call This is an important time in the life of our church, and your presence and participation are greatly valued....
