One Thing – Sean Howard
Sean Howard January 11th, 2026 Matthew 13:44–46 Rev. Sean Howard explored Jesus’ parables of the hidden treasure and the pearl to show that the Kingdom of God is of incomparable worth. When people truly encounter the Kingdom, it isn’t merely a matter of adding Jesus into one’s life but joyfully submitting our own “kingdoms” to His. The striking part of the parables isn’t only the sacrifice of selling everything, but the joy with which it’s done — because nothing compares…
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Theme: Wise Hope – We can make a difference!
We woke up this morning in a time when it is easy to lose hope—or even to feel that there is no hope at all. Wars are raging without end. We woke up in a world where fascism is rising, where political and economic troubles press on us every day. We woke up in a world groaning under ecological collapse, torn apart by division, and weighed down by personal struggles of despair. On this Remembrance Day, we gather to remember…
Sent: Here I Am, Lord
Eric Lee Sermon Synopsis – July 6th 2025 Luke 10:1-11 In Luke 10:1–11, Jesus sends out seventy-two disciples—not just the Twelve—signifying that the mission of God is for everyone. It’s a wake-up call to the whole Church: we are all sent to proclaim the Kingdom, together, boldly, and without delay. This sermon challenges the apathy that plagues today’s Church, especially in the West, where faith has become optional, seasonal, or privatized. The truth is sobering:Christianity is always one generation away…
I Will Be Back
Sermon Synopsis – March 9th 2025 Luke 4:1-13 As we enter the first week of Lent, we journey with Jesus into the wilderness, where He faces the great adversary— the Fallen Angel, the ruler of this world. The Devil tempts Jesus with bread, power, and fame, offering shortcuts to glory. “If you are the Son of God…” the tempter taunts, daring Jesus to force God’s hand. Yet, Jesus does not take the bait. He refuses to put God to the…
Love Your Enemies
Sermon Synopsis – March 2nd 2025 Luke 6:27-36 Je su s’ command to “Love you r enemie s” i s a counterintuitive call that challenges our mercy, our standards of judgment, and our confession of faith. The world teaches fairness and retaliation, but Jesus calls us to love, do good, bless, and pray even for those who hate us.This exposes our tendency to expect mercy while withholding it from others. True love is costly and extends beyond those who love…
From Now On You Will Fish For People
From Now On You Will Fish For People Eric Lee Sermon Synopsis – January 26th 2025 Luke 5:1-11 As part of a pulpit exchange at a church he had once served, Pastor Eric Lee shares a personal testimony of faith inspire by his Epiphany reflection. He recounts his journey into ministry, emphasizing the transformative call to trust humility, and discipleship. By stepping into the unknown and relying on God’s grace, he highlights how Jesus invites each of us to join…
Our Need to Hear God’s Word – Tim Bruneau
Sermon Synopsis – January 26th 2025 Amos 8:4-12 The Prophet Amos predicted a time of famine regarding hearing the word of God. Though we may not recognize it, there is a spiritual famine in our day. As Christians may we take up the responsibility to be & speak the word of the LORD today. We pray that people receive the ‘Bread of Life’ (Jesus) they desperately need.
The Promise of Compassion
As we light the second Advent candle, the candle of Peace, we reflect on The Promise of Compassion, rooted in God’s tender mercy and fulfilled in the birth of Jesus. Advent reminds us of the hope, love, joy, and peace Christ brings, calling us to embody His compassion.
Greatness in God’s Eyes
As we go about our daily lives, we are consistently confronted with the idea of greatness. Whether it be sports, the business world, or even the realm of social media, we are always chasing after greatness. Our secular culture often defines greatness as power, wealth, or status. Interestingly, this is not only true of our modern era; in Mark 10:35-45, two of Jesus’ closest disciples (James and John) were caught up in this idea of greatness. They pleaded with Jesus for positions of honor and glory, to be seated at our Lord’s right and left hand.
Handled with Prayer
his sermon concludes the study of James, focusing on the practical outworking of faith and the vital role of prayer in the Christian life. James teaches that faith must be lived out in action, encouraging believers to turn to prayer in all
circumstances—whether facing trouble, sickness, or joy.
Isreal in God’s Plan
Sermon Summary – August 18, 2024
Two theological positions hinder Jewish outreach: dual covenant theology and replacement theology. God’s covenants with Israel can be conditional or unconditional. His promises were fulfilled, are being fulfilled, or will be fulfilled in the end-time future. God’s covenant with Abraham was unconditional (Genesis 12:1-4), and so was the Land promise (Gen. 15:18-21).