Author Archive
Good News
Today our story features two unlikely characters, an Ethiopian eunuch and Phillip, who find out together just how “good’ the good news really is.
Speaker: Mike Steele
The Great Shepherd
In response to the religious leaders, Jesus shows us what a great shepherd looks like.
Speaker: Mike Steele
The Great Reversal
After Jesus’ death, two of his friends are having a hard time coping with Jesus being killed and their dreams being crushed. As they are journeying to a small village outside of Jerusalem Jesus shows up, unknown to them, and journey’s alongside the disciples. Though their hearts “burn” within them they are prevented from seeing Jesus until the “breaking of the bread.”
Speaker: Mike Steele
Do you doubt?
Many people look at Thomas as the example of “what not to do” in our journey with Jesus. Thomas often gets a bad wrap for being a doubter, but does Jesus really rebuke Thomas for his doubt or for something else?
Speaker: Mike Steele
He is Risen
The first Easter Sunday was experienced much differently by Jesus’ followers than we do today. The women who are going to the tomb are surprised to find an empty tomb and a promise that Christ is risen! They leave in fear and trembling not knowing what to make of this news. No physical Jesus, only a promise – and a hope that we enter into today by simply asking, “What if?”
Speaker: Mike Steele
Jesus’ Story
This week we experience the power of Holy Week by allowing Mark to tell his story. Allow the words to sink in. Allow Christ to come alive in new ways to you.
Mark 11-15:46
Speaker: Mike Steele
Go and Make Disciples in North Africa
Steve and Jenny Brown share a unique perspective about their coming mission trip to North Africa.
Speaker: Steve Brown
THAT Verse in John…
A closer look at arguably the most famous verse in all of scripture.
Speaker: Marnie Clagett
Cul-De-Sac Christianity or Chameleon Christianity?
Jesus identifies the greatest commandment is to love God with all of our being and to love our neighbors as ourselves. While this sounds pretty standard in Jewish thought, and maybe in our own, Jesus completely redefines what “neighbor” means.
Speaker: Mike Steele
