Where can we find hope in the midst of darkness?
This Easter Sunday, Dr. Kevin Tully unravels the answer through the profound narrative of Christ's resurrection. In a world yearning for renewal, explore how the Easter message offers profound hope for personal and societal transformation. Through reflection on the Lord's Prayer, uncover the enduring promise of Easter: that in Christ's triumph over death, God's eternal kingdom, power, and glory shine forth.

Join us this Sunday as we embark on a journey to discover hope in resurrection with Dr. Kevin Tully's sermon, "For Thine Is the Kingdom,
And the Power, and the Glory Forever."

How can we resist temptation?
Delving into the Lord's Prayer, Dr. Kevin Tully will explore the significance of asking God to lead us away from temptation and evil. Drawing from biblical passages and real-life anecdotes, he'll challenge us to reflect on the temptations we face and how we can resist them with God's guidance.

Join us this Sunday with Dr. Kevin Tully's sermon, "And Lead Us - Not Into Temptation..."

What does it mean to truly forgive?
This Sunday, we will explore Matthew 18:21-35, where Jesus teaches the importance of forgiveness through a powerful parable. Discover the transformative power of forgiveness in our lives and how it reflects our relationship with God. Don't miss this opportunity to reflect on the depth of God's mercy and our call to extend forgiveness to others as we journey together in faith.

Join us this Sunday with Dr. Kevin Tully's sermon, "And Forgive Us Our Trespasses."

Traditional

Can we discern the true essence of our existence in the midst of our possessions?
Join us this week as we delve into the Parable of the Rich Fool from Luke 12:13-31, where a man's quest for material wealth intersects with Jesus' timeless teachings. The familiar prayer, "Give us this day our daily bread," takes on a profound significance, challenging us to consider its layers of meaning in our spiritual and practical journey. Be part of this exploration as we unravel the connection between our relationship with God, the pursuit of wealth, and the call to be rich toward God in a world often marked by greed.

Join us this Sunday with Rev. Val Stewart's sermon, "Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread."

Modern

What significance is hidden within the simple plea, 'Give us This Day Our Daily Bread'? 
In a world enamored with material abundance, we'll unravel the parable of the rich fool and Jesus' warning against the pitfalls of greed. Explore the intricate connections between seeking God's daily provision, cultivating gratitude, and living a life of purpose.

Join us this Sunday with Dr. Kevin Tully's sermon, "Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread."

Traditional

What is the Kingdom of God?
Drawing insights from Matthew 6:7-13, we will explore the concept of "the Kingdom of God" and its dynamic nature. Reflect with us on the Lord's Prayer and its plea for God's will to be done on earth, contemplating our role in bringing the Kingdom to earth. Don't miss this opportunity for a meaningful journey into the beauty and significance of living in the Kingdom of God.

Join us this Sunday with Dr. Kevin Tully's sermon, "Thy Kingdom Come, Thy Will Be Done."

Modern

What is the Kingdom of God?
This week in Modern Worship, our resident lay speaker, Patrick Wilson, will continue the sermon series on the Lord's Prayer by exploring the question of how we find the kingdom of God in the here and now. 

Join us this Sunday with Patrick Wilson's sermon, "Thy Kingdom Come, Thy Will Be Done."

What does it mean when we say "Hallowed be Thy Name"?
This Sunday, Dr. Kevin Tully will explore this inquiry, finding inspiration in Luke 11:1-4. As we navigate the Lenten season, we'll unravel the close connection between prayer and theology, exploring how grappling with our beliefs can result in profound transformation and blessings.

Join us this Sunday with Dr. Kevin Tully's sermon, "Hallowed Be Thy Name."

Do we all have a prayer?
This Sunday, Rev. Dr. Kevin Tully explores the universal nature of the Lord's Prayer. As he delves into the opening line, 'Our Father, who art in heaven,' he invites the congregation to discover a deeper connection with God as both an incomprehensible and a caring parent. Don't miss the opportunity to unravel the mysteries of prayer and embrace a profound sense of belonging within your spiritual family. Join us for a journey of self-discovery and a renewed perspective on the Lord's Prayer.

Join us this Sunday as we begin our new series with Dr. Kevin Tully's sermon, "Our Father, Who Art In Heaven."