Another John Weekly Message

Mary's visit to Elizabeth reminds us that Christmas can never be ruined.

How do we respond to tragedy, or the darkness of our lives? Here are two things we should be ready to do: pray and remember.

Being Christian involves a lot of waiting. We are trusting that God keeps promises.

We all have a story tell of what God has done for us. Here's mine. Will you share yours?

It's hard to see all the blessings we have from God when we're too concerned with what others have.

This was a surprise way to start our church service.

Life, even life with God, is still life. What do we need since life is not "Happily Ever After?"

God speaks from the whirlwind, but the answer may surprise you.

Feeling like God isn't anywhere to be found is not uncommon. What happens when we feel that way?

The first sermon in our series entitled "Lessons from Job." You can do everything right and still have everything go wrong.

In Jesus' name we have all been called to life and service to God--all of us.

If God is for us, there is nothing to fair. But! If we're walking with Christ, there are times we will be afraid.

How can we ever keep from putting our foot in our mouth? Wisdom is the greatest tongue depressor.

How does our perception of others dictate how we love and serve them? We are to see others how God sees them.

What makes someone's religion good or bad? In this sermon we see how our religion shapes us as Christians.

There is a real fight to be had. God, however, fights differently, and so should we.

The most faithful thing we can do with the time God has given us is to "make the most" of it.

What do the "No's," "Thou Shall Nots" and "Stop doing..." of our faith remind us? 1) Our actions have consequences in our relationship with others and God. 2) God is always doing something new!

What do you think Jesus meant when he said we would NEVER be hungry or thirsty? Here is what I think.

Everything we can claim to know about God should always be related to the love God has shown us.