New Beginning: New Friends

February 6, 2022  Our message series we’re in is about a new beginning, about starting fresh this year. We’re focusing on the most important things in life. The first week we talked about having a New Heart. We looked at the story of the Woman at the Well and learned we can achieve a newContinue reading “New Beginning: New Friends”

New Beginning: New Mind

January 25, 2022  It’s almost time for the Olympics. AGAIN. The winter Olympics is less than two weeks away! If it seems like we just had the Olympics, that’s because the 2020 summer Olympics was postponed until summer 2021. Now we’re having the on-time Winter Olympics.   Athletes are going to have a real challenge. First, they have to be in top form for theContinue reading “New Beginning: New Mind”

New Beginning: A New Heart

January 16, 2022 I’m so excited, we’re starting our new sermon series on the idea of New Beginnings! We are hitting the reset button in our life or areas in our life that aren’t going the way we want. It’s about taking time to refocus on the most important things in life and starting someContinue reading “New Beginning: A New Heart”

Christmas: A New Beginning

Christmas Eve, 2021  Everyone celebrates Christmas a little differently. Do you open presents on Christmas eve? Do you open them Christmas day?  Do you celebrate more than one Christmas?  Many years again when I was in the volunteer service in Seattle, we volunteers lived together in the same house. We opened our presents from homeContinue reading “Christmas: A New Beginning”

Missing Peace: I’m in a hurry!

December 12, 2021  Here is a Christmas cookie joke: why don’t gingerbread men have teeth? Because of ginger-vitis!  We are in week three of our message series: missing peace. The first week we learned when we have a negative thought to replace it with a promise of peace: I can do all things Christ whoContinue reading “Missing Peace: I’m in a hurry!”

Missing Peace Part 1: Peace like a River

Nov 28, 2021  If you’re a little kid, eating an ice cream cone, and the ice cream falls off on the sidewalk you might start bawling. It’s understandable! I cried a lot when I was a kid.  But if you’re an adult, and your ice cream falls and you start bawling, that’s unusual. Because usually we get some perspective over time: it’s not the endContinue reading “Missing Peace Part 1: Peace like a River”