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Recent Sermons

  • Week 2: From Getting to Generosity
    Today’s message talks about the blessings of giving eagerly, thoughtfully and generously. Scripture used: 2 Chronicles 9:1-15; Luke 12:13-21 Rev. Dr. Jonathan Tagg
  • Still Good News? Part VII - Persecution
    Bishop Andudu Adam Elnail, a refugee from the violence in his homeland of Sudan, visits us to preach about the Gospel and persecution. Rt. Rev. Andudu Adam Elnail
  • Still Good News? Part VI - The Power of Testimony
    In the sixth of our sermon series, Still Good News?, Pastor Jonathan shares the importance, beauty, and power of sharing your testimony of the Gospel with others. Rev. Dr. Jonathan Tagg
  • Healing
    Pastor Jonathan preaches on healing, looking at the story of Blind Bartimaeus in Mark 10. Rev. Dr. Jonathan Tagg Sermon/Scripture: Acts 28:17-31; Mark 10:46-52 What jumped out at you from the sermon or scripture? What did you learn about God, yourself, how to live? What are 1-3 applications for you personally? Is there anything you feel challenged by from the sermon or these verses?
  • A Dwelling Place for God
    Chris Meckley When did you feel closest to Christ this past week? Sermon/Scripture: Ephesians 2:10-22 & Mark 6: 30-44
  • Embracing the Supernatural: A message from Amos 7
    Sermon/Scripture: Amos 7: 7-15; Mark 6: 7-13
  • Psalm 112
    Chris Andrews, one of our deacons, preaches on Psalm 112, Deuteronomy 15, and Luke 6, looking at what it means to be radically, worshipfully, and joyfully generous. Rev. Chris Andrews
  • Jesus' Definition of Discipleship
    Scripture passage: Luke 14:25-35 and Psalm 130 Rev. Dr. Jonathan Tagg
  • The Pursuit of Christian Virtue
    Rt. Rev. Steve Breedlove, the Bishop of our diocese (The Anglican Diocese of Christ Our Hope) joined us for worship today, preaching on 2 Peter 1. He encourages us to continue in discipleship, and in particular, in the pursuit of Christian virtue.
  • Easter Sunday
    Pastor JT preaches on the Resurrection of Jesus. What is the significance of this event, and what does it mean for how we live our lives today? Rev. Dr. Jonathan Tagg