This is the first in a series about giving which we are going to look at this ThankGIVING season.  Because despite what you may think, we have much we can give to God.  This morning we look at giving God our talents.

Praise Him, Praise Him.  Now say that 11 more times and you have read the majority of Psalm 150.  It is all about praising the Lord in many ways.  And we look at three of these ways in this week's sermon.  Listen along with your favorite noise maker and join us in praising God.

Do to technical difficulties, the sermon this Sunday was not recorded.  Sorry for the inconvenience.

Remembering our past successes help us live our lives.  But how much more have our past failures helped us become who we are?  So we should pass on to the next generations not only our successes that they can learn from but also our failures.

Psalm 46 is another psalm of trust in a God who is our refuge and stronghold.

Who or what do you put your confidence in?  Well Psalm 27 gives us four avenues that lead to putting our confidence in God.

How big is God?  Maybe a better question is How big are you to God?  I answer both of these questions in this sermon based on Psalm 8.

We need to praise the Lord for all He has done.  And this psalm (100) gives us three aspects of praise that we need to consider as we praise the Lord.  Let all that has life and breath, PRAISE THE LORD.

We started a new series on the book of Psalms entitled "Psalms We Love".  I invited the congregation to send me what their favorite psalm is and I am preaching on them.  Those who are listening to this podcast are also invited to let me know what psalm they would like me to preach on.  You may submit them in the contact us page of this website.  I started this series off with one of my favorites and probably the most familiar and requested psalm: The 23th.  Here we see God as a shepherd.

We had a missionary from overseas share his ministry during the morning worship.  We recorded the service but due to the sensitivity of his work, we sill not be posting it.  However, if you would like to listen to it, please contact the church and we will be sure that you get a copy.  Thanks.

Caleb came to life in our service today.  Listen to this first hand account of his life.

We had a wonderful missionary guest speak to us this morning about her work in Indonesia.  Unfortunately we did not get a chance to record it.  Sorry

Nehemiah's character is what sets him aside as a hero of the Old Testament.  He was the kind of man God could use.  You too can have the same characteristics of Nehemiah if your life has the same three characteristics of Nehemiah.

This is the first in our Spring series entitled "Heroes of the Old Testament".  Over the next couple of months we are going to look at various individual men and women found in the OT and I intend to show that even though we often times see the triumphs of these people, they were not perfect.  They were people like you and me with struggles and failings that allowed themselves to be used by God.  This week we focused on Joshua, a man in a difficult crisis in his life and how he had the courage to move on.

How do people treat Jesus today?  How do you treat Jesus?  Well, there are three ways people treated Jesus on Good Friday.  See if they are still true today.