Pastor Shaun discusses how Jesus revolutionizes our worship, dwelling on his authority over it and how rules can obscure God’s command, preventing worship from leading to the restoration for which it was designed.
David Wegener shares with us from Revelation. As God’s people, we are called to worship Jesus for the work that was completed on the cross.
Shaun talkes about how Jesus’ arrival has changed everything and we can no longer live like we used to.
Shaun Spencer examines this familiar image of a celebratory feast and discusses some of the circumstances of our participation.
Pastor Shaun discusses Jesus declaration of His Godhood, reflecting on the importance of the associated dialog regarding forgiveness.
Pastor Shaun discusses the freedom from shame Jesus provides by his healing and reflects on the obstacles to ministry that can develop when we witness in ways other than directed by our Lord.
Shaun talks about the different circles that Jesus was involved in and how he reached out to the people in need like us.
Max Harris discusses the value of some very simple Pauline instructions we often ignore or perform with misdirection regarding civic leaders.
In observing the story of Jesus teaching with authority to those previously bound by the teaching of the scribes, Shaun Spencer discusses the freedom from spiritual tyranny that Jesus’ authority continues to offer us.
In reflecting on the call to Peter, Andrew, James, and John, pastor Shaun discusses the importance of orienting our plans, relationships, and occupations around the work and reign of Christ.
