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As we encounter the prophet Elisha, we are challenged to take a closer look at what we think, our underlying expectations, and what we are willing to do. Our scripture today can be found in 2 Kings 5: 1-14

What does it look like to follow Jesus? Are we up to the task? As Jesus sets His face towards Jerusalem, we are challenged by the call placed on each of us to make Jesus the center of our lives. Our scripture today can be found in Luke 9: 51-62

We welcome back Pastor Ron this Sunday. Living the Christian life and things in the church often start out well, but problems are often encountered later. When they do, God is yet faithful. Our scripture can be found in 1 Corinthians 1: 1-9

Today we see the additional benefits offered through God's love given to us through our faith in Jesus and the continued work of the Holy Spirit. Our scripture can be found today in Romans 5:1-5 The mission of HRC is "Connecting People to God's Family, Word, and Way of Life".

This day of Pentecost, we focus on God's work through the Holy Spirit to make known to everyone the saving path of Jesus. Our scripture can be found today in Acts 2: 1-21

Life can be hard. There are times we would like to call 'time-out' or simply ask that the roller coaster stop. The preacher of Hebrews has insight into how we should face life. Our scripture today can be found in Hebrews 12:3-4 The mission of HRC is "Connecting People to God's Family, Word, and Way of Life".

Motivation is behind most of our decisions. To run the race of life we need the best focus of all -- Jesus. The preacher of Hebrews would have us focus our gaze upon Jesus. Our scripture today can be found in Hebrews 12:2

After accepting Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior, Christians often wonder what is next? The preacher of Hebrews would not have us sit still, but calls and implores us forward with specific directions. Our scripture today can be found in Hebrews 12: 1

In the early actions and miracle works of the Apostles we have one of the windows into what a Disciple of Jesus looked like when we review the life of Tabitha. Today's scripture can be found in Acts 9:36-43

In the familiar telling of Saul's conversion to follow Christ, we will take particular notice of the repetitive call to 'rise up' which signifies not only action, but a change in direction to follow Christ. Today's scripture can be found in Acts 9: 1-20

This morning we are challenged by a simple greeting that can actually become our approach to life. The typical greeting of Jesus' day " Peace be with you" becomes striking when put in contrast with all that the disciples are facing. Let us consider how Jesus desires to retune our approach to life through this simple greeting. Our scripture today can be found in John 20: 19-31

The Resurrection! Christ is Risen! He is Risen Indeed! Our scripture today can be found in John 11: 23-27 and John 20: 1-18

As we celebrate Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem, we are called to keep in mind the greater picture. We are reminded why he came when we look upon His Glory. Our scripture today can be found in John 12: 9-19

Today, Jesus draws different images of God's speaking throughout the ages and adds a new one. All of these images are to give us greater clarity of God's gift of Life to us. Our scripture today can be found in John 6: 22-59.

We are growing closer to Easter and Resurrection. Today our journey with Jesus challenges us to see all that we are to be is through Him. Everything begins and ends with Him. Our scripture for today can be found in John 15: 1-11

Our journey with discovering Jesus, and who He is to us, continues as we come alongside His disciples and learn how He and His Message are One, singularly fixed upon us. Today's scripture can be found in John 14: 1-14

As Jesus invites us to understand who He is, He uses two different images to represent Himself, a 'door', and 'the good shepherd'. These become powerful images for who He is to us and what we may expect as we prepare ourselves for Easter.

Lent is a time of reflection and preparation in order to celebrate, with all that we are the wonderful gift of the Resurrection on Easter. In the Gospel of John, Jesus identifies Himself through several "I Am" statements in order to help us understand who He is to us, and how we benefit. We will journey with Jesus as He identifies Himself as the Light of the World.

Today we explore one of the more puzzling passages for believers as we consider what is said, and the call upon our lives. Today's scripture can be found in Luke 9: 28-36

How often we may wonder if God is really at work? Our ability to look at the past and present and determine the future leads us to believe only in what we know, often unaware of the separate streams of God's purposeful work. Today we will return to the reality that God has sent us His greatest work. Our scripture today can be found in Genesis 45: 3-15

Today we look at a central conviction of our faith. We are called to consider the options of what we believe and the resulting realities. Our scripture can be found in 1 Corinthians 15: 12-20.

Jesus astounds us with more than his miracles as He reveals His plan for us. Today our scripture can be found in Luke 5: 1-11

Today we explore the power and value of love as the Apostle Paul sets forward the central work of how we are to live and minister to one another. Our scripture today can be found in 1 Corinthians 13: 1-13.

If you have ever played a board game and wished you could start over because you didn't get enough properties in Monopoly , or the right profession in the game of Life, then you might be interested to know that deep within the heart of the Old Testament was this plan for everything to be reset every 50 years. It was called the year of Jubilee. This Sunday we will look at Jesus' reading of this hop...

Nestled amidst the central issue and key players in the Wedding at Cana we find the ordinary, the behind-the-scenes, people who are the first to understand. They are an example to us on how we may view what God is doing in our present world. Our scripture for today can be found in John 2:1-11.