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We are unable to be singing our great hymns together right now. So Dr. Jim Keck and Tom Trenney selected three hymns that have a timeless power and can speak to a hurting world. This week, Dr. Keck will preach on the awesome song "Great is Thy Faithfulnes
I put a picture of the Caribbean Island of St.Thomas next to this just to get your attention. I am actually preaching on St.Thomas the Apostle - not the gorgeous getaway - this weekend. You might remember him as the "Doubting Thomas" in John 20 but there
Humanity has a long tradition of persecuting prophets while they live and singing their praises after they die. At least, this was Jesus' contention. In the gospels of Matthew and Luke, Jesus becomes incensed at the religious and civic leaders' habitually
King Solomon is one of the most fascinating figures in history. He was a great King, Poet, Lover, Philosopher and Prophet. In 1st Kings Chapter 3 we read about God coming to him in a dream and offering to fulfill his greatest wish. Rather than wishing for
The great dream of Jacob where angels are ascending and descending upon a ladder has often been interpreted as the better angels of our own nature as we strive to manifest our most noble traits. Join Dr. Jim Keck this weekend as we share this aspirational
One of the events that most shaped the story of our faith is the Babylonian captivity. In the sixth century Jerusalem and the temple fell to invasion and thousands of people were exiled to a foreign land. In this time of pandemic, perhaps many of us feel
Using the passage about the healing of the blind man at Bethsaida, Dr. Keck will explore how we each lack a perfect clarity of vision and our brain tends to over compensate and make us more confident of our perceptions than is sensible. Fun optical illusi
So often it's easy for us to see someone in need and pass right by, thinking "That's not my neighborhood. That's not my responsibility. That's not my Child." Jesus' parable of the Good Samaritan teaches us that we are all neighbors and that when we truly
Much of Jesus ministry was lakeside. The lake of Galilee is so prominent in our Gospels its virtually a character in the story. (It's called the "Sea of Galilee" simply because their language did not differentiate between oceans and lakes). Let's spend th
We live in a time where worship at churches has been mostly suspended due to the pandemic. Quickly, the faith communities reacted and moved into the realm of digital worship. At some point, we will return to in-person worship, but now there will always be
Using a remarkable passage where Jesus himself seems to display a culturally conditioned prejudice but reacts quickly to right the wrong, Dr. Jim Keck will highlight that one of the major impulses behind the creation of our New Testament was an effort to
It is Pentecost Sunday and Dr. Jim Keck will use Acts Chapter two to envision a new Pentecost underway in our time of the pandemic. Like the first Pentecost, the Christian movement is being transformed in our own time. Come Holy Spirit, Come!