After sneaking quietly into at a major feast, Jesus turned up the heat. At the climax of one of the three most important feasts of the Jewish calendar, Jesus stood up and cried out: If anyone thirsts, let him come to me and drink. Whoever believes in me, as the Scripture has said, ‘out of Read more
This week’s message looks at the ones who muttered behind Jesus’ back and encourages us to inspect our own thoughts regarding His teaching. Do we expect Jesus to show up and reveal himself according to our timetable? Maybe we create our own image of Him or analyze His words and actions instead of accepting Jesus’ Read more
At the end of John 6, the crowd follows Jesus to Capernaum where he continues teaching. The message is bold, shocking and so offensive that he loses many of his followers. Jesus dared to look beyond their physical needs, challenge their expectations of a Messiah, and had the audacity to present himself as the ultimate Read more
This week’s message is the account of Jesus walking on the water. The disciples had just been part of a miraculous event and following this incredible high, they encounter a storm while crossing the Sea of Galilee. In the midst of chaos and darkness, Jesus comes to them and they have to make a choice. Read more
Following the miracle of feeding more than five thousand people, Jesus is faced with having to explain who he is … again. The crowd was looking for a leader who would establish a kingdom that met their material needs. Jesus crushes their world view by teaching that he is “the bread of life”, and has Read more
The feeding of the five thousand is the only miracle recorded in all four gospels. As Jesus continues his teaching and healing, he has attracted a huge following who are so eager to hear from him, they have neglected to think about food. When Philip and Andrew are told to feed them, they miss the Read more
Pastor Wendy Payne picks up the story in John 5, as Jesus continues to explain to the Pharisees who he is. Even though there is proof through the testimony of others, the miracles that have happened, and evidence in the Scriptures, they stubbornly refuse to believe that Jesus is their Messiah. Perhaps we can learn a Read more
This week’s message deals with the second half of the story at the Pool called Bethesda and explains that Jesus had another motive for healing the crippled man. When he was accused by the Jewish leaders of working on the Sabbath, Jesus made it clear that he was conducting business as his Heavenly Father would. Read more
John 5:1-15 tells the story of a crippled man at the pool of Bethesda. In those days, people with disabilities carried a stigma that caused far more despair than their physical limitations … they were social outcasts. After 38 years of placing his trust in the healing waters of the pool, the man has lost all Read more
The Bible compares our relationship with God to a marriage relationship. A husband and wife begin their courtship with intense feelings of love and the deep desire to be together as much as possible, then love develops into something stronger as they face life’s struggles . Love can’t be forced or manufactured, it needs to Read more
Morning Worship 10:00 a.m.
Evening Study 6:00 p.m.
Monday Ladies Study 10:00 a.m.
Wednesday Prayer 7:00 p.m.
Friday Youth 7:00 p.m.
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38 Wellington St