September 17, 2017
Does Jesus Know How to Party? (John 2:1-11) by Chelsea Page At first glance it doesn’t seem like Jesus is much concerned with the partygoers running out of wine in this story. It is easier to imagine him… Read More
Reflection September 10 , 2017
The Lost Shepherd by Chelsea Page Matt. 18:10 “Take care that you do not despise one of these little ones; for, I tell you, in heaven their angels continually see the face of my Father in heaven. 12… Read More
Reflection September 3, 2017 and Coach’s corner
REFLECTION SEPTEMBER 3 Philippians 2 Lift Each Other Up by Chelsea Page The artist Isamu Yoshida did the right thing by his friend; he truly looked after others’ interests, not his own, and took up his cross in… Read More
Reflection August 27, 2017
Isaiah 56:6-8 and Matthew 15:25-28 Chelsea Page Our theme today is “traveling between worlds.” We learn from the gospel that people who know how to travel between worlds, like so many in this congregation and our so many… Read More
Reflection August 20, 2017
Isaiah 56:6-8 and Matthew 15:25-28 Chelsea Page Our theme today is “traveling between worlds.” We learn from the gospel that people who know how to travel between worlds, like so many in this congregation and our so many… Read More
Reflection August 13, 2017
Matthew 14:26-30 Afraid of Having Faith by Chelsea Page Have you ever been in a row boat and tried to row against the wind? You don’t get very far, do you? That’s the situation the disciples are in… Read More
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Reflection September 24, 2017
Philippians 3:10-15 and John 14:16-19 by Chelsea Page If I see everything as going bad in the world, how can I claim that God still good? Isn’t God present in and responsible for the bad stuff happening all… Read More