Sermons
Series Conclusion: The Book of Revelation
We close out our series on the Book of the Revelation this Sunday! What a journey. I want to thank those of you who really struggled with this series for enduring! It’s a tough book, but I am also glad we wrestled with it. This Sunday, however, I will not be here. I am grateful to have Pastor Kim back at it, and he will close out the series for us. -Pastor Paul Baudhuin
A Great Multitude…
We are getting toward the end of our series on Revelation: Just two weeks left! This week we get to the passage with the famed “Seven Seals”. So if you’ve ever wondered what that’s all about, be sure to join us this Sunday. One of the things I’ve enjoyed about finally tackling this wild book is the way in which it draws us into a vision for the kind of world I believe God dreams about, which is very much…
Keep On Keeping On
This Sunday we continue in our Revelation series, and we’ll take a jump backward to chapters 2 and 3, where the author writes short letters to seven churches in Asia Minor (modern day Turkey). These letters are the part of the book that are the least coded with complex metaphors. It will be a nice break from those wild visions! -Pastor Paul Baudhuin
The Lion is the Lamb
We are in the thick of Summer, and in the thick of The Book of The Revelation. This week we will look at a HUGE concept in this book which is the concept of “The Lamb”. What is this lamb? What does it mean? What is its purpose? -Pastor Paul Baudhuin
Beauty and the Beast
This Sunday we continue in our series on the Book of the Revelation, AKA: The Unveiling. This week we will unveil the beast! Yeeks! And it’s actually a pretty apt text for this holiday weekend. Come and find why! -Pastor Paul Baudhuin
The Unveiling
This Sunday we kick-off a 6-week series in the wild, mysterious, and widely misunderstood Book of the Revelation. Are you ready? I’m not! (I will be). -Pastor Paul Baudhuin
Bethlehem, Cicely, and Schitt’s Creek
We wrap our four week series on the Book of Ruth this Sunday. I hope you’ve enjoyed this series and this beautiful story. It’s one of my favs. We’ll take a sharp turn the following week and open the Book of The Revelation. Yeeks! -Pastor Paul Baudhuin
Be Like Ruth
This week in worship we carry on in our study of the Book of Ruth, and things really get moving! Again, I find this to be a beautiful, rich love story, and as pointed out in this week’s Bible Study, it’s not a love story merely between two people. It’s a story of omnidirectional love (is that a thing?), a sort of communal love story, and we’ll see that in this week’s chapter. -Pastor Paul Baudhuin
The Ruths In Our Midst
This week the story of Ruth and Naomi takes a turn as we’re introduced to a new character in a man named Boaz. This story, and this chapter, are rich with beauty and implications for our world today. I’m excited to dig into it with y’all! -Pastor Paul
What Is Right Now Will Not Always Be
Well, friends, we are heading into full Summer mode this Sunday! Our concert series wrapped up a couple weeks ago, last Sunday we wrapped another season in the Narrative Lectionary with Pentecost Sunday, Memorial Day has come and gone, and this Sunday is our first in the first of three Summer Series. We will spend the next four weeks in the beautiful Book of Ruth. It’s a short book (only 4 chapters), and is of course about Ruth, but it’s…