- Sermons -
THE BIBLE IS BOTH HUMAN AND DIVINE
RYNE PARRISH - JAN 19, 2025
Continuing our Bible Basics sermon series, Ryne’s message this week focuses on both the humanity and divinity of the Bible, acknowledging that though our God is all-powerful and doesn’t need any help, he has continually chosen to work in, through, and alongside us to accomplish his work.
THE BIBLE IS AN ANCIENT LIBRARY
RYNE PARRISH - JAN 12, 2025
Today’s lesson in our Bible Basics sermon series showcases the Bible as a vast library comprised of works of knowledge, poetry, biography, story, instruction, law, and teaching. Ryne reminds us that it’s important to explore all of the works, to discern what each type of literature is trying to tell us, and to lean on others for help in understanding what we are reading.
WHAT IS THE BIBLE?
RYNE PARRISH - JAN 05, 2025
Beginning a new sermon series aimed at helping us understand the basics of the Bible, Ryne reminds us that these ancient words are both human and divine, that they tell the whole story of Jesus in parts that each lead us to him, and that by reading the word of God together we allow ourselves the opportunity to achieve a newer or deeper perspective on something that is often so familiar.
PREPARE A ROOM FOR ME
RYNE PARRISH - DEC 22, 2024
As we continue to study through the time warp of Jesus’ arrival, Ryne’s message this week, highlighted through the example of Mary, is that when Jesus invites himself into our lives, we should remember that our only qualification for being involved in God’s plan is to prepare room for him in our lives.
HOME IN GLORY
RYNE PARRISH - DEC 15, 2024
Ryne’s lesson this week continues to walk us through the time warp of Jesus’ arrival that we find ourselves preparing for at this time of year with a reminder that while we prepare for Jesus to be present with us again, we celebrate God’s presence with us now.
PREPARE YE THE WAY
RYNE PARRISH - DEC 08, 2024
Beginning a new sermon series that focuses on our preparation for Jesus’ arrival, Ryne examines the time warp we exist in where we are preparing for something to happen that has already happened and is currently happening in the present, all at the same time.
THANKSGIVING FROM THE BELLY OF A FISH
RYNE PARRISH - DEC 01, 2024
In this week’s sermon, Ryne reiterates an idea already shared, that when thanksgiving is a habit, our perspective shifts and we are able to praise God for all of the ways he is working in this world, including the ways he is working through and for others around us.
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