A list of all the video sermons available on the site.

On this day when we as a nation celebrate our independence and our freedom, let those of us in God's family remember that we are ultimately created to use that freedom to submit to God, to deny ourselves and to seek what God desires.

The art of being intentionally inclusive.

Reflections on Jeremiah 29:1-11

Reflections on Romans 1:1-2

Reflections on Galatians 5:16-26

Then I heard the voiced of the Lord saying, “Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?”
And I said, “Here am I. Send me!”

The Day of Pentecost is a celebrated event that represented the birth of the Christian church. It was a moment where the Holy Spirit enacted a movement of which we are now a part. It would set the stage for a narrative that began in…

Philippians 4:13 is an oft quoted scripture. Athletes and others have tattooed this scripture on their bodies as a reminder of the power they have within to accomplish anything. But what was the context whereby Paul makes this…

The church has long been populated by men and women who are deeply convicted by the gospel of Christ. This conviction does not ensure unity and harmony on every subject, theological point or doctrine. Still, our God demands that we find…

During the Pandemic, the Reynoldsburg church excelled in generosity. While many churches did see a precipitous drop in contributions, in comparison, our church did very well. Why has our church remained so generous in a time of struggle…

In this kickoff to the new series, we revisit a prayer by Paul where he speaks of God’s immeasurable ability to do things over and above our imagination. It is this ability that launches God’s people into the stratosphere of things we…

In this kickoff to the new series, we revisit a prayer by Paul where he speaks of God’s immeasurable ability to do things over and above our imagination. It is this ability that launches God’s people into the stratosphere of things we…

Once again, we consider the Resurrection story included in the Gospel of Mark.  It ends abruptly leaving the reader in suspended intrigue.  What does it mean?  How are we to approach the Resurrection Story and its seeming lack of…

The temptation in the garden of Eden was less about eating a piece a fruit and more about assuming control over one’s own life. Jesus’ final word of the cross was one of ultimate submission. He gave us a foreshadow of this word when He…

I wonder if Jesus’ sixth word was an utterance out of a sense of accomplishment or out of sheer exhaustion. At any rate, the moment of Jesus final breath is upon us. It is a moment for us to reflect on a life that was lived. A life not…

Throughout the death scene of Jesus, we are forced to reckon with the humanity of Jesus. The loss of blood and the heavy panting as he struggles to cling to life certainly caused severe dehydration. He was thirsty and he makes an…

While hanging on the cross, Jesus repeats words first uttered in the Psalms. Jesus repeats these words that are haunting yet reflects the reality of his painful situation. He felt abandoned, he felt alone. He felt; That should be a…

Perhaps one of the most heart wrenching scenes at the crucifixion was the scene of a mother watching her son in agonizing pain. Parents should never have to be witnesses of such horrors. Knowing the residual pain and trauma of…

All would agree that Jesus was not guilty of the crimes that precipitated his sentence of execution by way of crucifixion. But Jesus hung on a cross between two men, who presumably were guilty of their crimes. All three men would…