Called and Sent by the Spirit-052426

Welcome, Jesus Style-0628-26

This week, Rev. Dr. Elizabeth Boone McLean shares a message titled "Welcome, Jesus-Style," inspired by Matthew 10:40–42. In these few verses, Jesus offers a simple yet profound reminder: when we welcome others with kindness, compassion, and generosity, we welcome Christ himself. Even the smallest acts of hospitality can become powerful expressions of God's love. Wherever you are listening today, may this message encourage you to see every act of kindness as an opportunity to share Christ's love and to extend a welcome that reflects the heart of Jesus.

Called to Love-0621-26

This week, the Women of Grace lead a special Father’s Day worship service centered on one of the most beautiful truths of our faith: We love because God first loved us. Together, they explore what it means to be loved by God and how that love is reflected in fathers, mentors, friends, church family, and all those who walk alongside us. Wherever you are listening today, may this message remind you of the people who have shared God’s love with you and inspire you to share that same love with others.

We Are Alone or Lonely!-061-26

This week, Rev. David Judd shares a message titled "We Are Alone Or Lonely!" based on Matthew 9 & 10 and 1 Timothy. In these passages, we find a powerful reminder that faith was never meant to be a solitary journey. Jesus sent the disciples out together, and Paul nurtured a deep partnership with Timothy—showing us that God often works through relationships, encouragement, and shared ministry. Wherever you are listening today, may this message remind you that you are not meant to carry life's burdens alone and that God often meets us through the people who journey with us.

Mercy, Not Sacrifice-0607-2026

This week, Pastor Jan Alexander shares a message titled "Mercy, Not Sacrifice," inspired by Matthew 9: 9–13. In this passage, Jesus reminds us that faith is not about earning God's favor or proving our worth. Instead, it begins with God's mercy—a love that welcomes us, restores us, and calls us to extend that same compassion to others. Wherever you are listening today, may this message encourage you to receive God's mercy with gratitude and to share that mercy with those around you.

Transforming Love-0531-2026

This week, we reflect on one of the most beloved passages in Scripture, John 3:16–17. Through a personal story of faith, family, and the transforming power of love, Connie Roalson invites us to consider what it means that God so loved the world. These familiar verses remind us that God's love is not limited to a few, but offered freely to all. It is a love that meets us where we are, shapes who we are becoming, and calls us to see one another with grace and compassion. Wherever you are listening today, may this message help you rediscover the good news that you are deeply loved. Let it inspire you to share that love with others.