On this All Saints Sunday, Pastor Eric invites us to remember the faithful saints who shaped our lives and showed us what steady trust in God looks like. Drawing from Psalm 119:137–144, he reminds us that God’s righteousness is not fragile, it holds fast through every change, loss, and trial. As we honor those who have gone before us, we’re called to carry the baton of faith forward with courage, compassion, and love that reflects Christ’s light in our world today.
The week that changed the world is the last week of Jesus’ life on earth, a week that began with shouts of, “Hosanna!” and ended with shouts of, “Crucify him!”
Jonah was the prophet who when God said, “Go,” Jonah told God, “No!” We all have a calling upon our lives to be the people of God where we are; yet it is challenging! We will examine what answering that call means in the midst of a pandemic, when there is violence and chaos in our world?
Our amazing God does his very best work when he enters into the broken places of our life and world. God brings healing and wholeness to our brokenness.
