Our second online service during the COVID-19 outbreak and time of physical distancing. Each member of the pastoral team shares a few reflections about children of light and remembering to…
There are (at least) three messages to draw from Jesus' conversation with Nicodemus. (1) We can pay lip service to God, but unless we make a change from the inside,…
Paul's admonition to the, likely dozens, of Corinthian believers was to be of the same mind. This does not mean that we do not listen to others, but rather that…
Drawing from the Bridges Out of Poverty framework, we can see how Jesus suspended mental models of Samaritans at that time, and was able to see the Samaritan woman at…
The virtue of love is the virtue that all others spring from. Love is the definition of God, as God is love. There is no greater act of love than…
The vice of sloth is more than just laziness. It can also mean listlessness, which is a lack of care about one's position or the reluctance to assert oneself. Often…
Lust is the vice of craving or desiring for the pleasures of the body; most often sexual. Lust promises the good feelings of delight and pleasure, yet it is not…
The first virtue in this series is Humility. Humility is not about thinking less of ourselves; it is freedom from thinking about self at all. Jesus gave the greatest example…
The first deadly sin of this sermon series is Pride. Pride is often considered the root of all sin. It disorients people from God's love in that it is an…
Youth leaders, Marvin and Linda Zehr, share some of their insights from attending MennoCon 19 with the Lowville Mennonite Youth Group. Linda shares about "The Other 90 Percent;" how to…