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Today we discuss Psalm 139 and the the two kinds of people that dwell within each of us. Read More →

We discuss resting in the work, not resting from the work. Read More →

Today we welcome Dr. Nathan Howe as the new senior pastor of the United Methodist Church of Kent. Read More →

We mark Rev. Douglas Denton’s last Sunday in the pulpit before his retirement. Read More →

We each build in our own way on the foundation of Christ; we each have a role to play in God’s church, and through it all it is God who “gives the growth”. Read More →

The importance of remembering what God has done, to give us the proper orientation for our future. A prime example of this is the remembrance of Jesus’ sacrifice that we do in Communion. Read More →

In true humility, recognizing our need for God, we are lifted up in God’s grace. Read More →

Like Abraham or the disciples, everyone believer’s life is “unfinished,” in that we never arrive at a completion of all that we aim to be about. We find our fulfillment, however, in the place that we have in God’s everlasting purposes. Read More →

God works through ordinary people in extraordinary ways.  The examples in today’s Scriptures are Shiphrah, Puah, Jochebed, Miriam, and Pharaoh’s daughter. Read More →

We are urged throughout the Bible not to think we have “arrived” in faith but to keep pressing on to “know the Lord.” Read More →