Speaker: Austin Thomas

This Sunday is our annual Kirkin o the Tartan Family Blessing Service, where families receive a blessing for the year ahead. For the sermon, we open the Bible to Genesis 48 to see how blessing one another is a gift from God to encourage and strengthen His promises from generation to generation.

We continue our sermon series that will launch our church into a year-long focus on prayer. This week we open our Bibles to Revelation 3:14-22, where we hear the invitation of Jesus to enter in and dine with us, and how this invitation by Jesus, is a call to all of us to know him as we are known by him.

Our Sermon this Sunday kicks off a year of seeking the Lord in Prayer. In this Sermon Pastor Austin explores why we are seeking prayer and God’s specific command behind prayer to His people in 2 Chronicles 7. Will you join us in praying to align with God’s will for 2025?

We wrap up the Christmas season on Epiphany Sunday with a special message from Isaiah 60:2-3. Epiphany is celebrated as the time when the magi arrive before the Christ child and worship him. How are we challenged by these men from the easy who come to bow before Jesus?

We will continue from where we left off in advent and pick up during Christmastide in Isaiah 9:1-7. In this sermon we go deeper into what does “the zeal of the Lord” mean? How does that apply to us?

We continue exploring the prophet Isaiah chapter 9 on this third Sunday of Advent. This Sunday we explore the second part of verse 6 about the names attributed to The Messiah. What does this mean for us as we reflect.

We continue exploring the prophet Isaiah chapter 9 on this second Sunday of Advent. This Sunday we explore the first part of verse 6 about the Child born and Son given to us. What does this mean for us as we reflect.

Join us for the First Sunday in Advent, where we came together as a church for the Hanging of the Greens. During the sermon we reflect on the symbolism of the Christmas decorations and read from Isaiah 9:1-7.

Join us for the conclusion of a two-part series exploring the dangers of ingratitude and the blessing of thanksgiving. This week we explore the call to gratitude as evidenced in the life of David from 2 Samuel 7:18-29