The Jesse tree is another old Christmas tradition that highlights God's repeated promise to us. Each symbol tells one of the many ways that God has reminded us of his faithful promise. [Organ/Choir - Advent 2]

Does it seem strange that, one month before our Christmas celebrations, the Scripture readings focus on Easter death and resurrection? Let us cry out with the thief on the cross, "Jesus, remember me!" (Organ/Choir/Cantata BWV 116 - Christ the King Sunday)

The Saducees, a group of the religious leaders in Jesus' day, tried to trap Jesus with a grossly exaggerated story designed to ridicule his teaching about eternal life. Not only did Jesus confound those attacking him, but he also gave his disciples deep insight into the grace of God's gift, available to all who believe and accept. [Organ / Pentecost 22]

We're very used to the statement "The truth will set you free". But what kind of truth? And what kind of freedom? These things are easily misunderstood. [Organ/Choir - Reformation Sunday]

Do you approach Sunday morning worship as a duty, a ritual that must be fulfilled? When Jesus healed ten lepers, nine fulfilled their religious duties; but one outsider rushed back to thanks Jesus, falling at his feet in worship. He recognised his healing as a free gift of grace. [Organ/Choir - Pentecost 19]