Christians should care about others and about the state of our culture and nation. In this week of "What's the Point?" Rev. Tom looks at the call to care for others - including those who may seem to be different or think differently than we do. How can we be more of an example of still loving other people when we disagree?
Who is my Enemy?
What's the Point?
July 3, 2022 • Rev. Tom Shinkle • Matthew 5:43–48, Romans 8:31–39
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Bumping into Jesus
July 24, 2022
One of the things Christians should care about: our spiritual health and salvation / getting right with God. But do we understand salvation? Many people "bumped into Jesus," or had contact with him when he was in a crowd. Yet not all of them were changed nor saved just from this casual or accidental contact. But there was a woman who deeply believed Jesus could heal her and deliver her from sickness. She simply touched his robe and was healed. What was different?
Ending Alone
July 10, 2022 • Rev. Tom Shinkle • Luke 6:37–42, Ruth 1:14–18
This week, in "What's the Point?," Rev. Tom Shinkle looks at our call as Christians to care about people. In particular, what are we doing for those people that feel isolated and alone? How are we, as the Church, making opportunities for others to find true community and a group of Christian Friends? And, for those who are searching for this, how are you putting yourself out there to make new friends that share your faith?