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Pastor Lamberson takes us back to Luke 2 and the narrative of Jesus’ birth to speak of finding joy in the story of the incarnation, to show us the beauty and simplicity surrounding the birth of Jesus. Join us in worship today as we sing songs of the peace of God brought to us through Read More …
I’m excited that Pastor Lamberson is going back to his walk through John’s presentation of the gospel as he (John) pictures the deity of Christ. This week, Pastor looks at John 9:1-12. I encourage you to take a few minutes and read this passage. If possible, read it in a couple of different translations to Read More …
Pastor continues his series on the Disciple’s Prayer, as taught by Jesus in Matthew 6:9-13. Today he looks primarily at verse 10, helping us understand these great truths. Worship with us today. Join us in singing this morning as we sing of a holy God, as we offer our praise and rejoicing for the coming Read More …
The latest video in our “Hymn of the Month” series is out. In this video, Pastor Michael and Jim discuss the 18th century hymn “Rock of Ages”, written by Augustus Toplady. Listen to the discussion: If you’d like to listen, here are two different versions of the same text. [bandcamp width=100% height=120 album=3339240058 size=large bgcol=ffffff Read More …
Did you ever wonder about the background of our Christmas Carols? In this video, Pastor Michael and Jim Ackerman discuss one of the oldest – O Come, O Come, Emmanuel. O come, O come, Emmanuel,And ransom captive IsraelThat mourns in lonely exile here,Until the Son of God appear. Chorus Rejoice! Rejoice! EmmanuelShall come to thee, Read More …
Not too long ago, Pastor Michael announced a new thing we would be doing at Faith – taking a hymn or chorus and walking through its meaning. We are pleased to introduce the first in this series of videos, discussing the Getty/Townend hymn “Behold the Lamb”.
Really bad weather (not EXACTLY what was predicted, but bad nevertheless) led us to cancel services today. Even though we’re not meeting together, though, we can still sing praises to God. Here is what we would have sung together, so you can sing along. They don’t sing them here just the same as we would, Read More …