Sep 28, 2025 | Sermons
Rev. Nick Cheek Matthew 5: 1-10 Intro: This morning we are continuing our sermon series on the Beatitudes. As a little refresher, the beatitudes (talk about Jesus’ first teaching really… so we should pay attention to them. Through these Beatitudes, Jesus is presents...
Sep 21, 2025 | Sermons
Rev. Nick Cheek Matthew 5: 1-10 The crowd gathered that day had only heard about this man for a few weeks. Word spread rapidly throughout Galilee—news of his healings, his compassion, his grace. He preached about the Kingdom of Heaven, a kingdom that didn’t feel far...
Sep 14, 2025 | Sermons
Rev. Nick Cheeck Isaiah 58: 9-14 “Sabbath” – The word Sabbath is a verb that literally means “ceasing” or “to stop.” The traditional Shabbat is portrayed in Jewish liturgy, song, and story as a day of joy, a sanctuary from labors, and even a foretaste of the perfected...
Sep 7, 2025 | Sermons
Rev. Nick Cheek Matthew 16: 13-20 In our story this morning, Jesus asks two questions. The first is this: Who do people say that I am? Jesus presents this question to the disciples a little over halfway into his ministry. The question comes at a time when people in...
Aug 31, 2025 | Sermons
Rev. Rebecca Heilman-Campbell John 14: 15-31 Pray with me. Humble us, Lord. Humble our spirit so we can hear your words and know your heart. In your name we pray, Amen. The Holy Spirit is the lesser known essence of the Trinity. She is the quieter being that moves and...
Aug 24, 2025 | Sermons
Rev. Nick Cheek Matthew 6: 25-34 “Do not worry. That’s easier said than done. Everyone worries. It’s part of our human condition. I felt the weight of that kind of worry just last week. Many of you know I dropped my daughter off at Furman. I was proud of her, excited...
