Talks

This evening Pastor Chris takes us back into Judges, exploring the life of Samson — a man of incredible strength and undeniable weakness. We follow the story to its climax in Judges 16:23–31, where Samson’s final act brings down the house — literally — and God accomplishes more through his death than through all his battles while alive. A message of warning, hope, and God’s unstoppable purposes. Link for reading-Judges 16:23 – 31

Pastor Chris continues our journey through the Gospel of Luke with a powerful message titled “The Scriptures Fulfilled.” Today we’re in Luke 4:16–30, where Jesus reads from Isaiah in the synagogue — declaring that the prophecy is fulfilled in Him — and the crowd’s reaction nearly turns deadly. It’s a moment that reveals both His authority and the challenge of His mission. Join us as we explore what this means for us today. Today’s reading-https://www.bible.com/bible/59/LUK.4.16-30.ESV Sermon slides available in notes.

This week, Richard Hughes led us deeper into the Gospel of Luke with “The Son of God Tempted.” From the genealogy of Jesus in Luke 3:23–38 to His confrontation with the devil in Luke 4:1–15, we see the Son of God stepping into the story of humanity — and overcoming where humanity failed. It’s a passage full of challenge, clarity, and hope. Come with us as we unpack this defining moment in Jesus’ ministry. Todays reading Luke 3:23 – 4:15 Links for todays reading- https://www.bible.com/bible/59/LUK.3.23-38.ESV https://www.bible.com/bible/59/LUK.4.1-15.ESV

Pastor Chris looks at Abimelech in the Book of Judges today — the son of Gideon, not a judge but a powerful and challenging figure. His story shows what happens when ambition replaces godly character. Join us as we learn from God’s Word together.Link for todays reading https://www.bible.com/bible/59/JDG.9.1-57.ESV

This Sunday, Pastor Chris leads us through Luke 3:1–22, reflecting on the ministry of John the Baptist and the heart of baptism. We explore the roots of the word — the same idea used when Jesus dipped His bread — and how this simple picture opens up a profound spiritual truth. There is depth, beauty, and invitation in this passage, and together we’ll listen for what God wants to teach us. We’d love you to join us as we gather around His Word. Link for todays reading -https://www.bible.com/bible/59/LUK.3.1-22.ESV