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In John 12, Jesus goes back to the place of hostility, to Bethany near Jerusalem, where he has an intimate meal with his friends Mary, Martha and Lazarus. In the middle of dinner, Mary anoints Jesus' feet with very expensive perfume, worth an entire year's wages. Out of extravagant love, joy and thanksgiving for Jesus, Mary acts with abandon in her worship of him, and she fills the entire house with the aroma of life. Authentic worship of Jesus, our Savior and King, is never merely private. It always spills over onto others. Listen as Shawn Reese explores this amazing scene. Roberta Wong, Kelley Miller and team lead us in worship, Charles Owyang is our host and we have a Partner Moment with Dave and Connie Deal. 
 
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In John 12, Jesus goes back to the place of hostility, to Bethany near Jerusalem, where he has an intimate meal with his friends Mary, Martha and Lazarus. In the middle of dinner, Mary anoints Jesus' feet with very expensive perfume, worth an entire year's wages. Out of extravagant love, joy and thanksgiving for Jesus, Mary acts with abandon in her worship of him, and she fills the entire house with the aroma of life. Authentic worship of Jesus, our Savior and King, is never merely private. It always spills over onto others. Listen as Shawn Reese explores this amazing scene. Roberta Wong, Kelley Miller and team lead us in worship, Charles Owyang is our host and we have a Partner Moment with Dave and Connie Deal.

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10/24/21 -  Extravagant Devotion, John 12:1-11, Shawn Reese

This week Shawn Reese teaches and we see the fallout of the raising of Lazarus, and it is not good. The Religious Authorities meet to decide the fate of Jesus. And what we see are defining characteristics of “religion,” and they are ugly: a desire for power, a desire for control and a desire to exalt self. John interprets the response of the Religious Authorities by pointing us in the right direction, we are not children of religion, rather we are "children of God.” Over against the ugliness of religion, we are invited into a beautiful relationship of love as children of a good, good father. Becca Singley hosts, James and team lead music. 
 
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This week Shawn Reese teaches and we see the fallout of the raising of Lazarus, and it is not good. The Religious Authorities meet to decide the fate of Jesus. And what we see are defining characteristics of “religion,” and they are ugly: a desire for power, a desire for control and a desire to exalt self. John interprets the response of the Religious Authorities by pointing us in the right direction, we are not children of religion, rather we are "children of God.” Over against the ugliness of religion, we are invited into a beautiful relationship of love as children of a good, good father. Becca Singley hosts, James and team lead music.

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10/17/21 -  The Ugliness of Religion, John 11:45-57, Shawn Reese

This week Shawn Reese teaches about the climactic deed of Jesus’ ministry. We’ve seen Jesus stand before plain water, then turn it into wine. We’ve seen Jesus stand before lameness and blindness, then heal a lame man and a blind man. We’ve seen Jesus stand before thousands of hungry people with five loaves and two fish, then multiply the loaves and fish to feed all of them. Throughout the Gospel of John, he has shown his authority over all of creation. Now he stands before death and says, “I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in me, though he die, yet shall he live.” He then calls a dead man out of the grave, and the dead man actually walks out. James Garcia and team lead music and Lisa Harmon hosts. 
 
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This week Shawn Reese teaches about the climactic deed of Jesus’ ministry.  We’ve seen Jesus stand before plain water, then turn it into wine.  We’ve seen Jesus stand before lameness and blindness, then heal a lame man and a blind man.  We’ve seen Jesus stand before thousands of hungry people with five loaves and two fish, then multiply the loaves and fish to feed all of them.  Throughout the Gospel of John, he has shown his authority over all of creation.  Now he stands before death and says, “I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in me, though he die, yet shall he live.”  He then calls a dead man out of the grave, and the dead man actually walks out. James Garcia and team lead music and Lisa Harmon hosts.

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10/10/21 - From Death to Life, John 11:1-44, Shawn Reese

In John 10, Jesus says, “I am the good shepherd.” Throughout the chapter, he also says repeatedly that his sheep hear his voice in order to know him and follow him (v. 27). But, is it really possible to hear Jesus’ voice today? For the first group of disciples, it was obviously possible. They literally heard his voice, and they literally followed Him down the road. But, is it possible for us today? Listen as Shawn Reese finishes the Good Shepherd discourse by focusing on hearing Jesus’ voice. Jamie Kelly hosts, Roberta Wong and team lead us in worship. We enjoy a skit about Samuel hearing God's voice. 
 
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In John 10, Jesus says, “I am the good shepherd.” Throughout the chapter, he also says repeatedly that his sheep hear his voice in order to know him and follow him (v. 27). But, is it really possible to hear Jesus’ voice today? For the first group of disciples, it was obviously possible. They literally heard his voice, and they literally followed Him down the road. But, is it possible for us today? Listen as Shawn Reese finishes the Good Shepherd discourse by focusing on hearing Jesus’ voice. Jamie Kelly hosts, Roberta Wong and team lead us in worship. We enjoy a skit about Samuel hearing God's voice.

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10/03/21 - The Sheep of His Pasture, John 10:19-42, Shawn Reese

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09/26/21 - Doing Justice, the Gateway to JOY, Isaiah 58:1-14, Brian Morgan

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9/12/21 - From Darkness to Light, John 9:1-41, Shawn Reese

Jehaan Mathew teaches today about the Prodigal Father. "There was a man who had two sons..." This is the opening line of what some have called the greatest short story ever written. In it, Jesus describes God as a Father like never before. Our internal picture of God as Father can be shaped and affected by so many different experiences in our lives, but Scripture and Scripture alone should paint that portrait. This Sunday, we'll listen as Jesus, the One who knows the Father better than anyone else, describes God as a Father. We'll meet the Father as He wants to be known, the Father as He truly is, and we'll seek to answer the question: Is this the Father I know? Brian Morgan hosts, James and team lead us in music. 
 
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Jehaan Mathew teaches today about the Prodigal Father. "There was a man who had two sons..." This is the opening line of what some have called the greatest short story ever written. In it, Jesus describes God as a Father like never before. Our internal picture of God as Father can be shaped and affected by so many different experiences in our lives, but Scripture and Scripture alone should paint that portrait. This Sunday, we'll listen as Jesus, the One who knows the Father better than anyone else, describes God as a Father. We'll meet the Father as He wants to be known, the Father as He truly is, and we'll seek to answer the question: Is this the Father I know? Brian Morgan hosts, James and team lead us in music.

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08/08/21 - The Prodigal Father, Luke 15:11-31, Jehaan Mathew

This week, Brian teaches on the final chapter in the long process of reconciliation between Joseph and his brothers, where Joseph sets up the third and final test to determine whether his brothers are trustworthy. The first test concerned their honesty and greed. The second test was designed to plumb their ability to accept the inequalities of love. The brothers passed both tests with flying colors. The third and final test is designed to see whether they will exhibit a sacrificial love that will place their father’s interests above their own, and count their brother’s life as more important than their own. Christine Koehn hosts, James and Team lead us in worship and our 5th graders graduate to 6th grade! 
 
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This week, Brian teaches on the final chapter in the long process of reconciliation between Joseph and his brothers, where Joseph sets up the third and final test to determine whether his brothers are trustworthy. The first test concerned their honesty and greed. The second test was designed to plumb their ability to accept the inequalities of love. The brothers passed both tests with flying colors. The third and final test is designed to see whether they will exhibit a sacrificial love that will place their father’s interests above their own, and count their brother’s life as more important than their own. Christine Koehn hosts, James and Team lead us in worship and our 5th graders graduate to 6th grade! 

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06/13/21 - Tears of Reconciliation, Genesis 44:1-45:15, Brian Morgan

Brian Morgan continues the Joseph Story. When wounds cut deep and family members separate and no longer speak to one another, the work of reconciliation becomes extremely difficult. When the head of the home refuses to lead spiritually, what can children do? The text is a masterpiece of God’s grace in the process of reconciliation and serves as a model of how to be a leader for reconciliation, even when you haven’t been given the authoritative role. Becca Singley hosts, James Garcia and Team lead us in worship. We pray for and send off our graduating 8th and 12th graders. 
 
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Brian Morgan continues the Joseph Story. When wounds cut deep and family members separate and no longer speak to one another, the work of reconciliation becomes extremely difficult. When the head of the home refuses to lead spiritually, what can children do? The text is a masterpiece of God’s grace in the process of reconciliation and serves as a model of how to be a leader for reconciliation, even when you haven’t been given the authoritative role. Becca Singley hosts, James Garcia and Team lead us in worship. We pray for and send off our graduating 8th and 12th graders.

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6/6/21 -  The Joseph Story, Genesis 43:1-34, Brian Morgan (2nd service)

Brian Morgan continues in the Joseph Story. We live in a world at war and a nation divided. Sadly, the church has often done more to fuel the flames of the fire than to bring understanding and healing. Where are the peacemakers? Who is willing do the hard work of tearing down the walls of division and create conditions necessary for reconciliation? More importantly, who knows what is required before the process can begin? Given the centuries of hate and hostility, how would you ever be able get a Palestinian and a Jew to sit and talk at the same table? Perhaps Joseph can help us begin the process. Denise Salin hosts, James Garcia and Team lead us in worship. We honor Bunnie Ziegler and pray for her as she retires from being our Children's Pastor. 
 
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Brian Morgan continues in the Joseph Story. We live in a world at war and a nation divided. Sadly, the church has often done more to fuel the flames of the fire than to bring understanding and healing. Where are the peacemakers? Who is willing do the hard work of tearing down the walls of division and create conditions necessary for reconciliation? More importantly, who knows what is required before the process can begin? Given the centuries of hate and hostility, how would you ever be able get a Palestinian and a Jew to sit and talk at the same table? Perhaps Joseph can help us begin the process. Denise Salin hosts, James Garcia and Team lead us in worship. We honor Bunnie Ziegler and pray for her as she retires from being our Children's Pastor.

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5/30/21 -  Setting the Stage for Reconciliation, Genesis 42:1-38, Brian Morgan

Brian Morgan continues in the Joseph Story. It’s difficult to imagine how a youth from a despised race (a “Hebrew”) could immediately rise out of a prison cell and be installed as the second in command of the most powerful nation on earth. And yet, this will not be the only time this happens in the Scriptures. Joseph prefigures Moses, Daniel, and ultimately Jesus. And in the broader sense what God intends for all humankind (Psalm 8) redeemed in Christ (Isa 49:7b). You ask, “How can that be?” Come and see. Carl Temme hosts, James and team lead us in worship with Lisa Harmon teaching us the hand motions to Lord I need You. Our Partner Moment featured Teen Challenge. 
 
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Brian Morgan continues in the Joseph Story. It’s difficult to imagine how a youth from a despised race (a “Hebrew”) could immediately rise out of a prison cell and be installed as the second in command of the most powerful nation on earth. And yet, this will not be the only time this happens in the Scriptures. Joseph prefigures Moses, Daniel, and ultimately Jesus. And in the broader sense what God intends for all humankind (Psalm 8) redeemed in Christ (Isa 49:7b). You ask, “How can that be?” Come and see. Carl Temme hosts, James and team lead us in worship with Lisa Harmon teaching us the hand motions to Lord I need You. Our Partner Moment featured Teen Challenge.

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5/23/21 -  The Joseph Story, Genesis 41:37-57, Brian Morgan (2nd service)

Brian Morgan continues in the Joseph Story. I have often wondered why God sets aside some of his most gifted people for extended periods of time. When such times grow in length, it’s easy to question whether we will ever know the joy of using our gifts again, or whether we were ever gifted at all. Our text speaks not only to God’s supreme faithfulness, it also gives insight into the mystery of what God was doing in Joseph, while he was painfully waiting for the proper time. It’s much easier to endure the darkness when we can see the purposeful hand behind the crucible. Becca Singley hosts and James Garcia and Team lead us in worship. 
 
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Brian Morgan continues in the Joseph Story. I have often wondered why God sets aside some of his most gifted people for extended periods of time. When such times grow in length, it’s easy to question whether we will ever know the joy of using our gifts again, or whether we were ever gifted at all. Our text speaks not only to God’s supreme faithfulness, it also gives insight into the mystery of what God was doing in Joseph, while he was painfully waiting for the proper time. It’s much easier to endure the darkness when we can see the purposeful hand behind the crucible. Becca Singley hosts and James Garcia and Team lead us in worship.

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5/9/21 -  Exalted at the Proper Time, Genesis 41:1-40, Brian Morgan

Brian Morgan continues the Joseph story. God never does leave us, but sometimes it seems that he does. What happens to the human soul when our dreams are forgotten in a prison of silence? Our blessed narrator has no fear taking on these questions. And the tale that he weaves will shape Israel with a spirituality that enables her to live in the worst of times. The question for us is whether we are courageous enough to receive it. Bernard Bell hosts, James Garcia and team lead us in worship and Bunnie Ziegler shares the kids' message. 
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Brian Morgan continues the Joseph story. God never does leave us, but sometimes it seems that he does. What happens to the human soul when our dreams are forgotten in a prison of silence? Our blessed narrator has no fear taking on these questions. And the tale that he weaves will shape Israel with a spirituality that enables her to live in the worst of times. The question for us is whether we are courageous enough to receive it. Bernard Bell hosts, James Garcia and team lead us in worship and Bunnie Ziegler shares the kids' message.
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5/2/21 - Forgotten in your Dreams, Genesis 40:1-23, Brian Morgan

One of the greatest difficulties in the Christian life is bridging the gap between the promises of God and our everyday life. A powerful truth believers celebrate is the fact that the Lord is “with us.” But what happens when you pray for God to be “with” you or your children, and tragedy occurs? Or to be “with you” at work, and you are laid off? Or to be “with you” in your marriage and you end up divorced? Or to be “with you” in your cancer treatments and they are unsuccessful? What then? Come this week as Brian Morgan continues the Joseph story and discover how God is “with Joseph” even in the midst of betrayal and prison. Joel Taylor hosts and James Garcia and team lead us in worship. 
 
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One of the greatest difficulties in the Christian life is bridging the gap between the promises of God and our everyday life. A powerful truth believers celebrate is the fact that the Lord is “with us.” But what happens when you pray for God to be “with” you or your children, and tragedy occurs? Or to be “with you” at work, and you are laid off? Or to be “with you” in your marriage and you end up divorced? Or to be “with you” in your cancer treatments and they are unsuccessful? What then? Come this week as Brian Morgan continues the Joseph story and discover how God is “with Joseph” even in the midst of betrayal and prison. Joel Taylor hosts and James Garcia and team lead us in worship.

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4/25/21 -  Where is God in Times of Betrayal?, Genesis 39:1-23, Brian Morgan

Brian Morgan continues his series in Genesis. What happens when a prominent leader in the community leaves God and forsakes his family for wealth and pleasure? It happens so often these days, it is easy to become callous, until it happens to you and your world is turned upside down. What do you do if you are the victim with no support? Who will rescue the family and confront the abuse? Discover how God transforms his broken family through an unconventional source. (Please note: This text is not appropriate for children.) Christine Berlier hosts, James Garcia and team lead us in worship and we have a Mission Moment with Steve and Erica Lawry. 
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Brian Morgan continues his series in Genesis. What happens when a prominent leader in the community leaves God and forsakes his family for wealth and pleasure? It happens so often these days, it is easy to become callous, until it happens to you and your world is turned upside down. What do you do if you are the victim with no support? Who will rescue the family and confront the abuse? Discover how God transforms his broken family through an unconventional source. (Please note: This text is not appropriate for children.) Christine Berlier hosts, James Garcia and team lead us in worship and we have a Mission Moment with Steve and Erica Lawry.
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4/18/21 - Leaving God and Forsaking Family, Genesis 38:1-30, Brian Morgan

Brian Morgan begins his series in the life of Jacob’s favored son, Joseph. The Joseph narrative dramatically details a broken family is transformed and an evil empire is overcome. Joseph is the recipient of dreams, but he has no idea how God will fulfill them, as his dreams first provoke jealousy and hate which escalate to abduction, slavery and prison. This text could not be more relevant to our current world that is riddled with hate, bigotry and impenetrable division. Brian prays that God will use these sacred texts to transform us into “ambassadors for Christ,” bringing the gift of reconciliation to the church and the waiting world. Becca Singley hosts, Liviu and Camilla  Bocaniala lead us in worship and Lisa shares the kid's message. Joe Dabaghian and Tim Paaske are commissioned as new elders. Learn more about our church at https://pbcc.org/about If you'd like to contact us, do so at https://pbcc.org/contact-form/

4/11/21 - Where Do Our Dreams Really Take Us?, Genesis 37:2-36, Brian Morgan

We come to holy ground in our text this week.  As Moses took off his shoes when he stood on holy ground, so should we as we enter this text.  Jesus has already claimed to be the giver of living water and claimed to be the light of the world.  In this text, he claims to be the great I AM - during the Feast of Tabernacles!  Watch and listen as we explore the background to this great claim as well as its implications. Bernard Bell hosts, James Garcia and team lead us in music. Lisa Harmon shares the kid's message and Christine Berlier and friends lead us in the kid's song. 
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We come to holy ground in our text this week.  As Moses took off his shoes when he stood on holy ground, so should we as we enter this text.  Jesus has already claimed to be the giver of living water and claimed to be the light of the world.  In this text, he claims to be the great I AM - during the Feast of Tabernacles!  Watch and listen as we explore the background to this great claim as well as its implications. Bernard Bell hosts, James Garcia and team lead us in music. Lisa Harmon shares the kid's message and Christine Berlier and friends lead us in the kid's song.
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3/28/21 - I AM, John 8:21-59, Shawn Reese

The Feast of Tabernacles is now over. After a week of joyful festivities, including the morning water drawing ceremony and the evening lighting ceremony, the focus now shifts to the following day. Jesus has just poured a shower of grace and mercy over a woman caught in adultery. Presumably that evening, where the lights of the Temple had been ablaze each night of the previous week, Jesus makes another great claim, “I am the light of the world.” Into that dark night and into this dark world, Jesus says he is the light. Becca Singley hosts, James and team lead us in worship with a special piece from our PBCC choir. Jill Matuk shares the kid's message and Christine Berlier and friend leads us in the kid's song. We prayed for Julie Burkhead as she heads to Tunisia to lead community development work. 
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The Feast of Tabernacles is now over. After a week of joyful festivities, including the morning water drawing ceremony and the evening lighting ceremony, the focus now shifts to the following day. Jesus has just poured a shower of grace and mercy over a woman caught in adultery. Presumably that evening, where the lights of the Temple had been ablaze each night of the previous week, Jesus makes another great claim, “I am the light of the world.” Into that dark night and into this dark world, Jesus says he is the light. Becca Singley hosts, James and team lead us in worship with a special piece from our PBCC choir. Jill Matuk shares the kid's message and Christine Berlier and friend leads us in the kid's song. We prayed for Julie Burkhead as she heads to Tunisia to lead community development work.
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3/21/21 - The Light of the World, John 8:12-20, Shawn Reese

This week, we get an example of how this living water washes over someone. The religious leaders bring a woman caught in adultery to Jesus to have him pronounce his verdict on her. What will he do? Will he condemn her to death or will he let her go free? Join us this Sunday as Shawn Reese explores this ugly-turned-beautiful scene. James Garcia and team lead worship, Denise Salin hosts and gives an update for VisionTrust and the Coca Cola School in Liberia. Bunnie Ziegler shares the kid's message and our kid's song is from the children in Liberia singing in front of their school. 
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This week, we get an example of how this living water washes over someone. The religious leaders bring a woman caught in adultery to Jesus to have him pronounce his verdict on her. What will he do? Will he condemn her to death or will he let her go free? Join us this Sunday as Shawn Reese explores this ugly-turned-beautiful scene. James Garcia and team lead worship, Denise Salin hosts and gives an update for VisionTrust and the Coca Cola School in Liberia. Bunnie Ziegler shares the kid's message and our kid's song is from the children in Liberia singing in front of their school. 
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3/14/21 - I Do NOT Condemn You, John 7:53 - 8:11, Shawn Reese

This Sunday Shawn Reese enters back into the amazing Gospel of John. Over the next five weeks, we will explore chapters 7 and 8, the very heart of the book. Hostility and conflict surrounding the identity of Jesus characterize almost every scene in these two chapters. The instant pot is building pressure. Who is he anyway? Is Jesus "a good man," meaning is he really connected to God, the source of all goodness (John 7:12)? Or is he an imposter? We are invited to decide for ourselves, and a lot hangs in the balance. Chris Temme hosts, Kady Taylor, James Garcia and team leads us in worship and Christine Berlier shares the kid's message. 
 
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This Sunday Shawn Reese enters back into the amazing Gospel of John.  Over the next five weeks, we will explore chapters 7 and 8, the very heart of the book.  Hostility and conflict surrounding the identity of Jesus characterize almost every scene in these two chapters.  The instant pot is building pressure.  Who is he anyway?  Is Jesus "a good man," meaning is he really connected to God, the source of all goodness (John 7:12)?  Or is he an imposter?  We are invited to decide for ourselves, and a lot hangs in the balance. Chris Temme hosts, Kady Taylor, James Garcia and team leads us in worship and Christine Berlier shares the kid's message.

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PBCC Livestream Videos

10/24/21 - Extravagant Devotion, John 12:1-11, Shawn Reese

10/17/21 - The Ugliness of Religion, John 11:45-57, Shawn Reese

10/10/21 - From Death to Life, John 11:1-44, Shawn Reese

10/03/21 - The Sheep of His Pasture, John 10:19-42, Shawn Reese

09/26/21 - Doing Justice, the Gateway to JOY, Isaiah 58:1-14, Brian Morgan

9/12/21 - From Darkness to Light, John 9:1-41, Shawn Reese

08/08/21 - The Prodigal Father, Luke 15:11-31, Jehaan Mathew

06/13/21 - Tears of Reconciliation, Genesis 44:1-45:15, Brian Morgan

6/6/21 - The Joseph Story, Genesis 43:1-34, Brian Morgan (2nd service)

5/30/21 - Setting the Stage for Reconciliation, Genesis 42:1-38, Brian Morgan

5/23/21 - The Joseph Story, Genesis 41:37-57, Brian Morgan (2nd service)

5/9/21 - Exalted at the Proper Time, Genesis 41:1-40, Brian Morgan

5/2/21 - Forgotten in your Dreams, Genesis 40:1-23, Brian Morgan

4/25/21 - Where is God in Times of Betrayal?, Genesis 39:1-23, Brian Morgan

4/18/21 - Leaving God and Forsaking Family, Genesis 38:1-30, Brian Morgan

4/11/21 - Where Do Our Dreams Really Take Us?, Genesis 37:2-36, Brian Morgan

3/28/21 - I AM, John 8:21-59, Shawn Reese

3/21/21 - The Light of the World, John 8:12-20, Shawn Reese

3/14/21 - I Do NOT Condemn You, John 7:53 - 8:11, Shawn Reese

2/28/21 - Is He Good?, John 7:1-24, Shawn Reese

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