With a passage from Luke, Rev. Huggins reflects on the “stuff” that has come to be associated with Easter and contrasts that with what it should be. Today’s society tends to complicate the Easter story, but it comes down to one simple thing…
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The parable of the prodigal son is well known, but in this message from Rev. Huggins we hear a tale that weaves in why the prodigal son isn’t the only one that it lost.
“We’re not in the business of testing God!” This is the scripture and the lesson that Pastor Huggins shared this morning. In the time Jesus spent in the wilderness, there is a display of how each of us should resist the temptations through each day.
On transfiguration Sunday, Pastor Huggins shares about how we live our lives versus how we should live our lives.
In this message from Pastor Huggins, he shares a message about the passage of time, and a passage from Luke that helps illustrate what is expected over time from each of us.
In this message from Pastor Huggins, he shares from Paul’s first letter to the Church at Corinth. In the passage, Paul reminds us that we are all blessed with gifts and that they all come from the same Spirit. Likewise, Pastor Huggins explains how we are all recipients of gifts from God.
https://www.bible.com/bible/111/1CO.12.1-11
In discussing baptism and renewal, Pastor Huggins shared this message from Luke. Listen to this message about how to live in a new way and a new relationship with God.
In this season of resolutions, Pastor Huggins points out a lesson from John that explains where we are now. In the period following Jesus’ birth, it is important to acknowledge that each of us is called to live fully and with purpose.
How wonderful is it to know that no matter what we’ve done in our life, Christ will forgive us? Listen to this message from Mr. Ted about the joy of Christmas and the redemption that lies in the birth of the Christ child.
In this message, Pastor Huggins shares a message from a familiar passage in Luke. When John the Baptist was faced with questions of “what shall we do?” he responded in the only way he could. This message shares what the important insight is for this passage.