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This Sunday we continue the What Would Love Do? program, talking about the different ways that we are called upon by the Lord to love and serve other people. This week we will particularly focus on how to clothe the naked – both giving clothes to those who are physically in need, and offering comfort…

This Sunday we continue the What Would Love Do? program, talking about the different ways that we are called upon by the Lord to love and serve other people. This week we will particularly focus on how to welcome the stranger or sojourner – both those who are physically displaced, and those on a spiritual…

This Sunday we continue the What Would Love Do? program, talking about the different ways that we are called upon by the Lord to love and serve other people. This week we will particularly focus on how to serve the thirsty – the physically thirsty and those who thirst for the truth they need to…

This Sunday we celebrate the founding of Kainon School. The theme for the service (which is based on the spiritual theme for the school year at Kainon) is “Fullness of Joy.” It sounds wonderful to be full of joy—we want that for ourselves and for those that we love—but is it possible to achieve in…

Many of us have questions about prayer: how should I pray? Who do I pray to? And does my prayer actually make any difference? The Lord’s disciples had similar questions, and this Sunday we’ll be talking about the Lord’s response when they said to Him, “Lord, teach us to pray.”

After a long journey out of slavery in Egypt, through the wilderness, the Children of Israel arrived at the edge of the promised land. And they chose not to go in. They said that they would, in fact, rather turn around and go back to slavery in Egypt! Why would they do something so absurd?…

This Sunday (being the first Sunday of the month) is an evening service at 5pm. The adult talk will be about the story of the man at the pool of Bethesda who is asked by Jesus, “Do you want to be made well?”

From eternity to eternity, God is unchanging. And yet, at a specific point in time, God broke into creation in a radical new way. The God of the universe took on a body of flesh and was born into the world. But what does that mean for us here and now? To put it another…

John 3:16 is a key text for a lot of Christians in understanding why Jesus was born in the world. It says, “For God so loved the world, that He gave His Only-begotten Son,  that everyone who believes in Him should not perish, but have eternal life.” But how do we understand what is meant…