Normandy Presbyterian Church

Thirsty?

"Come, everyone who is thirsty - here is water!…Why spend money on what does not satisfy?...Listen now, my people, and come to me; come to me and you will have life!" - The Prophet Isaiah

In every single human being there is a thirst…a deep desire…a longing for life. But not just material life - having the necessities for survival - but for life that is abundance. For meaning and purpose. For connection with others. For power to make a difference. For loving and being loved. For freedom and forgiveness.

This is the gift that God gives us in Jesus through the Holy Spirit. LIFE. LIFE IN ALL ABUNDANCE!

Join us this Pentecost Sunday as we discover the power of God's Spirit to bring LIFE! 9am In-Person or Online.

JESUS IS LORD...................REALLY?????

Without a doubt, the belief that Jesus is Lord (that he is the one in charge, the one in control) is surely one of the most puzzling beliefs Christians hold. “Just look around!” we might say. “How can anyone believe that Jesus is in control, when things in this world are so bad?"

Good question. Join us this week, Ascension Sunday, as we explore this issue. Discover what the Bible and Christian experience teach about our struggles in life and what the Risen Jesus is up to in the midst of them.

Sunday @ 9 AM
In-person or Online

ONE HUNDRED YEARS FROM NOW.....

Do you ever wonder if it makes any difference - really - to serve and love and give as a follower of Jesus? I mean, "So what?" if I arrange some flowers and take it to a sick neighbor. “So what?" if I attend the City Council meeting and try to make a difference. “So what?" if our church provides food to a few needy people. "So what?" if I listen to a co-worker and pray with him about his marriage.

One hundred years from now, will any of this have mattered -- really?

This Sunday, we are completing our study of Jesus' resurrection and its implication for our lives. Join us this Mother's Day as we talk about resurrection, purpose and mission.

You know your mother would want you to come....

9 AM, In-Person or Online.

The Second Coming. The Last Judgment.
Daniel. Revelation. Armageddon.

When many of us think of Jesus' Second Coming we feel some confusion, and since the middle ages people have generally looked at these events with fear.

But is that really what the Bible teaches? Is that really what these end time events are all about?

Join us this Sunday as we explore the hope which the Second Coming gives.

9AM, In-Person or Online

with guest Pastor Dr. Michael Bradley

JESUS ROSE FROM THE GRAVE…SO WHAT????

The message of Jesus' resurrection is the central affirmation of the Christian Church. But do you ever wonder, "So what???" What is the significance? What's the purpose? What difference does it make for us, this world, for you, for me?

The truth is that Jesus' resurrection means more than just the idea that one day we, too, will rise from the grave and go to be with God in heaven. Rather, Jesus' resurrection is a cosmic explosion of God's power breaking into our world. And through his resurrection, a whole new creation begins!

Find out more this Sunday @ 9 AM
Join us for worship, In-person or Online

EASTER AT NORMANDY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ✝️ Sunday, April 9, 2023

Join us this RESURRECTION SUNDAY morning for three very special opportunities for worship and fellowship:

•6:30AM - Sunrise Worship at the Normandy Baptist Church

•7:30AM - Pancake Breakfast at NPC Fellowship Hall

•9:00AM - Easter Celebration Worship at Normandy Presbyterian, “The Strange Story of Easter"

THE LAST SUPPER

When it comes to the Communion Service in worship, we often focus on the elements -- the bread and the cup -- and what they mean, when they should be shared and with whom. But when you look how Communion began, in the sharing of the Last Supper, it seems we ought instead to focus on the people who were there and how Jesus related to them. When we do that, this special meal becomes even more powerful.

Join us this Passion/Palm Sunday as we look at the last event in Jesus' life before his suffering and death on the cross. Worship with us as we uncover the deeper meaning of the Last Supper.

Sunday, 9 AM, In person or Online

DECISIONS AND PRAYER

One of the most vivid mental images we have of Jesus in the last week of his life, is the gospel scene of him praying in Gethsemane. In his anguish, Scripture says, Jesus prayed so earnestly that his "sweat was like drops of blood falling to the ground" (Luke 22.44).

Obviously, Jesus didn't not want to do what God had planned for him; he didn't want to suffer; he didn't want to die. Who would have?

But as he prayed, something changed.....in Jesus, himself. He found the will, the courage to follow God.

We all face our own Gethsemane decisions....some even daily. Could prayer help us, too?

WORSHIP WITH US THIS SUNDAY
9 AM, In-person or on Facebook Live

GIVING YOUR BEST

The prices on the protein bars were outrageous! Fifty dollars for 24 bars? Forty-two for 30? I wanted to get something that would be nutritious to hand to homeless folks whom I often encountered on the streets, but I also didn't want to break the bank to do it. Our grocery budget had been tighter due to inflation, and I wanted to make sure there were enough funds to get some string cheese and chips for my snacks.

So I found myself in that common struggle we often feel: do I give the best to others or do I give the best to myself?

This Sunday we'll look at a time an unnamed woman gave an extravagant gift to Jesus. (Matthew 26.1-13). She gave her best. What would it take for us to do the same?

DO YOU KNOW WHAT IS MOST IMPORTANT?

Christianity is not so much about a philosophy as it is about a Person and people in general. It's not so much about rituals or rules as it is about relationships, loving God and loving others.

Nowhere do we see that more clearly than in the story of Jesus clearing the Temple, Matthew 21.13-17. Jesus overturned the tables of the money-changers and the sellers. He welcomed those who had been judged and excluded. He offered a refocus on the things that are most important.

Join us for worship this Sunday. Refocus your life! 9 am, In-person or Online

JESUS' LAST WEEK

As much as the story of Jesus' last days shows us his sacrificial suffering, for those who know about Jesus' resurrection -- it is even more a story of how we may practice faith in our daily lives.

Over the next six weeks, we will look at six key events of Jesus' last week to see what they can teach: Triumphant Entry, Cleansing the Temple, Teaching in the Temple, Anointing Jesus' Feet, Gethsemane and the Last Supper.

Not only will we learn about Jesus' sacrifice, but also how we may live more effective, faith-filled lives.

Join us for worship this Sunday, 9 am, in-person or online.

EXTREME MAKEOVER: The Total Person

It's not enough to measure our lives by how well we keep the religious rules -- by how often we attend church, give money, obey the Commandments, or such.

God is looking for more: a personal integration where external behavior and internal commitments work together. God wants our daily love and obedience to come from the heart.

Join us for worship this week as we continue to study Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, Matthew 5-7. Sunday @ 9 AM, In-person or Online

DO YOU KNOW YOUR LIFE'S PURPOSE?

Do you know you have a purpose in life? That there is a deeper meaning possible? That there is a task God has for you to do?

A lot of us don't know that purpose...or when we do, we struggle to live into it. The result is that we miss satisfaction and joy.

Jesus said, "I have come that you might have life and life in all fulness." John 10.10. Join us for worship this Sunday as we talk about God's purpose for you.

9AM, In-person or Online

THE WORLD TURNED UPSIDE DOWN

The worst mistake you can make about the Christian faith is to see it as a bunch of rules. It's not about rules. It's about relationship - relationship with God which comes to us because of and through Jesus.

This relationship changes everything.

That's why Jesus' teaching in his most famous sermon, “The Sermon on the Mount," (Matt. 5.1-12) seems so odd. Jesus turns everything upside down.

We're not meant to turn it into rules; we're meant to marvel at it, to give thanks for it, and with God's help to let it change our lives.

Join us this Sunday for worship as we talk about:
"The World Turned Upside Down."
9 AM, In-person or Online.

The Invitation

Imagine….you are in the stands ready to watch an exciting game, but there are no players on the field. Instead, the manager points to people in the crowd, inviting them to play! Suddenly, the manager points to you….

Followers of Jesus are not so much like spectators in the stands. They are more like those who say "yes" to the invitation to play the game.

What will you say? What will you do?

Join us for worship this Sunday @ 9 am.
In-person or Online

with guest Pastor Dr. Michael Bradley

God's Ways are Not Our Ways

Let's just admit it, most of the time, we think selfishly that we know better than God how to run our lives, our children, our future -- everything. The result is the mess we've made of ourselves and our world.

But what if there were another way? A way characterized by trust, patience, generosity, service and sacrifice? God's way? What if we could live God's way?

That's the invitation we will explore in worship this Sunday. We will be looking at the life of Jesus. Why don't you join us?

In-Person or Online @ 9 AM

ADVENT: A TIME TO BELIEVE

In a few short days we will celebrate the biggest holiday of the entire year. Most families will spend hours in preparation and hundreds of dollars to celebrate Christmas.

But will we know what it's all about? Is Christmas for us just a time to place a pause on real life -- a time to ESCAPE FROM the challenges and struggles of daily living?

Or is it somehow ABOUT DAILY LIVING? Can Christmas make a difference in the ups and downs of ordinary life -- in our stresses, disappointments, our griefs and our fears?

Join us on this last Sunday before Christmas.
Sunday @ 9 AM
In-Person or Online

ADVENT- A TIME FOR MERCY

Sometimes "good" people don't like the message of mercy because they think that "bad" people are going to get away with doing wrong. But mercy - not judgment - was the center of Jesus' life and ministry.

Mercy should always be the center for us as well.

Please join us this Sunday!
9 AM In-Person or Online

HOW DO WE GET READY FOR CHRISTMAS?

We get ready to celebrate Christmas by decorating the house and tree, listening to Christmas carols, cooking special food, and gathering gifts for family and friends.

But how do we get ready in a deeper way? How can we experience and share God's special love at Christmas or to be ready to receive the new life that God wants to give?

Join us this Sunday for the second in a series of sermons about preparing for Christmas: ADVENT: What Time is It?

In-Person or Online @ 9 AM

ADVENT: WHAT TIME IS IT?

A few years ago, our family had unexpected visitors. We had 15 minutes to straighten our house and get the kids and ourselves ready. You have never seen a family work as fast. But when the doorbell rang, we were ready!

It may only take a few minutes to straighten the house, but it's not quite as easy to straighten out your life. When the doorbell rings, it may be too late. So Jesus says, "get prepared now."

Join us this Sunday for the first sermon in our Advent series, "What Time Is It?."
Find out how we can get ready for the wonderful future God has planned.

Online or In-Person @ 9 AM

THANKSGIVING SUNDAY

Have you ever received a gift and neglected to give thanks for it? Sure you have. All of us have done it!

So how do we remember to give thanks? How can we be more intentional about our appreciation of the kindness of others…and especially of the kindness of God?

Join us this Sunday for a Thanksgiving Worship Service. Learn the secret of gratitude and joy.

9 AM In-Person or Online

Veterans Day Service

ALL SAINTS' SUNDAY

Life is difficult. For all the joys there are surely as many sorrows. For all that is easy, there are an equal number of challenges.

But on All Saints' Sunday, we can be inspired by those who have faced the difficulties of life and faith…and have held fast, trusting God through them.

What can help you persevere in hard times? Think about faithful believers who have died. Whose life encourages you?

Please join us this Sunday @ 9AM
In-Person or Online

“Do not desire and try to take your neighbor’s house…or anything else that belongs to your neighbor.” CONTENTMENT

To be who I am and be SATISFIED.
To possess what I have and say, "IT'S ENOUGH."
To live my circumstances -- as they are -- and GIVE THANKS.

This Sunday, we complete the last in our series on the Ten Commandments. We focus on the commandment, "You shall not covet."

Join Us @ 9 AM
In-Person or Online

TRUTHFULNESS

A little boy was caught lying by his dad.
The father said, “You know there are no liars in heaven." Son: “Dad, have you ever told a lie?" “Yes." “Mom?" "Yes." “The pastor of our church?" “Yes."

Son: “Then I guess the only people that are going to be in heaven are God and George Washington!"

This Sunday we will look at the 9th Commandment: "Do not bear false witness against your neighbor." It's all about lying…and about how truth telling can make a difference.

Join us this Sunday!
9AM, In-person and Online

IF NOT STEALING, THEN WHAT??

Did you know that there are 71 synonyms for the verb "steal" (according to one website)? This simply mirrors the truth that there are a huge variety of ways to accomplish stealing in daily life. And we humans are pretty good at it.

No wonder God makes "Do not Steal" one of the Ten Commandments.

But if stealing is NOT what God desires for us, what is? Instead of stealing, what is the positive value God wants for our lives?

Join us this Sunday to find out.
9 am, In-Person or Online

Negative Command....Or Good Word?

When the seventh commandment says, "Do not commit adultery," most of us are filled immediately with feelings of guilt, shame, fear. As a result, we hate the commandment and the one who originally gave it.

But what if this commandment was really a prescription for goodness in our lives?

Join us this week as we continue our study of the Ten Commandments. Discover how the seventh commandment offers the "good life" which God desires for you and me.

Sunday @ 9am in-person or Online

Sermon from a very special guest, Dr. Michael Bradley

DO NOT KILL

The sixth Commandment: “Do not kill." What could be simpler, right? And yet since the day God gave the commandments to Moses, human beings have made it complicated through ethical dilemmas, exceptions and excuses.

But the purpose of this commandment -- as of all ten -- is to offer life at its best.

How can we view this commandment in a different way? How can it free us from complexity and irrelevance to live life the way God intends us to live?

Join us this Sunday as we continue our sermon series: WORDS OF LIFE.
9 AM, In-person or Online.

REMEMBER THE SABBATH DAY

This Sunday in worship we continue our series of sermons on the Ten Commandments as we look at the 4th Commandment: “Remember the Sabbath day and treat it as holy."

What possible relevance could this ancient commandment have for our busy world and the busy lives we live today?

Join us this Sunday and find out.

9AM In-Person or Online

DO NOT TAKE THE NAME OF THE LORD IN VAIN

Most of us think this commandment is about profanity....and it is. But in reality, it's not only words which are God's concern, but actually how we live our lives.

What might happen, do you suppose, if we spoke and lived with RESPECT?

Join us for worship this Sunday.
9 AM, In-Person or Online

“Do not make an idol for yourself” Exodus 20:4 FREEDOM FROM IDOLS
-- A BETTER WAY TO LIVE

When times get hard, who are you going to trust? When the chips are down, where will you get the strength to live?

It is so easy to seek help in all the wrong places. in people or politics; in traditions, retirement portfolios, cars, material possessions, etc. There is no shortage of idols, which only disappoint us.

But the second of the Ten Commandments reminds us that there is hope in a God who is living and real. Join us for worship this Sunday, and discover how freedom from idols promises a better way to live.

9 AM, In-Person or Online

CHRISTIANITY: BORING?

You may think that being a Christian is boring; that it is nothing but feeling guilty and following rules. In evidence, you may point to the Ten Commandments. "Why would anyone want to follow ancient commands?" you may say. "They'll just make your life miserable."

If you feel that way even a little bit, why don't you join us for a new sermon series about the Ten Commandments? Rightly understood, God's commandments don't take away your fun; instead, they actually make life exciting, joyful and good.

Join us this Sunday as we begin the series, "WORDS OF LIFE." 9 AM, In-Person or Online

OFFERING OURSELVES

Quite honestly, Christians have offended many by using guilt and pressure tactics to get people to volunteer, serve or give. This has completely obscured the truth that to offer oneself in the service of others brings the giver-- as much as those who receive -- joy and satisfaction.

We have much to share with God and others: time, energy, prayers, resources. In worship this Sunday, we will explore the difference that sharing brings.

Please join us @ 9 AM on Sunday.
In-person or Online

THE GOAL OF FOLLOWING JESUS

There is a saying, "Getting old isn't for the faint of heart." That sentiment is true also of those who attempt to follow Jesus. It is anything but easy. Living the pattern of life Jesus lived takes hard work and perseverance.

This Sunday, we will look at the goal of following Jesus Christ....and how with God's help we can live it in our daily lives.

Join us at 9 AM this Sunday
In-person or Online

CONFIDENCE

Many of us struggle with feelings of low self-esteem, wondering what we are worth. We measure ourselves by money, career success, or religious activity. But in truth, none of these can satisfy.

What is the source of true self-esteem? What will bring confidence and peace to our lives?

Join us this Sunday for worship as we explore the confidence we can have through knowing Jesus Christ.

9 AM, In-Person or Online

FRIENDSHIP

In the Bible God says that it is not good for people to be alone; so God gives us life-partners and spouses. But God also gives us friends.

What does it mean to be friends with others? What does Christian friendship look like? Why is it so important and powerful? What difference can it make to your life?

Join us this Sunday as we continue our summer series: WHAT'S NEW IN THE CHRISTIAN LIFE?

With Guest Pastor Dr. Michael Bradley

DIFFERENCES AND UNITY

During stressful times, it is easy for any of us to join in the criticism of others and in finger pointing. Unkindness prevails and thoughtless words deepen divides.

But there is another way. It is a way that says what we hold in common is more important than our differences. A way that seeks not to tear down, but to build up and to work together. A way that emphasizes our common humanity and the value of our relationships.

This is the way we find made possible by God through Jesus Christ. In Jesus, differences are valued but do not divide. Differences become strengths, building unity.

Join us for worship this Sunday as we learn God's way of living and working together in relationship.

9AM, In-Person or On-Line

God’s Solution for a Divided World

The news reported recently that families today are so divided by current events and politics that many are choosing not to gather for special events this summer. Perhaps you know some of the challenges of this. We are a polarized people living in difficult times in a divided world.

Is there any help for us?

Please join us for worship this Sunday as we talk about God’s solution for divided families, communities, and the world.

9AM In-Person or on Facebook Live.

A NEW PURPOSE

Most of us realize that life is ultimately not fulfilled by living for fame, fortune or success. Living for ourselves alone cannot satisfy.

This Sunday, as we continue our series of sermons on Paul's letter to the Philippians, we discover God's bigger purpose for our lives. Living that purpose changes the way we view events and how we use our time and talents. It gives us freedom from the fear of death and the freedom to live life as an exciting adventure. To live God's purpose is to live life to the fullest...and to be satisfied!

Join us this Sunday!
9AM, In-person or On-line

NEW HEARTS

Circumstances often form the condition of our hearts. When circumstances are good, we expect hearts to be good; when circumstances are bad, we are not surprised that hearts grow hard.

But how do we explain it when someone endures difficulty after difficulty, yet exhibits an open, generous, and caring heart? This is what we find in a guy named Paul, whose letters are collected in the Bible. In spite of all his troubles, Paul demonstrates a joyful heart!

Join us this Sunday as we begin a new sermon series, delving into Paul's letter to Christians in Philippi. We'll find out how Jesus Christ brings newness to all areas of life....beginning with our HEARTS.

9AM, In-Person or On-Line

WHAT WILL YOU DO?

This Sunday is Pentecost, the day Christians celebrate how God's Spirit empowered the first followers of Jesus to speak and show forgiving love with their lives. On that day, God's Spirit came in such a dramatic way that thousands of people believed in Jesus and chose to follow him. But there were also those who ridiculed what happened.

Those who believed found a new purpose for their lives, excitement for their living. Those who sneered missed out.

God's Spirit is still doing startling things today. How will you respond?

Please join us for worship this Sunday!
9 AM, In-Person or On-line

If you've never been to church - or even if you have - you know how Christians can sometimes use strange words: “salvation, justification, second coming," etc. Even words we think we know - “joy, hope, resurrection" - can sometimes have different meanings.

So what about a word like "Ascension"?

I've been in church all my life, but this word sometimes still confuses me. What does Ascension mean? And what if I said that this word could actually change your life???

This Sunday at Normandy Presbyterian Church is Ascension Sunday. Join us for worship and find out what this powerful word is all about! - Pastor Tom Bagley

with guest Pastor, Dr. Michael Bradley

TRANSITIONS

May is a month for transitions: ending of school, beginning of summer, graduations, retirements, weddings, and special family gatherings. Transitions can be joyful, but they aren't always easy.

This Sunday we will talk about a time when early Christians made a HUGE transition from being an all-Jewish community to one that welcomed a diversity of people. While it wasn't an easy transition, God blessed it, and the result was joy.

What transition are you or your community facing?

MOTHER'S DAY WORSHIP

Mother's Day is a day of great emotion: joy and celebration and also sadness and grief. But most of all it is a day of love when we remember and honor special women in our lives.

This Mother's Day, we are honoring Blue Monarch, a local ministry which cares for women and children with the tenderness of a mother. Blue Monarch is a special place.

Join us this Sunday as we see the difference Blue Monarch is making.

9:00 AM In-Person or Online. Featuring special guest Kate Cataldo from Blue Monarch

CHANGING THE WORLD

When God wants to change the world, God uses people. It's one person here; another there. It's a woman who decides to offer kindness to a friend; it's a man who realizes that money is finally not the most important thing. God changes people and people change the world.

After the resurrection of Jesus, God began to change people and the world in dramatic ways. During the next three Sundays, we will see how the reality of resurrection changed three people in the early church --Paul, Tabitha, and Peter-- and how the power of Jesus' resurrection is still CHANGING THE WORLD ONE PERSON AT A TIME.

2nd Sunday of Easter with guest pastor, Dr. Gary Kelley

Easter Sunday Service with Pastor Tom Bagley

CHOOSING TO DIE

Did you know that the events leading to the death of Jesus literally take up half of the entire Gospel of Mark? And huge sections of the other gospels as well?

Have you ever noticed that the central Christian symbol is the cross, which is the very way Jesus died?

What is this all about? Why is there so much emphasis on Jesus' death?

Join us this Sunday for the sermon series, WHO IS THIS MAN? as we look at the choice Jesus made to die. 9AM In-Person and On-line

FALLIBLE, FAITHFUL FOLLOWERS

It's no secret that over the years since Jesus' resurrection, his followers have made some terrible wrongs. Think of the Crusades, the Inquisition, Protestant/Catholic wars, persecution of witches, support of slavery, oppression of women, anti-Semitism. . . and on and on. Christians have much sin to confess.

And yet, in spite of all the wrong, churches have also done much good: founding schools, hospitals and orphanages, advocating for prison reform and the end of slavery-- just for a start -- and working for healing and reconciliation around the world.

How has such a fallible, broken group of people made such a powerful difference?

Join us this Sunday as we talk about, "The Church in the World." 9 AM In-person or On-line

REVENGE!!

When we have been wronged, it is natural to retaliate; we want revenge; we want to get even. But the radical teaching of Jesus invites us to forgive -- even those who are our enemies!

But how can we forgive? Where do we find the freedom to release others from the hurt they have caused us?

Join us this Sunday for the third in our series, WHO IS THIS MAN?, as we look at Matthew 18. 21-35, "The Power for Forgiveness."

9 AM, In-person or On-line

What is Most Important to God?
Matthew 25.31-46

There is a saying that if you want to know what is most important in your life, open your bank statement or look at your calendar. We invest our time and resources in things we value.

But how do we identify what's most valuable to God? Where does God invest time and resources?

Join us this Sunday for the second in a sermon series looking at the identity and impact of Jesus: "What's Most Important to God?"

Part 1 of 5 in a series exploring the impact of Jesus.
Jesus is history's most familiar figure. His impact on the world is immense, bringing transformation to individuals, communities and societies across the globe.

But who was he? Why has he made a difference to so many? What does he have to offer us today?

If you have ever wondered about Jesus, join us beginning this Sunday for a series of sermons entitled, "Who Is This Man?" Based on a book by author, John Ortberg, we will explore the identity and impact of Jesus through sermons and small group experiences.

With Dr. Gary Kelly

HOW TO LOVE ENEMIES

The idea of loving enemies often seems like ivory tower theology and wishful thinking. It's not realistic, we assume, that Jesus would expect us to live it.

But Jesus does.

Join us for worship on Sunday as we explore the practical "how to's" of loving enemies in daily life.

On-line and In-person Sunday @ 9.00 AM

PAY IT FORWARD

Not many of us think of ourselves as successful people of wealth, influence, education with the ability to make a difference to others. But in truth, we are. Compared with 90% of the people of the world, we are people with power in our lives.

How are we to use our power?

Join us for worship this Sunday as we look at Jesus' teaching in Luke 6.17-26. Find out how you can make a difference with your life!

IS THERE MORE THAN THIS?
We are busy people. Work, school, home, volunteer events, recreational outings, family gatherings can make for an active and sometimes hectic life.

But do you ever wonder if there's more? If in the midst of all the coming and going, talking, meeting and doing. . . do you ever wonder if there's a bigger story for your life?

Join us in worship this Sunday for "THE BIGGER STORY." Find out God's deeper purpose for your life with Pastor Tom Bagley

Pastor Tom Bagley, Sunday January 29, 2022

In ancient times, faithful people not only had the Ten Commandments to follow, they also had oral teachings, amounting to a total of 619 religious rules. It was often easier to focus on rules, than it was the needs of people!

But Jesus made a different choice. He invites us to make a different choice, too.

Listen this Sunday as we consider "The Choice For Grace" ( Luke 4:14-22).
with Pastor Tom Bagley - January 23, 2022

NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS?

Not all of us make New Year's resolutions, but all of us have hopes for our lives and for the year ahead.

How can I have stronger relationships? Find joy in my work? How can I be a better me in 2022?

Listen this week as we look at the life of Jesus and discover, "The Power to Live." With Pastor Tom Bagley January 9, 2022.