by Chris Marley | Jan 26, 2026 | Theology
Genesis 1:26-31 A few years back, a well-meaning, elderly woman in Borja, Spain noticed that a famous fresco in her church was beginning to fall apart. Elias Martinez’ painting Ecce Homo which is Latin for “Behold, man” was flaking and faded. So, she took a stab at...
by Chris Marley | Dec 29, 2025 | Theology
Genesis 1:14-25 Not long ago I officiated an outdoor wedding for two of my church members. I arrived long before the ceremony and spent some time looking over the venue. Off to the left were rows of empty chairs for the ceremony itself, and off to the right were...
by Chris Marley | Nov 24, 2025 | Theology
Genesis 1:3-13 Space is the most important nothing. We define our spaces by walls and fences, even lines on maps. One of Joseph Beuys’ most famous sculptures was Underpass, a 20-ton beef tallow structure in the shape of the negative space under, as you may have...
by Chris Marley | Oct 27, 2025 | Theology
Genesis 1:1-2 We can divide up information into three categories… put them into three boxes, if you will. There are things we know, things we don’t know, and things we don’t know we don’t know. We’re generally comfortable with the things we know, aside from the lyrics...
by John Sweat | Feb 17, 2025 | Theology
The heart of what the law requires is the heart of the man to whom the law is given. The law requires obedience from a heart of love (Is. 29:13; Hos. 6:6; Matt. 15:8; Mark. 12:32-33) And the law of God instructs men how to love God and how to abide in God’s love...
by Jon Ryttersgaard | Mar 20, 2024 | Theology
Our church recently experienced a number of deaths among us, including one of our founding pastors dealing with the passing of each of his parents within months of one another. This difficult season has prompted me to address the subject theologically so that we will...
