Morning Star Church Las Cruces Sermons: Recent Episodes
Morning Star Church Las Cruces Sermons
A two-week worship series titled, “Prayer: Direct Communication with God,” will conclude on Sunday, November 17, 2024. The final message in the series, “Without Words,” is rooted in Romans 8:22-27 and explores the role of the Holy Spirit in our practice of prayer.
A two-week worship series titled, “Prayer: Direct Communication with God,” will begin on Sunday, November 10, 2024. The first message in the series, “With Words,” is rooted in Matthew 6:9-13 and considers the origin of what we know as “The Lord’s Prayer.”
On Sunday, November 3, 2024, the message will be rooted in Mark 10:46-52 as we ponder Jesus’ question, “What do you want me to do for you?” with special guest preacher, Timothy Palmer!
A four-week worship series titled, “What a Character: A Closer Look at Favorite Bible Personalities,” concludes on Sunday, October 27, 2024. The final message in the series, “Simon Peter,” is rooted in Matthew 4:18-20 and delves into Peter’s journey to become a key player in the life of the early Church.
A four-week worship series titled, “What a Character: A Closer Look at Favorite Bible Personalities,” continues on Sunday, October 13, 2024. The second message in the series, “Queen Esther,” is rooted in Esther 2:5-11 and considers how the courage of Esther can inspire us to work for justice and equity.
A four-week worship series titled, “What a Character: A Closer Look at Favorite Bible Personalities,” begins on Sunday, October 6, 2024. The first message in the series, “King David,” is rooted in 1 Samuel 16:14-23 and explores how someone who made David’s choices could be described as a person “after God’s own heart.”
A two-week worship series titled, “Holy Living: Being the Church in Today’s World,” concludes on Sunday, September 29, 2024. The final message in the series, “Hospitality Without Grumbling,” is rooted in 1 Peter 4:7-11 and explores practical ways to invite others to experience an open and accepting community that remains centered in the love and grace of God.
A two-week worship series titled, “Holy Living: Being the Church in Today’s World,” will begin on Sunday, September 22, 2024. The first message in the series, “Genuine Mutual Affection,” is rooted in 1 Peter 1:22-25 and explores new ways to engage in the transformative power of God's love and grace in our rapidly changing society.
In the book of Matthew, Jesus gives us the meaning of life, and it’s no secret. An eight-week worship series called, “Happy,” concludes on Sunday, September 15, as we turn to Jesus’ famous “Blessed are the . . .” statements at the beginning of the Sermon on the Mount. The seventh message in the series, “Suffering,” is rooted in Matthew 5:1-2, 10-12 and explores the perspective of those who are persecuted.
In the book of Matthew, Jesus gives us the meaning of life, and it’s no secret. An eight-week worship series called, “Happy,” continues on Sunday, September 8, as we turn to Jesus’ famous “Blessed are the . . .” statements at the beginning of the Sermon on the Mount. The seventh message in the series, “Peacemaking,” is rooted in Matthew 5:1-2, 9 and explores the perspective of those who work toward conflict resolution.
In the book of Matthew, Jesus gives us the meaning of life, and it’s no secret. An eight-week worship series called, “Happy,” continues on Sunday, September 1, as we turn to Jesus’ famous “Blessed are the . . .” statements at the beginning of the Sermon on the Mount. The sixth message in the series, “Wholeheartedness,” is rooted in Matthew 5:1-2, 8 and explores the perspective of the pure in heart.
In the book of Matthew, Jesus gives us the meaning of life, and it’s no secret. An eight-week worship series called, “Happy,” continues on Sunday, August 25, as we turn to Jesus’ famous “Blessed are the . . .” statements at the beginning of the Sermon on the Mount. The fifth message in the series, “Forgiveness,” is rooted in Matthew 5:1-2, 7 and explores the perspective of the merciful.
In the book of Matthew, Jesus gives us the meaning of life, and it’s no secret. An eight-week worship series called, “Happy,” continues on Sunday, August 18, as we turn to Jesus’ famous “Blessed are the . . .” statements at the beginning of the Sermon on the Mount. The fourth message in the series, “Advocacy,” is rooted in Matthew 5:1-2, 6 and explores the perspective of those who hunger and thirst for righteousness.
In the book of Matthew, Jesus gives us the meaning of life, and it’s no secret. An eight-week worship series called, “Happy,” continues on Sunday, August 11, as we turn to Jesus’ famous “Blessed are the . . .” statements at the beginning of the Sermon on the Mount. The third message in the series, “Gentleness,” is rooted in Matthew 5:1-2, 5 and explores the perspective of the meek.
In the book of Matthew, Jesus gives us the meaning of life, and it’s no secret. An eight-week worship series called, “Happy,” continues on Sunday, August 4, as we turn to Jesus’ famous “Blessed are the . . .” statements at the beginning of the Sermon on the Mount. The second message in the series, “Grief,” is rooted in Matthew 5:1-2, 4 and explores the perspective of those who mourn.
In the book of Matthew, Jesus gives us the meaning of life, and it’s no secret. An eight-week worship series called, “Happy,” begins on Sunday, July 28, as we turn to Jesus’ famous “Blessed are the . . .” statements at the beginning of the Sermon on the Mount. The first message in the series, “Disadvantage,” is rooted in Matthew 5:1-3 and explores the perspective of the poor in spirit.
A seven-week worship series called, “Summer Playlist: Popular Tunes for Rock Solid Faith,” concludes on Sunday, July 14, as we connect classic themes from scripture with chart-topping songs through the decades. The final message in the series features the 2022 hit, “As It Was,” by Harry Styles and is rooted in Colossians 3:1-4; 12-15.
A seven-week worship series called, “Summer Playlist: Popular Tunes for Rock Solid Faith,” continues on Sunday, July 7, as we connect classic themes from scripture with chart-topping songs through the decades. The sixth message in the series features the 2012 hit, “Diamonds,” by Rhianna and is rooted in Matthew 5:14-17.
A seven-week worship series called, “Summer Playlist: Popular Tunes for Rock Solid Faith,” continues on Sunday, June 30, as we connect classic themes from scripture with chart-topping songs through the decades. The fifth message in the series features the 2002 hit, “Beautiful,” by Christina Aguilera and is rooted in Romans 10:14-17.
A seven-week worship series called, “Summer Playlist: Popular Tunes for Rock Solid Faith,” continues on Sunday, June 23, as we connect classic themes from scripture with chart-topping songs through the decades. The fourth message in the series features the 1991 hit, “Losing My Religion,” by REM and is rooted in Acts 10:9-16.
The seven-week worship series called, “Summer Playlist: Popular Tunes for Rock Solid Faith,” continues on Sunday, June 16, as we connect classic themes from scripture with chart-topping songs through the decades. The third message in the series features the 1984 hit, “When Doves Cry,” by Prince and is rooted in Isaiah 59:9-11.
The seven-week worship series called, “Summer Playlist: Popular Tunes for Rock Solid Faith,” continues on Sunday, June 9, as we connect classic themes from scripture with chart-topping songs through the decades. The second message in the series features the 1979 hit, “We Are Family,” by Sister Sledge and is rooted in Hebrews 10:19-25.
A seven-week worship series called, “Summer Playlist: Popular Tunes for Rock Solid Faith,” begins on Sunday, June 2, as we connect classic themes from scripture with chart-topping songs through the decades. The first message in the series features the 1967 hit, “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough,” by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell and is rooted in Matthew 17:14-21.
A five-week worship series called, “Resurrection: Encounters with the Risen Jesus,” will conclude on Sunday, May 5 as we explore the appearances of Jesus after he died and consider what it means for us to live as if we truly believe that he is still alive. The final message in the series, “By Grace,” is rooted in 1 Corinthians 15:1-11. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A five-week worship series called, “Resurrection: Encounters with the Risen Jesus,” will continue on Sunday, April 28, as we explore the appearances of Jesus after he died and consider what it means for us to live as if we truly believe that he is still alive. The fourth message in the series, “On the Mountain,” is rooted in Matthew 28:16-20. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A five-week worship series called, “Resurrection: Encounters with the Risen Jesus,” will continue on Sunday, April 21, as we explore the appearances of Jesus after he died and consider what it means for us to live as if we truly believe that he is still alive. The third message in the series, “In the Same Boat,” is rooted in John 21:1-14. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A five-week worship series called, “Resurrection: Encounters with the Risen Jesus,” will begin on Sunday, April 7, as we explore the appearances of Jesus after he died and consider what it means for us to live as if we truly believe that he is still alive. The first message in the series, “On the Road,” is rooted in Luke 24:13-35. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
On Sunday, March 31, will we celebrate once again the good news that death does not have the last word in our lives. The message, “Where Do You Go?” is rooted in the words of Jesus to the women at the tomb in Mark 16:1-8
The day that Jesus died is called “good” or “holy” because of the significance of the resurrection that followed. An observance of Good Friday titled “At the Cross” is rooted in John 19:23-30
The word “maundy” comes from Latin roots and is related to our word for “commandment.” In our tradition, the night before Good Friday calls us to a remembrance of Jesus in the Upper Room with his friends, sharing a meal with them and washing their feet just before he was arrested. An observance of Maundy Thursday titled “At the Table” is rooted in Mark 14:1-9
On Sunday, March 24, we will observe Palm Sunday and Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem just days before his death. The message, “What Have You Heard?” is rooted in John 12:12-16.
A five-week worship series called “Watchword: A Story of Encounter” will conclude on Sunday, March 17, as we consider ways that we experience God’s presence and work in the world. The final message in the series, “Mission,” is rooted in Matthew 28:16-20 . Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A five-week worship series called “Watchword: A Story of Encounter” will continue on Sunday, March 10, as we consider ways that we experience God’s presence and work in the world. The fourth message in the series, “Rebirth,” is rooted in 2 Corinthians 5:15-21.
A five-week worship series called “Watchword: A Story of Encounter” will continue on Sunday, March 3, as we consider ways that we experience God’s presence and work in the world. The third message in the series, “Justice,” is rooted in Amos 5:21-24. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A five-week worship series called “Watchword: A Story of Encounter” will continue on Sunday, February 25, as we consider ways that we experience God’s presence and work in the world. The second message in the series, “Compassion,” is rooted in Exodus 3:7-12.
A five-week worship series called “Watchword: A Story of Encounter” will begin on Sunday, February 18, as we consider ways that we experience God’s presence and work in the world. The first message in the series, “Love,” is rooted in Matthew 22:34-40.
A two-week worship series called “Giving Up: Generosity for Today’s Church” will conclude on Sunday, February 11, as we consider what it means to plan the future of a congregation. The first message in the series, “Community,” is rooted in Acts 2:43-47. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A two-week worship series called “Giving Up: Generosity for Today’s Church” will begin on Sunday, February 4, as we consider what it means to plan the future of a congregation. The first message in the series, “Legacy,” is rooted in Proverbs 13:22.
A two-week worship series called “Inside Out: The Cross Section of Identity + Purpose” will conclude on Sunday, January 28, as we explore how our understanding of who we are informs our pattern of behavior. The second message in the series, “Invite,” is rooted in John 1:35-42.
A two-week worship series called “Inside Out: The Cross Section of Identity + Purpose” will begin on Sunday, January 21, as we explore how our understanding of who we are informs our pattern of behavior. The first message in the series, “Engage,” is rooted in 1 Peter 4:8-11. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
On Sunday, January 14, we will celebrate the baptism of Jesus as we consider the meaning of our own baptism. The message, “Like a Dove,” is rooted in Mark 4:1-11. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
On Sunday, January 7, we will observe the holy day of Epiphany with an exploration of the arrival of the magi who brought gifts to young Jesus. The message, “Unexpected Strangers,” is rooted in Matthew 2:1-12. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
On Sunday, December 31, 2023, we will close out one year and welcome the next with “Reflection & Intention,” a New Year’s Eve worship experience, at 9:15 AM on site and online (www.mstarlc.church) and 11:15 AM. All are welcome as give thanks for God’s faithfulness in the past and look to God’s provision in the future.
A five-week worship series called “Origin Story: The Mothers of Jesus” will conclude on Sunday, December 24, as we take note of the women who are listed in the genealogy of Jesus in the book of Matthew. The final message in the series, “Mary,” is rooted in Luke 1:26-38; 2:1-7. Worship services on this Christmas Eve will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 10:15 AM and 4:00 PM. All are welcome! (Please take note of the change in worship times for 12.24.23 Sunday only.
A five-week worship series called “Origin Story: The Mothers of Jesus” will continue on Sunday, December 17, as we take note of the women who are listed in the genealogy of Jesus in the book of Matthew. The fourth message in the series, “Bathsheba,” is rooted in 2 Samuel 11:2-3; 14-15; 26-27. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A five-week worship series called “Origin Story: The Mothers of Jesus” will continue on Sunday, December 10, as we take note of the women who are listed in the genealogy of Jesus in the book of Matthew. The third message in the series, “Ruth,” is rooted in Ruth 3:1-3. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A five-week worship series called “Origin Story: The Mothers of Jesus” will continue on Sunday, December 3, as we take note of the women who are listed in the genealogy of Jesus in the book of Matthew. The second message in the series, “Rahab,” is rooted in Joshua 2:1-14. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A five-week worship series called “Origin Story: The Mothers of Jesus” will begin on Sunday, November 26, as we take note of the women who are listed in the genealogy of Jesus in the book of Matthew. The first message in the series, “Tamar,” is rooted in Genesis 38:11-15. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A two-week worship series called “Sainted: Expanding Expectations” will conclude on Sunday, November 12, as we consider the impact of the faith of our ancestors on our own spiritual journey. The second message in the series, “No Way,” is rooted in Hebrews 11:1-3; 17-19 and 12:1-3 and Exodus 16:1-3; 13-15; 31-35. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A two-week worship series called “Sainted: Expanding Expectations" will begin on Sunday, November 5, as we consider the impact of the faith of our ancestors on our own spiritual journey. The first message in the series, “Life from Death,” is rooted in Hebrews 11:1-3; 17-19 and 12:1-3 and Genesis 17:15-22. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. Both services will include an observance of All Saints’ Day as we celebrate the lives of our loved ones who have died in the past year. All are welcome!
A five-week worship series called, “Bible Stories That Make Us LOL,” will conclude on Sunday, October 29, as we take a look at some strange and somewhat amusing passages in our holy text. The final message in the series, “The Most Boring Sermon Ever,” is rooted in Acts 20:7-12. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A five-week worship series called, “Bible Stories That Make Us LOL,” will continue on Sunday, October 22, as we take a look at some strange and somewhat amusing passages in our holy text. The fourth message in the series, “The Man Who Jumps in the Lake,” is rooted in John 21:1-7. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A five-week worship series called, “Bible Stories That Make Us LOL,” will continue on Sunday, October 15, as we take a look at some strange and somewhat amusing passages in our holy text. The third message in the series, “The Whiny Prophet,” is rooted in Jonah 4:4-7. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A five-week worship series called, “Bible Stories That Make Us LOL,” will continue on Sunday, October 8, as we take a look at some strange and somewhat amusing passages in our holy text. The second message in the series, “The Cursed Fig Tree,” is rooted in Mark 11:12–14. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A five-week worship series called, “Bible Stories That Make Us LOL,” will begin on Sunday, October 1, as we take a look at some strange and somewhat amusing passages in our holy text. The first message in the series, “The Kid Who Won’t Sleep,” is rooted in 1 Samuel 3:2-9. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A two-week worship theme titled, “You Are: In the Words of Jesus,” will conclude on Sunday, September 17, as we consider what it means to be who Jesus says we are. The second message is rooted in Matthew 5:14-16 and Jesus’ proclamation, “You are the light of the world.” Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A two-week worship theme titled, “You Are: In the Words of Jesus,” will begin on Sunday, September 10, as we consider what it means to be who Jesus says we are. The first message is rooted in Matthew 5:13 and Jesus’ proclamation, “You are the salt of the earth.” Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A seven-week worship series called “I AM: Seeing Life Through Stained Glass” will continue on Sunday, September 3, as we explore the words on the stained glass windows in the Morning Star sanctuary. The final message in the series is rooted in John 15:1-11 and Jesus’ proclamation, “I AM the Vine." Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A seven-week worship series called “I AM: Seeing Life Through Stained Glass” will continue on Sunday, August 27, as we explore the words on the stained glass windows in the Morning Star sanctuary. The sixth message in the series is rooted in John 14:1-7 and Jesus’ proclamation, “I AM the Way, the Truth and the Life." Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A seven-week worship series called “I AM: Seeing Life Through Stained Glass” will continue on Sunday, August 20, as we explore the words on the stained glass windows in the Morning Star sanctuary. The fifth message in the series is rooted in John 11:17-27 and Jesus’ proclamation, “I AM the Resurrection and the Life." Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A seven-week worship series called “I AM: Seeing Life Through Stained Glass” will continue on Sunday, August 13, as we explore the words on the stained glass windows in the Morning Star sanctuary. The fourth message in the series is rooted in John 10:11-18 and Jesus’ proclamation, “I AM the Good Shepherd." Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A seven-week worship series called “I AM: Seeing Life Through Stained Glass” will continue on Sunday, August 6, as we explore the words on the stained glass windows in the Morning Star sanctuary. The third message in the series is rooted in John 10:1-10 and Jesus’ proclamation, “I AM the Gate." Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A seven-week worship series called “I AM: Seeing Life Through Stained Glass” will continue on Sunday, July 30, as we explore the words on the stained glass windows in the Morning Star sanctuary. The second message in the series is rooted in John 8:12-20 and Jesus’ proclamation, “I AM the Light of the World." Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A seven-week worship series called “I AM: Seeing Life Through Stained Glass” will begin on Sunday, July 23, as we explore the words on the stained glass windows in the Morning Star sanctuary. The first message in the series is rooted in John 6:30-35 and Jesus’ proclamation, “I AM the Bread of Life." Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A five-week worship series called “Seeking: Five Common Bible Searches” will conclude on Sunday, July 16, as we explore popular scripture passages in which many people find great meaning and comfort. The final message in the series, “Trust,” is rooted in Proverbs 3:5-8 and centers on verse 5, “Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not rely on your own insight.” Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A five-week worship series called “Seeking: Five Common Bible Searches” will continue on Sunday, July 9, as we explore popular scripture passages in which many people find great meaning and comfort. The fourth message in the series, “Strength,” is rooted in Philippians 4:11-14 and centers on verse 13, “I can do all things through him who strengthens me.” Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A five-week worship series called “Seeking: Five Common Bible Searches” will continue on Sunday, July 2, as we explore popular scripture passages in which many people find great meaning and comfort. The third message in the series, “The Good,” is rooted in Romans 8:26-30 and centers on verse 28, “We know that all things work together for good for those who love God, who are called according to his purpose.” Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A five-week worship series called “Seeking: Five Common Bible Searches” will continue on Sunday, June 25, as we explore popular scripture passages in which many people find great meaning and comfort. The second message in the series, “A Plan,” is rooted in Jeremiah 29:10-14) and centers on verse 11, “For surely I know the plans I have for you, says the Lord, plans for your welfare and not for harm, to give you a future with hope.” Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A five-week worship series called “Seeking: Five Common Bible Searches” will begin on Sunday, June 18, as we explore popular scripture passages in which many people find great meaning and comfort. The first message in the series, “Love,” is rooted in John 3:11-21 and centers on verse 16, “For God so loved the world that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who believes in him may not perish but may have eternal life.” Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
On Sunday June 11 — the birthday of Pastor Amy AND band member Joel Hutchison — we will give thanks for the gift of life. The message, “Wonderfully Made,” is rooted in Psalm 139:13-18 and reminds us that God knows us well and considers us to be of great worth. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
On Sunday June 4, we will celebrate the power of the Trinity — our Creator, Redeemer and Sustainer. The message, “In the Name,” is rooted in Matthew 28:16-20 and considers what it means to serve a God whose very nature is relational. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
On Sunday, May 28, will we celebrate once again the movement of the Holy Spirit in the lives of the early followers of Jesus and in our lives today. The message, “Amazed and Perplexed,” is rooted in Acts 2:1-21 and considers the power of the Pentecost experience. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A six-week worship series called “Voice of the People: Finding Community in the Psalms” will conclude on Sunday, May 21, as we explore common themes of the human experience in this book of poetry and hymns. The first message in the series, “Comfort,” is rooted in Psalm 23:1-6, an expression of faith. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A six-week worship series called “Voice of the People: Finding Community in the Psalms” will continue on Sunday, May 14, as we explore common themes of the human experience in this book of poetry and hymns. The first message in the series, “Direction,” is rooted in Psalm 1:1-6, an expression of wisdom. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A six-week worship series called “Voice of the People: Finding Community in the Psalms” will continue on Sunday, May 7, as we explore common themes of the human experience in this book of poetry and hymns. The fourth message in the series, “Gratitude,” is rooted in Psalm 136:1-26, an expression of thanksgiving. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A six-week worship series called “Voice of the People: Finding Community in the Psalms” will continue on Sunday, April 30, as we explore common themes of the human experience in this book of poetry and hymns. The first message in the series, “Order,” is rooted in Psalm 47:1-9, an expression of worship. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A six-week worship series called “Voice of the People: Finding Community in the Psalms” will continue on Sunday, April 23, as we explore common themes of the human experience in this book of poetry and hymns. The first message in the series, “Grief,” is rooted in Psalm 6:1-10, an expression of lament. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A six-week worship series called “Voice of the People: Finding Community in the Psalms” will begin on Sunday, April 16, as we explore common themes of the human experience in this book of poetry and hymns. The first message in the series, “Awe,” is rooted in Psalm 145:1-21, an expression of praise. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
On Sunday, April 9, will we celebrate once again the good news that death does not have the last word in our lives. The message, “They Will See Me,” is rooted in the words of Jesus as presented in Matthew 28:1-10 and considers ways that we encounter the risen Christ in our daily lives. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A five-week Lenten worship series called “Rocky Ground: Walking with Jesus on Rugged Terrain ” will conclude on Sunday, April 2, as we make our way to Easter with humility and repentance. The final message in the series, “Rocks Cry Out,” is rooted in Jesus’ welcome into the city of Jerusalem on what we now call Palm Sunday as told in Luke 19:28-40. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A five-week Lenten worship series called “Rocky Ground: Walking with Jesus on Rugged Terrain ” will continue on Sunday, March 26, as we make our way to Easter with humility and repentance. The fourth message in the series, “Division (and Unity),” is rooted in Jesus’ understanding of community as presented in John 17:20-24. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A five-week Lenten worship series called “Rocky Ground: Walking with Jesus on Rugged Terrain ” will continue on Sunday, March 19, as we make our way to Easter with humility and repentance. The third message in the series, “Sorrow (and Joy),” is rooted in the words of Jesus regarding pain and healing as presented in John 16:16-24. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A five-week Lenten worship series called “Rocky Ground: Walking with Jesus on Rugged Terrain ” will continue on Sunday, March 12, as we make our way to Easter with humility and repentance. The second message in the series, “Disconnection (and Connection),” is rooted in Jesus’ words regarding the power of the love of God as presented in John 15:1-11. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A five-week Lenten worship series called “Rocky Ground: Walking with Jesus on Rugged Terrain ” will begin on Sunday, March 5, as we make our way to Easter with humility and repentance. The first message in the series, “Turmoil (and Peace),” is rooted in Jesus’ words regarding the trouble of the world as presented in John 14:25-31. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A four-week worship series called “The Table: A Place for Everyone” will conclude on Sunday, February 26, as we explore the practical effects of generosity. The final message in the series, “Extending,” is rooted in Luke 19:1-9 and considers what it means to be inclusive in our social circles. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A four-week worship series called “The Table: A Place for Everyone” will continue on Sunday, February 19, as we explore the practical effects of generosity. The third message in the series, “Gathering,” is rooted in Luke 14:7-14 and considers the importance of nurturing our relationships. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A four-week worship series called “The Table: A Place for Everyone” will continue on Sunday, February 12, as we explore the practical effects of generosity. The second message in the series, “Setting,” is rooted in Psalm 78:17-20 and considers the connection between need and provision. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A four-week worship series called “The Table: A Place for Everyone” will begin on Sunday, February 5, as we explore the practical effects of generosity. The first message in the series, “Building,” is rooted in Matthew 7:24-29 and considers how to construct a solid foundation in life. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A two-week worship series called “20/40 Vision: Invitation + Incarnation” will conclude on Sunday, January 29, as we explore a vision for a church that is willing to face the realities of the 21st Century. The final message in the series, “The Service,” is rooted in Matthew 25:31-46 and considers what it means to live a life that embodies the ways of Jesus. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A two-week worship series called “20/40 Vision: Invitation + Incarnation” will begin on Sunday, January 22, as we explore a vision for a church that is willing to face the realities of the 21st Century. The first message in the series, “The Search,” is rooted in Matthew 18:10-14 and considers what it means to live an invitational life. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
On Sunday, January 15, we at Morning Star will turn to Matthew 3:13-17 in honor of the baptism of Jesus. The message, “Well Pleased,” will invite us to consider God’s love for us as the very core of our identity. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
On Sunday, January 8, we at Morning Star will observe Epiphany, the celebration of the wise men’s visit to the Christ Child. The message, “Starring . . . You,” will be rooted in Matthew 2:1-12 as we reflect upon the light that guides us and the light that we shine into the world. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
On Sunday, January 1, we at Morning Star will welcome 2023 with a renewed commitment to love God, follow Jesus and serve others. The message will be rooted in Jeremiah 31:31-34. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
Morning Star’s Christmas Day service will take place at 10:15 AM on Sunday, December 25, and will include story time for the children, a performance by the Reader’s Theater cast, classic Christmas carols, coffee and treats. All are welcome to celebrate the "Good News" in the sanctuary or online at www.mstarlc.church.
Morning Star’s family-friendly Christmas Eve services will include candlelight, Christmas carols, favorite scripture readings and special music. All are welcome to participate in the sanctuary or online (www.mstarlc.church) at 3 PM and 5 PM on Saturday, December 24. Come, O Come, Emmanuel!
A four-week worship series called “Once Again: Yesterday’s Words, Today’s Hope,” will conclude on December 18. As we make our way to Christmas, we shall listen to the voice of the prophet Isaiah, teaching us not just to celebrate what God has done for us but to keep our eyes open for God’s mysterious work of deliverance and healing. The final message in the series, “God With Us,” is rooted in Isaiah 7:10-16. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A four-week worship series called “Once Again: Yesterday’s Words, Today’s Hope,” will continue on December 4. As we make our way to Christmas, we shall listen to the voice of the prophet Isaiah, teaching us not just to celebrate what God has done for us but to keep our eyes open for God’s mysterious work of deliverance and healing. The second message in the series, “Restoration of Justice,” is rooted in Isaiah 11:1-10. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A four-week worship series called “Once Again: Yesterday’s Words, Today’s Hope,” will begin on November 27. As we make our way to Christmas, we shall listen to the voice of the prophet Isaiah, teaching us not just to celebrate what God has done for us but to keep our eyes open for God’s mysterious work of deliverance and healing. The first message in the series, “An End to War,” is rooted in Isaiah 2:1-5. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A two-part worship series called “Both/And: A Realistic Approach to Faith” will conclude on Sunday, November 20, as we explore some misconceptions about religion. The first message in the series, “Doubt & Faith,” is rooted in John 20:24-29 and considers the role that doubt can play in our daily lives and in our faith. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A two-part worship series called “Both/And: A Realistic Approach to Faith” will begin on Sunday, November 13, as we explore some misconceptions about religion. The first message in the series, “Fear & Courage,” is rooted in 2 Timothy 1:3-7 and considers the role that fear can play in our daily lives and in our faith. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
On Sunday, November 6, we at Morning Star will observe All Saints’ Day as we come together to give thanks for the beautiful witness of loved ones who have died in the past year. The message will be rooted in Ephesians 1:11-23 as we reflect upon the inheritance of faith that we’ve been given by those who have gone before us. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A three-week worship series called “Seen & Unseen: Adopting the Worldview of Jesus” will conclude on Sunday, October 30, as we listen once again to some of the most popular and intriguing words of Jesus. The final message in the series, “Those Who Are Missing,” is rooted in what is commonly known as the parable of the prodigal son in Luke 15:11-32. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A three-week worship series called “Seen & Unseen: Adopting the Worldview of Jesus” will continue on Sunday, October 23, as we listen once again to some of the most popular and intriguing words of Jesus. The second message in the series, “Those Who Need Healing,” is rooted in what is commonly known as the parable of the good Samaritan in Luke 10:25-37. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A three-week worship series called “Seen & Unseen: Adopting the Worldview of Jesus” will begin on Sunday, October 16, as we listen once again to some of the most popular and intriguing words of Jesus. The first message in the series, “Those Who Hunger,” is rooted in what is commonly known as the parable of the wedding banquet in Matthew 22:1-14. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A five-week worship series called “Confirmed: It’s Not What You Know” will conclude on Sunday, October 9, as we explore some of the core expressions and experiences of our faith as followers of Jesus. The final message in the series, “Churched,” is rooted in Hebrews 10:19-25 and considers the nature and role of the church in the world. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A five-week worship series called “Confirmed: It’s Not What You Know” will continue on Sunday, October 2, as we explore some of the core expressions and experiences of our faith as followers of Jesus. The fourth message in the series, “Graced,” is rooted in 2 Timothy 1:8-14 and considers the transformative work of God’s grace in our lives and in the world. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A five-week worship series called “Confirmed: It’s Not What You Know” will continue on Sunday, September 25, as we explore some of the core expressions and experiences of our faith as followers of Jesus. The third message in the series, “Sustained,” is rooted in Galatians 5:13-26 and considers the power of the Holy Spirit in the lives of individuals and in the church as a whole. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A five-week worship series called “Confirmed: It’s Not What You Know” will continue on Sunday, October 2, as we explore some of the core expressions and experiences of our faith as followers of Jesus. The fourth message in the series, “Graced,” is rooted in 2 Timothy 1:8-14 and considers the transformative work of God’s grace in our lives and in the world. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
Parables a story telling project. Sunday Amy and Jason told us the story of how they met and a bit about their 10 year marriage. Eileen Rosenblatt also shared stories about being a bus operator.
A five-week worship series called “Confirmed: It’s Not What You Know” will continue on Sunday, September 18, as we explore some of the core expressions and experiences of our faith as followers of Jesus. The second message in the series, “Redeemed,” is rooted in John 1:1-18 and considers the role of Jesus the Christ in history and in our lives. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!
A five-week worship series called “Confirmed: It’s Not What You Know” will begin on Sunday, September 11, as we explore some of the core expressions and experiences of our faith as followers of Jesus. The first message in the series, “Created,” is rooted in Genesis 1:1-2:4 and considers the work of God in the world, in the beginning and today. Worship will take place at Morning Star Church on Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 AM in the sanctuary and at 9:30 online at www.mstarlc.church. All are welcome!
A four-week worship series called “She Speaks: Four Powerful Quotes from Four Powerful Women” will conclude on Sunday, August 28, as we consider the words of fairly well-known women in our holy text who appear as central characters on Sunday morning less often than the men in their stories. The statement, “If I die, I die,” comes from an unlikely queen named Esther and can be found in Esther 4:9-17. Worship will take place at Morning Star Church on Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 AM in the sanctuary and at 9:30 online at www.mstarlc.church. All are welcome!
A four-week worship series called “She Speaks: Four Powerful Quotes from Four Powerful Women” will continue on Sunday, August 21, as we consider the words of fairly well-known women in our holy text who appear as central characters on Sunday morning less often than the men in their stories. The command, “Go, my daughter,” comes from a widow named Naomi and can be found in Ruth 2:1-7. Worship will take place at Morning Star Church on Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 AM in the sanctuary and at 9:30 online at www.mstarlc.church. All are welcome!
A four-week worship series called “She Speaks: Four Powerful Quotes from Four Powerful Women” will continue on Sunday, August 14, as we consider the words of fairly well-known women in our holy text who appear as central characters on Sunday morning less often than the men in their stories. The promise, “I will go with you,” comes from a leader named Deborah and can be found in Judges 4:4-24. Worship will take place at Morning Star Church on Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 AM in the sanctuary and at 9:30 online at www.mstarlc.church. All are welcome!
A four-week worship series called “She Speaks: Four Powerful Quotes from Four Powerful Women” will begin on Sunday, August 7, as we consider the words of fairly well-known women in our holy text who appear as central characters on Sunday morning less often than the men in their stories. The question, “Shall I go?” comes from a Hebrew girl named Miriam and can be found in Exodus 2:1-10. Worship will take place at Morning Star Church on Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 AM in the sanctuary and at 9:30 online at www.mstarlc.church. All are welcome!
Our ten-week worship series called “10 Keys: Unlocking Faith” will conclude on Sunday, July 31, as we consider ways that the words of Jesus connect with the 10 Commandments. Key No. 10, “Be Happy,” is rooted in Matthew 7:7-11 and Exodus 20:17. Worship will take place on Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 AM in the sanctuary and at 9:30 online. All are welcome to participate in these interactive services for all ages!
Our ten-week worship series called “10 Keys: Unlocking Faith” will continue on Sunday, July 24, as we consider ways that the words of Jesus connect with the 10 Commandments. Key No. 9, “Tell the Truth,” is rooted in Matthew 7:15-20 and Exodus 20:16. Worship will take place on Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 AM in the sanctuary and at 9:30 online. All are welcome to participate in these interactive services for all ages!
Our ten-week worship series called “10 Keys: Unlocking Faith” will continue on Sunday, July 17, as we consider ways that the words of Jesus connect with the 10 Commandments. Key No. 8, “Share With Others,” is rooted in Matthew 5:38-42 and Exodus 20:15. Worship will take place on Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 AM in the sanctuary and at 9:30 online. On this Sunday before school starts, we’ll also take time to pray for the students, families, teachers and administrators in our community as they begin the new year. All are welcome to participate in these interactive services for all ages!
Our ten-week worship series called “10 Keys: Unlocking Faith” will continue on Sunday, July 10, as we consider ways that the words of Jesus connect with the 10 Commandments. Key No. 7, “Be A Good Friend,” is rooted in Matthew 7:12 and Exodus 20:14. Worship will take place on Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 AM in the sanctuary and at 9:30 online. All are welcome to participate in these interactive services for all ages!
Our ten-week worship series called “10 Keys: Unlocking Faith” will continue on Sunday, July 3, as we consider ways that the words of Jesus connect with the 10 Commandments. Key No. 6, “Forgive,” is rooted in Matthew 5:21-26 and Exodus 20:13. Worship will take place on Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 AM in the sanctuary and at 9:30 online. During this Independence Day Weekend, we’ll also give thanks for the freedoms that we enjoy in this country. All are welcome to participate in these interactive services for all ages!
Our ten-week worship series called “10 Keys: Unlocking Faith” will continue on Sunday, June 26, as we consider ways that the words of Jesus connect with the 10 Commandments.
Key No. 5, “Show Respect,” is rooted in Matthew 5:43-48 and Exodus 20:12. Worship will take place on Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 AM in the sanctuary and at 9:30 online.
All are welcome to participate in these interactive services for all ages!
Our ten-week worship series called “10 Keys: Unlocking Faith” will continue on Sunday, June 19, as we consider ways that the words of Jesus connect with the 10 Commandments. Key No. 4, “Rest,” is rooted in Matthew 12:1-13 and Exodus 20:8-11. Worship will take place on Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 AM in the sanctuary and at 9:30 online. On this Father’s Day, we’ll also pay tribute to the men in our lives who’ve supported and guided us over the years. All are welcome to participate in these interactive services for all ages!
Our ten-week worship series called “10 Keys: Unlocking Faith” will continue on Sunday, June 12, as we consider ways that the words of Jesus connect with the 10 Commandments. Key No. 3, “Be Honest,” is rooted in Matthew 5:33-37 and Exodus 20:7. Worship will take place on Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 AM in the sanctuary and at 9:30 online. All are welcome to participate in these interactive services for all ages!
Our ten-week worship series called “10 Keys: Unlocking Faith” will continue on Sunday, June 5, as we consider ways that the words of Jesus connect with the 10 Commandments. Key No. 2, “Offer Praise,” is rooted in Matthew 5:17-20 and Exodus 20:4-6. Worship will take place on Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 AM in the sanctuary and at 9:30 online. On this Pentecost Sunday, we’ll also celebrate the confirmation of our youth. All are welcome to participate in these interactive services for all ages!
Our ten-week worship series called “10 Keys: Unlocking Faith” will begin on Sunday, May 29, as we consider ways that the words of Jesus connect with the 10 Commandments. Key No. 1, “Know What’s Important,” is rooted in Matthew 22:34-40 and Exodus 20:3. Worship will take place on Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 AM in the sanctuary and at 9:30 online. During this Memorial Day Weekend, we’ll also offer gratitude for all who have died while serving in the United States military forces. All are welcome to participate in these interactive services for all ages!
A two-week worship series called “Two Gifts” will conclude on Sunday, May 22, as we consider important conversations that Jesus shared with his followers. The message will be rooted in John 14:23-29, and the services will take place on Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 AM in the sanctuary and at 9:30 online. All are welcome to worship with the Morning Star community as we consider what it means to live in peace.
A two-week worship series called “Two Gifts” will begin on Sunday, May 15, as we consider important conversations that Jesus shared with his followers. The message will be rooted in John 13:31-35, and the services will take place on Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 AM in the sanctuary and at 9:30 online. All are welcome to worship with the Morning Star community as we consider what it means to love one another.
An adventure exploring Jesus's grace that he gave towards his disciples. One whom many think deserved none. The other whom many think received it. We explore the idea if one understood grace before the other disciples and the other didn't understand, until he did.
An adventure exploring Jesus's grace that he gave towards his disciples. One whom many think deserved none. The other whom many think received it. We explore the idea if one understood grace before the other disciples and the other didn't understand, until he did.
Our Easter celebrations will continue on Sunday, April 17, as we give thanks for the new life that Jesus offers us. The message will be rooted in John 20:1-18, and the services will take place on Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 AM in the sanctuary and at 9:30 online. All are welcome to worship with the Morning Star community as we remember the early followers of Jesus and how they moved toward the light “While it Was Still Dark.”
Our journey toward Easter will continue on Sunday, April 10, as we observe Palm Sunday and Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem with much fanfare. The message will be rooted in Luke 19:28-40, and the services will take place on Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 AM in the sanctuary and at 9:30 online. All are welcome to worship with the Morning Star community as we consider what it means to “Go Ahead” in our relationship with God.
Our five-week worship series “Margin: Creating Space to Breathe Deeply” will conclude on Sunday, April 3, as we observe the season of reflection that leads us to Easter Sunday. The message will be rooted in 1 Timothy 6:6-10, and the services will take place on Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 AM in the sanctuary and at 9:30 online. All are welcome to worship with the Morning Star community as we consider the relationship between “Anxiety & Security” in a life of faith.
Morning Star's very own Kathy Naegele-Delgado steps up to preach on this Sunday. Kathy leads us into an exploration into listening the voice of our shepherd Jesus.
Our five-week worship series “Margin: Creating Space to Breathe Deeply” will continue on Sunday, March 27, as we observe the season of reflection that leads us to Easter Sunday. The message will be rooted in Psalm 46:8-11, and the services will take place on Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 AM in the sanctuary and at 9:30 online. All are welcome to worship with the Morning Star community as we consider the relationship between “Hurry & Calm” in a life of faith.
Our five-week worship series “Margin: Creating Space to Breathe Deeply” will continue on Sunday, March 20, as we observe the season of reflection that leads us to Easter Sunday. The message will be rooted in Isaiah 40:28-31, and the services will take place on Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 AM in the sanctuary and at 9:30 online. All are welcome to worship with the Morning Star community as we consider the relationship between “Fatigue & Energy” in a life of faith.
Our five-week worship series “Margin: Creating Space to Breathe Deeply” will continue on Sunday, March 13, as we observe the season of reflection that leads us to Easter Sunday. The message will be rooted in Matthew 6:25-34, and the services will take place on Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 AM in the sanctuary and at 9:30 online. All are welcome to worship with the Morning Star community as we consider the relationship between “Worry & Peace” in a life of faith.
Our five-week worship series “Margin: Creating Space to Breathe Deeply” will begin on Sunday, March 6, as we observe the season of reflection that leads us to Easter Sunday. The message will be rooted in Matthew 11:28-30, and the services will take place on Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 AM in the sanctuary and at 9:30 online. All are welcome to worship with the Morning Star community as we consider the “Easy Burdens” of Jesus.
Our four-week worship series “Less is More: Cultivating the Practice of Generosity” will conclude on Sunday, February 27, as we consider what it means to give with gratitude. The message will be rooted in 2 Corinthians 9:11-15, and the services will take place on Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 AM in the sanctuary and at 9:30 online. All are welcome to worship with the Morning Star community as we consider the truth that when we are content with less, we have more to give!
Our four-week worship series “Less is More: Cultivating the Practice of Generosity” will continue on Sunday, February 20, as we consider what it means to give cheerfully. The message will be rooted in 2 Corinthians 9:6-8, and the services will take place on Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 AM in the sanctuary and at 9:30 online. All are welcome to worship with the Morning Star community as we consider the truth that when we are content with less, we have more to give!
Our four-week worship series “Less is More: Cultivating the Practice of Generosity” will continue on Sunday, February 13, as we consider what it means to give eagerly. The message will be rooted in 2 Corinthians 8:10-15, and the services will take place on Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 AM in the sanctuary and at 9:30 online. All are welcome to worship with the Morning Star community as we consider the truth that when we are content with less, we have more to give!
Our four-week worship series “Less is More: Cultivating the Practice of Generosity” will begin on Sunday, February 6, as we consider what it means to be invited by God to give for the sake of others. The message will be rooted in 2 Corinthians 8:1-7, and the services will take place on Sunday at 8, 9:30 and 11 AM in the sanctuary and at 9:30 online. All are welcome to worship with the Morning Star community as we consider the truth that when we are content with less, we have more to give!
Pastor Amy closes out our sermon series called Holy Justice. She preaches from 1 Peter 1:13-25 and teaches us that we can be Holy too.
In the second week of a our sermon series we call Holy Justice, Pastor Amy preaches about Faith Works. Her inspiration comes from the Gospel of James 2:14-26.
We start a new sermon series called Holy Justice. Exploring the intersection personal faith and social responsibility. This week's sermon is called Just Worship and Pastor Amy preaches from Amos 5:18-27.
This Sunday we celebrate the baptism of Jesus Christ. We also take time to remember and celebrate our baptisms as well and to remember that we are children of God whom he is well pleased. Pastor Amy preaches from Matthew 3:13-17.
On this Epiphany Sunday, as we remember the three wisemen and their journey to meet the little boy Jesus, Pastor Amy calls on us to be Rising Stars in the new calendar year. She preaches from Matthew 2:1-12.
On the second day of Christmas, Morning Star's Kathy Naegele-Delgado leads us in worship and talks of Radical Inclusion. She teaches from Matthew 22:34-40.
This year's Christmas Eve Service at Morning Star we did Carols and Lessons. A selection of six different readings and favorite Christmas Carols are read and sung, ending with Silent Night and Joy to the World. Merry Christmas.
On this fourth Sunday in Advent, Pastor Amy continues in Luke 1:45-56. Amy asks us to consider unwrapping peace.
On this the third Sunday of Advent we hear the story of Christmas as told to us by the children of Morning Star. Then we hear poem written by Pastor Amy about the Joy experienced by Mary and her cousin Elizabeth as their babies leap for joy in each expectant mother's womb.
Go to www.mstarlc.church to watch the video of the children telling the story of Christmas. Click on Sermon Archives to find the video.
In this the Second Sunday in Advent, Pastor Amy preaches the story of Mary found in the Gospel of Luke 1:26-38. It is a story of Love.
As we begin Advent, Kathy Naegele-Delgado our church administrator and Certified Lay Minister (CLM) teaches this First Sunday of Advent. In the "Unwrapping Christmas" sermon series, Kathy talks about Hope. The scripture she teaches from is Isaiah 40:1-11.
On this the last Sunday of the Liturgical year and it also being Christ the King Sunday, our Executive Minister Stuart Davenport preaches from Acts 2:42-47.
This week Pastor Amy preaches from 1 Samuel 1:4-20. It is a story about Hannah and how she is Provoked to Peace.
On this All Saints Day, Pastor Amy preaches from John 11:32-44. This is the part of the story where Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead.
It's Halloween and we are having a little fun by worshipping outside, dressing up and team preaching. Pastor Amy, Kathy Naegele-Delgado and Stuart Davenport take on Colossians 3:12-17 and talk about how we should "dress up" and what with.
We end our 6 week sermon series, "Practicing Life, Connecting with God in Daily Tasks", with a sermon called "Resting Well". Pastor Amy's inspiration is Psalm 127:1-2.
In week 5 of our sermon series, Practicing Life, Connecting with God in Daily Tasks, Pastor Amy preaches from Luke 4:16-21 and invites us into Relating with Others in the ways of Jesus.
In week 4 of Practicing Life, Pastor Amy preaches about Breathing Deeply. Her scripture of inspiration is John 20:19-23.
We are in our third week of our sermon series called "Practicing Life, Connecting with God in Daily Tasks". This week our Captain of Chaos, otherwise known as our Executive Minister Stuart Davenport, takes a turn at preaching. His sermon is titled "Living on Mars" and he preaches from 1 Corinthians 13.
We continue our sermon series, "Practicing Life, Connecting with God in Daily Tasks". This week's sermon is titled "Being Nourished" and Pastor Amy preaches from Psalm 34:4-10.
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We are starting a new sermon series called "Practicing Life, Connecting with God In Daily Tasks". Pastor Amy preaches from Lamentations 3:22-24 in a sermon titled "Facing the Day".
Pastor Amy closes our her sermon series The Stories That Made Us, A Childlike Look At Faith. She preaches a condensed version of Genesis chapters 11-25, but really focuses on chapter 15:1-21. This is the story of Abram and Sarai, who later become the more well known Abraham and Sarah.
Pastor Amy continues in her sermon series "The Stories That Made Us, A Child Like Look At Faith". On this Sunday she preaches the story of Noah and The Big Flood that is found in Genesis chapters 6-8.
In week 3 of our sermon series "The Stories That Made Us", Pastor Amy preaches from Genesis 4:1-18. This is the story of Cain and Abel and retold to the children in the style of Bishop Desmond Tutu's children's Bible.
In week two of our sermon series, The Stories That Made Us, Pastor Amy preaches from Genesis 3:1-24. Angie reads the scripture from Bishop Desmond Tutu's book "Children of God Storybook Bible".
Pastor Amy starts a new kids of all ages friendly sermon series called The Stories That Made Us. This week she preaches from Genesis 1:1-31.
Morning Star's own Stuart Davenport delivers the message this week on Back to School Sunday. A message of Get Connected, Be Connected and Stay Connected. We had technical difficulties, so after a few minutes of silence, Stuart picks up right at the beginning of his sermon after he describes a picture of him receiving his first Bible in the third grade. Stuart's inspiration comes from Luke 2:41-52.
This is the fourth and last week of the sermon series called "Envisioning Morning Star". Pastor Amy preaches from Matthew 14:13-21.
We continue with week three of our sermon series called "Envisioning Morning Star". Pastor Amy preaches from Luke 14:7-14.
We are in week 2 of our first sermon series with our new Pastor Amy. The sermon series is called Envisioning Morning Star and this week Amy preaches from the Gospel of John, chapter 4, verses 16-26. The title of her sermon is In Spirit & Truth.
Pastor Amy begins a four week sermon series called Envisioning Morning Star. In week 1 Amy preaches from Ephesians 2:1-9 in a sermon she calls Grace Point.
Pastor Amy preaches on Freedom this July 4th. Her inspiration comes from 2 Corinthians 3:12-18.
Our first Sunday with our new pastor Amy Wilson Feltz. Amy preaches from Ruth 1:11-17, a sermon titled "Where You Go".
Guest preacher, Rev Gary Seelau, preaches from Luke 8:22-25. He shares a story of faith about a snowy Monday in 1981 near Buffalo, NY.
This Sunday's guest preacher is Rev Scott Sharp of The Methodist Foundation and former pastor of Central UMC Albuquerque, NM. Scott full embraces Concert T-Shirt Sunday and shares with us his love the '80s band Hüsker Dü and their song "New Day Rising". He preaches from Luke 22:14-24 and 1 Corinthians 11:23-26.
As we work toward welcoming our new pastor, Reverend Gary Seelau, retired, preaches from Philippians 2:1-2 and 5-11. He shares the story of a new found friend, Jimmy V.
We find ourselves at Morning Star at our last Sunday with our Pastor Ross Whiteaker, Child of God. Ross, if you didn't know already, he can be a blubbering mess sometimes. That being said, he knew he wouldn't not be able to preach on his last Sunday in Las Cruces. So, he did the fun thing, Rappin' With Ross. You have questions and sometimes Ross has answers.
This is Pastor Ross's second to last Sunday with us, but this is his last sermon. It is Pentecost Sunday and Ross explains what that all means. He also preaches from the book of Acts, chapter 2.
With only two more Sundays after this one before Pastor Ross leaves, he preaches to us from Matthew 3:13-43 and reminds us of who and of whom we are.
With only 4 Sundays left with our Pastor Ross, he prepares us for our new Pastor Amy and also preaches from John 15:7-17.
This is the first of the last five Sundays that we have with our Pastor Ross Whiteaker. This morning he preaches from Acts 8:26-40. The theme for the next few Sundays is, baptism.
In the second week of Now What? Stuart Davenport our Captain of Chaos preaches from 1 John 3:1-7.
Our Executive Minister and Captain of Chaos takes over for three weeks to preach a sermon series he calls Now What? In week 1 he preaches from John 20:19-31.
As we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ, our redeemer, Pastor Ross preaches from the Gospel of John, chapter 20, starting at verse 1.
Palm Sunday marks the end of Lent and the beginning of Holy Week. We celebrate Jesus's triumphant entry into Jerusalem with the waving of palms. Pastor Ross preaches from Mark 11:1-11.
On this fifth Sunday of Lent, Pastor Ross preaches from the Gospel of Matthew, chapter 13, verses 44-46.
We are in the third Sunday of Lent, readying ourselves for Easter. Pastor Ross preaches from the Gospel of Matthew, chapter 19 and starting at verse 16.
We are in the second Sunday of Lent, the season that prepares us for Palm Sunday & Easter. Pastor Ross preaches from Luke 2:41-52.
This is the first Sunday in Lent, a season of 40 days (excluding Sundays) where we try to start something, stop something and or continue something in our spiritual practices that bring us closer to God. Pastor Ross preaches from Matthew 6:19-24.
Pastor Ross finishes our sermon series Own TheVision. We are in week three and he preaches from Amos 5:14-15 & 21-45 and he also reads from Matthew 15:1-9.
This sermon series was to help us embrace our new Mission & Vision statement.
We are in week two of a sermon series that we call Own The Vision, where we embrace our Mission & Vision statement. This week Pastor Ross preaches from Mark 1:29-39.
Week 2 of our sermon series Own the Vision finds us in Acts 10:1-43. Pastor Ross preaches.
In week 1 of our new sermon series Own The Vision, Pastor Ross preaches from Matthew 25:14-30. The story of the valuable coins.
While Pastor Ross is on vacation, Morning Star's very own Kathy Naegele-Delgado takes a turn at preaching. After a challenging week, she preaches from Matthew 2:1-10 and tells us of Jesus's love.
This is the Second Sunday of Christmas and Christmas goes all the way through til January 6. Pastor Ross preaches from John 1:1-18.
This is the third day of Christmas. To help let that good feeling of Christmas linger within us just a little longer Stuart Davenport, our Executive Minister, reads a few stories to help that feeling last.
On this the Fourth Sunday of Advent our Children's Minister Angie Hereford takes over with the Children's Christmas Pageant. You can go to our website www.mstarlc.church to watch it.
On this the Second Sunday of Advent, Pastor Ross preaches from Luke chapter 1 and shares with us the story of Mary and Elizabeth.
It is the First Sunday of Advent and Pastor Ross begins to prepare us for the Christ child. He preaches from Luke 1:26-45.
Pastor Ross preaches from Luke 17:11-19, the idea that happy people aren't always grateful, but grateful people are always happy.
Stuart Davenport, Morning Star's Captain of Chaos, finishes up his two week sermon series on Engagement. He preaches from Hebrews 10:24-25.
Stuart Davenport preaches for the next two weeks on Engagement. This week he preaches from Luke 10:30-35 and turns the story of the Good Samaritan for a different look and perspective.
The third and last week of a sermon series we call Stranger Things, Closer Than They Appear, Pastor Ross preaches from 1 Peter 5:6-9.
In the second week of the sermon series Stranger Things, Closer Than They Appear, Pastor Ross preaches the story of Job found in the Old Testament book of Job and the stories of Jesus found in the Gospel of Matthew.
We start a new three week sermon series called Stranger Things, Closer Than They Appear. This sermon series is based on Ephesians 6:12. Pastor Ross preaches from Hebrews 1:14 this morning.
Week 2 of a short sermon series called Being Invitational. Pastor Ross preaches from the Gospel of John, chapter 1, starting at verse 35.
Pastor Ross begins a two week sermon series to help us go out and tell of Jesus. He preaches from Matthew 5:13-16.
We end the Made For More sermon series by being asked to take a Spiritual Gifts Survey. Stuart Davenport steps in to lead this service for a sick Kathy Naegele-Delgado. He preaches from 1 Corinthians 13.
Pastor Ross preaches from 1 Corinthians 12:12-31 and continues the second week of our sermon series, Made For More, on Spiritual Gifts.
We start a new 3 week sermon series, Made For More, to help us discover our Spiritual Gifts. Pastor Ross preaches from 1 Corinthians 12:1-11.
This is Part 2 of last weeks sermon in the Gospel of Matthew, chapter 16, starting at verse 21. Pastor Ross finishes preaching the story of Peter confessing who Jesus is.
We are still in the Gospel of Matthew. This week Pastor Ross preaches from Matthew 16, starting at verse 13. This is Part 1 of 2.
Pastor Ross continues to preach in the book of Matthew 15:21-28. As you listen, think of someone you are listening for.
We continue in the Gospel of Matthew, chapter 14, verses 22-33. This week Stuart Davenport preaches the story of Jesus walking on the water.
Pastor Ross continues preaching from the Gospel of Matthew, chapter 14 and starting at verse 13. It is the story of the Loaves and the Fishes.
We are following along in the Lectionary for the next few weeks. Pastor Ross preaches from Matthew 13 starting at verse 31.
We go back to the Lectionary and follow along in the book of Matthew. Pastor Ross preaches from Matthew 13:24-29.
In our sermon series Quantum Leap, where we leap to a particular story in the Bible and take on a first person perspective, Pastor Ross preaches from Mark 5:25-34 and shares the story of the bleeding woman.
This week in week four of our sermon series Quantum Leap, Stuart Davenport takes a crack at the story of Cain & Abel found in Genesis 4:1-16.
In week 3 of our sermon series Quantum Leap, the idea if you could go back in time anywhere in the Bible, Pastor Ross explores the story of the woman at the well in John 4.
In week 2 of our sermon series called Quantum Leap, the idea if you could go anywhere back in time in the Bible, Pastor Ross preaches from John 18:1. The arrest of Jesus.
We start a new sermon series we call Quantum Leap. This week Pastor Ross preaches from the book of Numbers 26:33-34.
Sometimes you have questions about the Bible, theology, Christianity and Methodism. And sometimes, sometimes, Ross has answers. This is Rappin' With Ross.
Stuart Davenport takes a turn at the story of the Walk to Emmaus. He preaches from Luke 24:13-35 and misquotes the prophet Bruce Springsteen.
Pastor Ross shares with us a fresh perspective on the resurrection story from the Gospel of John, chapter 20, verses 1-10. He is risen indeed.
On this Palm Sunday, our very own Stuart Davenport preaches from Psalm 118:1 -2 & 19-29. We wave our palms in the air like we do care.
Pastor Ross finishes the sermon series Living Life In A Minor Key by preaching from the story of Lazarus, found in the Gospel of John chapter 11.
In week 4 of our sermon series "Living Life In A Minor Key", Pastor Ross preaches from the most well known verses of the Bible and of literature as well. Psalm 23.
Week 3 of our sermon series Pastor Ross is calling "Living Life In A Minor Key". This week Ross preaches from Psalm 95.
We start a new sermon series in the season of Lent called "Living Life In A Minor Key". This week Pastor Ross preaches from Psalm 32.
Pastor Ross continues to preach his Free sermon series. Today he preaches the parable of The Talents.
In week 3 of the sermon series Free, Pastor Ross preaches from the book of Hebrews chapter 13 and starting at verse 1.
Morning Star begins a new sermon series called Free. This morning Pastor Ross preaches from Matthew 6:25 -
This Sunday is Pastor Ross's favorite Sunday of the year, Baptism of the Lord Sunday. He preaches from Matthew 3:13
Kathy Naegele-Delgado, CLM, reads from Matthew 2 and shares a story of the fourth Magi.
On this fourth Sunday of Advent, Pastor Ross preaches from Matthew 1:18-24 and continues to share the story of Jesus's coming.
Stuart Davenport, CLM, preaches on this third Sunday of Advent from Matthew 11:2-15 about Joy.
Pastor Ross preaches the last week of the sermon series on Finding Our Why. He preaches from Matthew 22.
Stuart Davenport, our Director of Everything and Certified Lay Minister, preaches from Romans 12:9-17 and helps us find our Why through service.
Pastor Ross continues to help us find our Why through prayer. He preaches from Luke 11:1.
We have questions and sometimes Pastor Ross has answers. This is Rappin' with Ross, a time where folks have questions and Ross tries to answer them.
On this World Communion Sunday, our Certified Lay Minister, Kathy Naegele-Delgado takes us through the meaning of Communion.
Pastor Ross closes out the sermon series in Jeremiah. Chapter 32, verses 1 & 2, 6-15. Also, you get to hear a little of the music from our friend Justin Gambino.
We are blessed this week to have guest preacher Rev. Felicia Hopkins preach from Jeremiah 8:22 and John 5:1.
This week we are blessed to have Rev. Gorton Smith as our guest preacher. He picks up where Ross left off in Jeremiah 4:11 &12, 22-28.
We are in week 4 of "The Church I Dream Of" summer sermon series that we are in the middle of. This week Pastor Ross has a conversation with Abraham Sanchez with Café of Las Cruces.
We are in week 3 of our summer sermon series "The Church I Dream Of". This week we are blessed to have Tim Palmer of Abilene, Texas and friend of Pastor Ross and his wife Michelle. Tim shares his thoughts of the church he dreams of.
As summer begins, we kick off the season with our summer series entitled The Church I Dream Of. Pastor Ross starts week 1 sharing the things that church he dreams of has, does and wants to do.
Morning Star's very own Kathy Naegele-Delgado takes time to teach us the meaning of this very important Sunday.
This is the second week of Pastor Ross taking us through The Lord's Prayer. Picking up where he left off with the second half, Pastor Ross teaches us the subtleties of the prayer Jesus taught his disciples.
Pastor Ross takes through The Lord's Prayer in two weeks. In week one he teaches us what the first half of the prayer means.
This Sunday was Mission & Ministry Sunday at Morning Star and Pastor Ross posed a question to the staff, Where have you seen Jesus?
Our Director of Everything, Stuart Davenport, shares with us about how the Disciples viewed Jesus with expectation rather than expectancy.
Due to a technical problem the first few minutes are missing from this sermon.
Pastor Ross shares with us about going and doing and invites his friend Pastor Todd Sealau to share his experiences.
Our District Superintendent, Eddie Rivera, shares the word with us today and coaxes us to say a resounding yes when we are called.
Our Executive Minister, Stuart M Davenport, takes a crack at finding grace in the 23 Psalm.
Pastor Ross shares a personal story. One where he wrestles with himself, the Bible and with God to answer an important question he needs answered.
After catching the flu, Pastor Ross takes us through why he gives and then finishes this sermon series.
Week 2 of our Generosity sermon series in where Pastor Ross goes deeper in explaining about our need to give, rather than the churches need to receive.
The first step in our Generosity sermon series. Pastor Ross will be leading us through this series teaching us that giving is an act of worship. Not because we need to give to the church, but because we need to just give.
You have questions and sometimes Pastor Ross has answers. On this Sunday Ross tries to answer your questions about the Bible, theology and other things you might be curious about.
What would happen if we gave not just all of our treasures to God, but everything we had and everything we are.
Together we can be the world we want, the world God intended for us to have, here on Earth as it is in Heaven.
Be the love and the Light to those around you and Help light up the darkness in the world.
Pastor Ross preaches from Mark 12:38-44, one of the most quixotical stories in the Bible. In this sermon we are called to Look and See and avoid The Monkey Trap.
In the mainline Protestant church, we celebrate All Saints Day the first Sunday following November 1. On this day we remember the Saints who went on before us.
Pastor Ross has a conversation with friends Anneke & Zach Price who are missionaries in Thailand. Zack works with coffee growers and Anneke is an artist who works with local artisans preserving culture.
Pastor Ross has a discussion with some old friends from Carlsbad, NM. the Trones. They have been leading a Monday night Bible Study for college students for over 20 years.
In the spirit of recent and not so recent events, Pastor Ross tells us the story of Tamar and how her father, King David, and everyone else around her failed her.
When we have questions on how we do things as Christians, our theology, or about how our traditions work, Ross has answers.
We all have questions about the Bible, theology, church traditions, etc. Sometimes, Ross has answers.
In this series leading us up to Pentecost, Pastor Ross teaches us that we do these things In the Name of Jesus.
In this series leading us up to Pentecost, Pastor Ross teaches us that we do these things In the Name of Jesus.
In this series leading us up to Pentecost, Pastor Ross teaches us that we do these things In the Name of Jesus.
In this series leading us up to Pentecost, Pastor Ross teaches us that we do these things In the Name of Jesus.
In this series leading us up to Pentecost, Pastor Ross teaches us that we do these things In the Name of Jesus.
In this series leading us up to Pentecost, Pastor Ross teaches us that we do these things In the Name of Jesus.
The prequel to #nofearnovember is Chip-In Sunday. Stuart Davenport shares with us why we should chip-in. He preaches the story of Moses from Exodus, chapters 1, 2 & 3.
We all need forgiveness, but we need to forgive as well. Pastor Ross preaches from Matthew 18:21-35.
Stuart Davenport, a Certified Lay Minister and Executive Minister here at Morning Star shares a message that his passion for Christ is inches DNA. he preaches from Matthew 5:13-16.
We sometimes make promises that we can not keep or do not intend to keep. Ross preaches from John 13:31-35
On this first Communion Sunday with Pastor Ross, we are to remember that Communion is about being in community with each other.
In this sermon Pastor Ross lets us know that we are called to go. He preaches from Luke 19, starting at verse 1.
In this sermon Pastor Ross stresses our need to strive for participation in the love of Christ instead of perfection. He reads from Matthew chapter 5, starting at verse 43.
Lead pastor Ross Whiteaker's first sermon here at Morning Star Las Cruces. He reminds of the story of Jesus's baptism and preaches from Matthew 3, starting at verse 13.