New Life for the Valley of Dry Bones Ezekiel 37:1-14 May 17, 2020 Have you ever gotten some tune stuck in your head? Maybe it’s a tune you hadn’t heard in years, and you have no idea why you’re … Continue reading
From Grieving to Joy 5-10-20 Facebook Sermon John 16, Isaiah 43: 18-19 => You can see our entire worship service on Facebook: Congregational Church of Northridge – UCC Nobody likes change except a wet baby … and talk about change! You … Continue reading
We’re All in The Same Storm May 3, 2020 => You can see our entire worship service on Facebook: Congregational Church of Northridge – UCC An amazing thing happened during the first three centuries of Christianity. It began as a … Continue reading
Road to Emmaus Luke 24:13-35 April 26, 2020 Note: see this and other recent sermons on our Facebook page I was talking to a church member this week who said that she’d started out to do some shopping at Smart … Continue reading
The Disciple Thomas April 19, 2020 John 20:19-31 Note: see this and other recent sermons on our Facebook page During this week after Easter, you might have come across one of those YouTube videos of virtual choirs singing Christ the … Continue reading
Easter 2020 John 20:1-18 The first Easter began with Jesus’ few remaining disciples hiding behind locked doors. They were separated from their families, they didn’t know how long they would have to hide, and they weren’t sure whether or not … Continue reading
Lentiest Lent of Them All 4-5-20 Palm Sunday 2020 (Facebook) Remember the good old days when giving up chocolate for the 40 days was considered a serious Lenten sacrifice? Quaint times, weren’t they, because now we seem forced to let … Continue reading
How does authentic faith and biblical wisdom lead us through COVID-19? Continue reading
Pastor Roger Facebook Live message on COV-19. You can see the video on our church’s Facebook page: Congregational Church of Northridge – UCC
Wandering Lamb Luke 15:1-7 March 15, 2020 As we continue through Lent, I want to see how easily we misdiagnose our personal short fallings … the reasons we fall short of expectations. You see, it is our natural tendency to … Continue reading