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Join us every Sunday morning at 11:00.

10/18/2026

Deacon Brian gave a wonderful message this morning.

The Pharisees and Herodians tried to set a trap for Jesus. They asked a question that would it him in trouble if his answer was yes or no. Is it lawful to pay taxes or not? But Jesus was on to them. He said to render to Caesar what is his and to God what is his.

This is a world turned upside down. God’s word show that the kingdom of is in and not of this words. The church will get by on God’s word. Christ alone gives the word that is ultimate.

Our body’s belong to our savior. He is all in all. Giving to Caesar is serving in recognition that the world belongs to God. Give Caesar his due but not at the expense of forsaking God. He is the one that leads the way. Follow him in everything.

10/11/2026

Pastor Webster visited us and gave a wonderful sermon on Jesus’ parable of the wedding feast.

Have you received Gods invitation to the wedding feast or have you rejected it? What would keep us from coming?

Our everyday desires and priorities keep us from the king and his son. The things of this world get in the way.

Our savior loves us very much. He sends invitations but not everyone says yes. We mustn’t idolize our life and daily routine above our savior. We must fear and love God above all things.Don’t take the grace of God for granted. There won’t be another wedding feast.

Our righteousness is like filthy rags. God robes us in his righteousness. We can’t enter the wedding on our own terms. Rejecting the garment means to reject the host and for that there is a consequence. We can’t stand before God in our own righteousness.

God’s gift enable us to do as God pleases. God’s ways our always gracious and they will achieve his expected end.

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We had an amazing soup lunch provided my the LWML ministry.

10/04/2026

Deacon Brian gave a wonderful message this morning.

We are fortunate enough to stand before the Lord. God had every right to condemn us in our sins. But we rejoice over the Devine service where Christ serves us, bestowing forgiveness and life. We need his service to be brought from death to life, unrighteousness to righteousness.

We live in a world of toil and unrest, sorry affected by sin. Our toil in this world won’t be easy. We work with people who do sinful things which will affect us and can draw us into despair. The message of salvation moves us to care for those in need.

The mission of the church is centered in the gospel.

Christ didn’t come to be served but to serve and give his life as a ransom for many. He paid for our sins with his life. We are cloaked in the blood of Jesus shead for us. We have received mercy and in gods Grace we stand before the Lord him forgiven.

We desire for others to know the grace and peace that God alone can give. Jesus died for all and his grace is for all. God desires his word would go to all so many more can become disciples.

09/27/2026

Pastor Grant gave a wonderful sermon this morning.

When power is transferred from one to another, it’s not usually peaceful. People like the benefits that come with power and don’t like to govern it up. Some will commit great violence to keep it.

A power struggle existed between Jesus and the chief priests, the highest level of authority. There was going to be a transfer of power. The chief priest questioned Jesus’ authority. The chief priests were indignant and viewed Jesus as a threat. They didn’t believe in him.

It’s easy to mock the chief priests. When Jesus shows up in our lives, do we always receive him in peace? When we’re called out on sin do we thank God or do we become indignant?

We don’t want to give up our sins and sometimes refuse to let Jesus have authority over areas of our lives. Jesus was executed on the cross and the violence of sin and death was abolished. Through him were forgiven and have access to his loving authority. We are no longer stuck under sin but under grace. He now calls us to turn everything to him and trust in his authority.

09/20/2026

Deacon Brian gave a wonderful message for this Sunday.

Life is unfair.

But God is also unfair. He doesn’t give us what we deserve. His thoughts and ways are higher than ours.

We sometimes ask God why he blesses us even when we sin against him and fail to love him and others with our hearts. God gives us his life for ours, new life after we die. We did not earn it, but he gives it anyway.

God will always give us what we need at just the right time. He has always been generous and will be in the life to come.

09/14/2026

Pastor Webster visited us and gave a wonderful sermon on forgiveness.

In settling His accounts with us, our Lord acts not with anger, but with compassion. He does not imprison us as we deserve, but He forgives all our debts and releases us.

By the Lord’s forgiveness of our sins, we are free to forgive those who sin against us, because He has been handed over to the jailers in our stead and He has paid our entire debt with His lifeblood.

Since God forgives us, we must also forgive others from the heart.

09/06/2026

Deacon Brian gave a wonderful message today.

Jesus called his disciples, and by extension believer today, to be like children. We are not to be childish but be child like, particularly with our faith. Children are needy, lowly, and powerless, dependent on their parents. That is how it should be with our relationship with God.

The little needy one is valuable in God’s sight. This is why he doesn’t take it lightly when the little one are coerced into sin and straying away from following him.

Take solace in God’s urgent care for the needy ones. The accuser of the brethren has been thrown down, conquered by the blood of the lamb. Because of Jesus’ death on the cross are protected and saved, and will one day enter into eternal life.

08/31/2026

Deacon Brian gave a wonderful sermon for our annual church picnic.

To complete God’s plan of salvation, Jesus had to suffer and die. Peter was not able to accept it and he looked for an easier way out which would thwart God’s plan.

Peter couldn’t prevent Jesus from dying on the cross otherwise we would all be lost in sin. Like Peter we try to find the easy way out. Being a Christian isn’t easy and like Peter, we deny Christ. However, we are also forgiven by the father.

Forgiveness is only possible by Jesus’ death on the cross. Follow Jesus to the cross of salvation.

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470 Hurley Avenue
Hurley, NY
12443

Website

http://Www.gskingston.org/

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