My name is Katherine Herring and I attend St. Matthew’s with my Husband, Bryan, and our 3 girls – Blaire, Katie, and Anne Travis – as well as my Mother-in-Law, Kaye. Andy asked my husband and I to share our … Continue reading →

Good morning.  Most of you know me.  I’m Allen Hart.  I’m the pianist here at the church, and I’m a charter member of St. Matthew’s. I think it was FDR who said, “Be sincere, be brief, and be seated.” I will try to do … Continue reading →

Today, we see Paul begin to really see the opposition that was going to come to him. Individuals stir up much trouble and try to even kill him. They assume the worst about Paul, that he did something to offend … Continue reading →

Paul gets to Jerusalem today. There was much concern among the Jewish believers that Paul had been telling Jews to ignore the law, so the church leader asked Paul to participate in some of the rituals. Because for Paul, it … Continue reading →

Paul is told twice today, don’t go to Jerusalem. If you do, it will end badly for you. You will die. But Paul says he is called to go, even if it means his death. He is called by God … Continue reading →

My name is Holly, and for those of you who don’t know me, I’d like to start by saying that this church has been our home for the past eight years. It has also been a home for our children. … Continue reading →

So, when Brian asked me to speak, the funny thing is, I do quite well when I talk about why we give money to the church. I mean, that’s easy – we need to keep the lights on, food in … Continue reading →

When I was asked to speak about stewardship, my first thought was “what could I possibly say?”  I thought there was no way I could find the correct words to say, especially in this current season. However, after thinking about it … Continue reading →

I’m Casey Farmer, married to Zach, who is here with us, along with our energetic children, James, aged six, and three-year-old Alice. You might have heard their enthusiasm during today’s service. Let me provide a bit of context about my … Continue reading →

Brian reached out to me last night around 8:30, asking if I could share a stewardship moment with you today. I’ll do my best to put my thoughts into words about how and why I serve at St. Matthew’s. My … Continue reading →