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Giving helps us become what God wants us to be. Giving is not merely about the church’s need for money but about the Christian’s need to grow in generosity. Generosity is a fruit of the Spirit, a sign of our spiritual growth. God uses our giving to change the world for God’s purposes, and God uses our giving to reconfigure our interior lives and to change us! Sep 24, 2017 Ministry Flow 1 Timothy 6:17-19 Oct 1, 2017 The Art…
Bethlehem
This season, we have the opportunity to find renewed hope and joy in the overwhelming love of God with us. Join us for Advent: A Season of Hope as we prepare to celebrate the birth of Jesus once again, experience God’s presence with us in Word and Spirit and anticipate Christ’s return. November 29 – Expectation December 6 – Bethlehem December 13 – Shepherds December 20 – Angels December 24 – Candlelight Christmas Eve at 7 p.m. December 27 – Magi…
Whispers in the Wilderness
In the Bible, the wilderness was both a geographic place, barren and harsh, and a metaphor for those times when life is difficult and filled with adversity. In our own lives, we’ll all have seasons when we walk through the wilderness – seasons of loss, opposition, abandonment or despair. In Messages from the Wilderness, we’ll study the lives of biblical characters who found themselves in the wilderness. From them we’ll learn the keys to surviving our own times in the wilderness. If…
The God Who Sees
In the Bible, the wilderness was both a geographic place, barren and harsh, and a metaphor for those times when life is difficult and filled with adversity. In our own lives, we’ll all have seasons when we walk through the wilderness – seasons of loss, opposition, abandonment or despair. In Messages from the Wilderness, we’ll study the lives of biblical characters who found themselves in the wilderness. From them we’ll learn the keys to surviving our own times in the wilderness. If…
Covenant Renewal Service
What is this sermon about? This sermon is about the context of covenants in the scripture and how to connect our lives with God through covenant renewal. Why is this sermon important? This sermon is important because we tend to forget the connection that we have with God. Renewing our covenant is essential to growing toward perfect love of God and neighbor. What is the context of this sermon? This sermon is part of a service modeled on the Wesley’s…