There are some sins we wonder if God can forgive. Some of us have been taught that if we commit one of the seven deadly sins (pride, envy, wrath, sloth, greed, gluttony, and lust), eternity with God is no longer an option. On this Easter Sunday, we are going to study the Scriptures and see […]
This week we proclaim Christ as King through baptism
We’ve been studying the B.L.E.S.S. principles, five everyday ways to love your neighbor and change the world. Today is the last message in this series, and it is fitting that on this communion Sunday, we consider not just what Christ has done for us, but what we can do in response to Him.
From May 10, 1976, to February 28, 2009, Paul Harvey was the voice that told America, “The Rest of the Story.” Arguably, the most popular radio commentator of all time, he captured America with his true stories from history. While we may not be Paul Harvey, we are modeling “the rest of the story,” and […]
Service isn’t something Jesus did accidentally, and the same is true for us. Today, we’re going to study the value of service, as once again, we re-evaluate what evangelism actually looks like. We will then be challenged to take one more step of maturity on our journey to be more like Christ.
Some of us eat to live; some of us live to eat. This sermon is not going to question your motive for eating. Rather, this sermon will cause you to consider another purpose of eating altogether: outreach!
Most of us here today want to be heard. We want people to understand us. However, few of us prioritize listening over speaking (myself included). Today’s sermon will teach us why listening is important and challenge us so that we can say, “Yes!” when others ask, “Can you hear me now?”
Ordering a chicken and an egg from Amazon to see which comes first won’t really answer the age-old debate. Spending time debating the best way to fulfill our Christ-given mission doesn’t really help either. Christ called us to action, not inaction! Today, we continue to study the mission we have been given, and a possibly […]