A message from the series “Moses // The Journey of Faith.”
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A message from the series “Moses // The Journey of Faith.”
A message from the series “Moses // The Journey of Faith.” There are times when we all find ourselves feeling inadequate or unprepared for what God is asking us to do. But just like Moses, God will always provide the opportunities and resources we need. All He asks us to do is step out on our own journey of faith.
A message from the series “God\’s Good Beginnings.”
A message from the series “Christmas Bethlehem Style.” The shepherds played a significant role in the Nativity story. Pastor Bob highlighted how the shepherds, considered outcasts, were the first to receive the announcement of Jesus’s birth, emphasizing God’s choice to include the humble in His plan. The sermon encourages us to reflect on the excitement and joy of Christmas, reminding us of the importance of sharing our personal experiences of faith like the shepherds did.
A message from the series “Christmas Bethlehem Style.” The manger symbolizes Jesus’s humility, accessibility, and the greater purpose of His birth. It shows the incredible generosity that God chooses to offer to everyone, no matter who they are or what they’ve done. Ultimately, Pastor Bob challenges us to acknowledge the remarkable gift of Jesus, born in humble circumstances, who came with the mission to die for humanity’s sins.
A message from the series “Christmas Bethlehem Style.” The journey of Mary and Joseph to Bethlehem serves as a reminder of how God orchestrated events to fulfill prophecies, illustrating that our faith should be active in the everyday moments of life. Ultimately, Pastor Bob encouraged the congregation to open their hearts to Jesus, who promises a place in His Kingdom for those who do.
A message from the series “Christmas Bethlehem Style.” The prophet Isaiah was writing to the Israelites during a hopeless time. Despite their rebellion from God and the ensuing darkness, Pastor Justin emphasized the hopeful prophecy of Jesus’s coming as the light in their despair, bringing joy, and peace as the Wonderful Counselor and Prince of Peace. The message culminates with an invitation to make room for Jesus in our lives, committing to let Him guide us as we navigate life’s challenges and embrace hope.
A message from the series “Be the One.” In this Thanksgiving-themed message, Pastor Bob underscored the significance gratitude should play in a believer’s life. He encouraged the listeners to remember their dependence on God, especially during difficult times, and reassured them of Christ’s presence and compassion in their struggles. Because of this, our worship should be based in gratitude. This Thanksgiving, remember to not only appreciate your blessings, but recognize the Healer and Savior behind those gifts.
A message from the series “Living in Babylon.”
A message from the series “Living in Babylon.”
Christmas Day and New Year’s Day both fall on a Sunday this year. On these days, we are combining our worship experiences into one combined service at 10:00am. We hope this allows members of our congregation to spend more time with their families on these special holidays while still offering the opportunity to gather and worship. These services will both be live-streamed.
There will be no Kids Ministry or other class gatherings on December 25 and January 1. Kids are welcome to attend “big church” with their parents, and these services will be shorter and more casual than our usual Sunday services. Additionally, Cafe Central will not be open these mornings.
We pray this holiday season will be a blessing to you and your family! We look forward to celebrating these special days with you in these combined family worship services.