A message from the series “At the Table // Having dinner with Jesus.”
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A message from the series “At the Table // Having dinner with Jesus.”
A message from the series “At the Table // Having dinner with Jesus.” In this video, Pastor Justin Mohr shares how we can meet people “at the table” in their suffering. Have you ever felt lost in your pain, wondering if hope still exists? In this sermon, Pastor Justin reflects on the powerful encounter of two disciples on the road to Emmaus, where their despair transformed into revelation. We are encouraged to embrace our own sufferings and those of others, because each moment—big or small—is an opportunity for divine connection. By inviting Jesus into our ordinary lives, we create a space for healing and transformation.
A message from the series “At the Table // Having dinner with Jesus.”
In this video, Pastor Bob Beckler asks us if we’ve accepted a seat at Christ’s table. OVERVIEW: In this message, Pastor Bob encouraged the congregation to invite someone who doesn’t know Jesus to share a meal. These gatherings, he said, can create powerful opportunities for the Gospel. Through the parable of the great banquet, he highlighted that many invited guests make excuses and decline the invitation, illustrating the need for humility and the willingness to accept God’s invitation to eternal life. The message concluded with a call to action for everyone to share this invitation with others and recognize their own reserved place at the heavenly banquet.
A message from the series “At the Table // Having dinner with Jesus.” In this video, Pastor Bob Beckler discusses the importance of hospitality. Hospitality and grace is vital to the health of the Church! In this message, Pastor Bob illustrates how Jesus transformed lives through dining relationships, highlighting the significance of offering grace, speaking truth, and sharing meaningful conversations around the table. This is contrasted by the behaviors of a Pharisee and a woman known for her sinful life, demonstrating that true worship stems from understanding forgiveness and love. Ultimately, we are encouraged to serve as welcoming figures within their community, reflecting Jesus’s love and presence to others.
A message from the series “At the Table // Having dinner with Jesus.” In this video, Pastor Bob Beckler discusses our commitment to Christ. Jesus exemplified the importance of community around the table. In this message, Pastor Bob highlights that transformation comes from practical application of teachings, urging the congregation to share meals with loved ones as a means of building connections and breaking down barriers. He illustrates how Jesus demonstrated grace, love, and truth through His interactions, particularly with those considered outcasts, like Matthew the tax collector. Ultimately, he encourages us to reflect Jesus’s mercy in our lives and relationships, reminding us that forgiveness and acceptance are foundational to fostering community.
A message from the series “At the Table // Having dinner with Jesus.” In this video, Pastor Bob Beckler discusses the importance of sharing community around the table. Sharing meals is an important part of community that is central to the Christian faith. Through Biblical references, Pastor Bob highlights how Jesus used meals to break barriers and foster connections among people, encouraging attendees to invite others to God’s table.
A message from the series “Graduation Sunday.” Graduation is not just a moment in time, but a continual journey through life filled with various transitions. In the message, Pastor Jordan reflects on the importance of understanding our purpose amid these changes, highlighting that our foundational calling is to love God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength. Regardless of life’s uncertainties, God has a purpose for everyone. Ultimately, Pastor Jordan encourages all to remain steadfast in their commitment to God to hear the words, “Well done, my good and faithful servant.”
A message from the series “Mother\’s Day 2025.” In this sermon, Pastor Aaron discussed the importance of the church as a community, drawing parallels between the church and motherhood. He emphasized the church’s responsibilities of birthing, feeding, nurturing, releasing, and receiving blessings, highlighting that everyone in the congregation collectively embodies the role of “mother” within the church family. Pastor Aaron reminded us that true community comes from caring for one another and by engaging in each other’s spiritual growth. In this way, we add life to the church, spreading and receiving God’s blessings.
A message from the series “Continuing in Faithfulness.” It is important for believers to plan for the spiritual growth of future generations. Pastor Bob references the Bible’s warning about a generation that grew up without knowing the Lord. He shared insights on how to cultivate a relationship with God, emphasizing that God is always working in our lives and wants us to engage in His work, highlighting the need for love and service in a world filled with hate. Finally, Pastor Bob highlighted the significance of building our lives on the foundation of Jesus, encouraging the congregation to strive for maturity in their faith and to live intentionally, as there will be rewards for how we live and serve.
A message from the series “Continuing in Faithfulness.” In this message, Pastor Bob emphasizes the importance of focusing on Jesus as the foundation of the church amidst the inevitable changes of life. He shared how the church must continuously build upon this foundation, encouraging a culture of leadership succession for future growth and stability. Ultimately, he urges the church to prepare for the future while keeping its eyes fixed on God, trusting that He will guide its steps.
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.