Apr 26, 2020
Food and Fellowship
By: Todd Salzwedel
Series: (All)
John 21:1-6
Like the Last Supper, Jesus uses the setting of the simple meal on the shore of the Galilee in order that they might remember the things they were taught when they walked with Jesus. While Peter is instructed to “feed His sheep”, they might also have recalled that Jesus referred to himself as the “bread of life”. What are we feeding ourselves, and one another?
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- Apr 26, 2020Food and FellowshipApr 26, 2020Food and FellowshipBy: Todd SalzwedelSeries: (All)John 21:1-6Like the Last Supper, Jesus uses the setting of the simple meal on the shore of the Galilee in order that they might remember the things they were taught when they walked with Jesus. While Peter is instructed to “feed His sheep”, they might also have recalled that Jesus referred to himself as the “bread of life”. What are we feeding ourselves, and one another?
- Apr 19, 2020The Long WinterApr 19, 2020The Long WinterBy: Todd SalzwedelSeries: (All)John 20:19-23For many of us, witnessing the negative events that happen to others brings a sense of compassion and sympathy. But what happens when we experience that collectively as a group? What tools does God provide to help us through such times? And what do we do with feelings that are generated as a result of such events? Join us as we explore such questions together!
- Apr 12, 2020I Lift My EyesApr 12, 2020I Lift My EyesBy: Todd SalzwedelSeries: (All)John 20:1-18; Colossians 3:1-4We all hope for miracles at different times in our lives, and this day we celebrate the miracle that brings us all hope and eternal life! Rather than live as bound by fear and despair, we are now free to live a life of liberty joy!
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