A Pair-a-docs
Mark 1:9-15
Lent is a time of deep self-reflection, and yet still a time in which honor and glory to God is both appropriate and needed. We’ll look at some ways in which we give God the honor and glory He is due!
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- Mar 10, 2019A Pair-a-docsA Pair-a-docsMark 1:9-15Lent is a time of deep self-reflection, and yet still a time in which honor and glory to God is both appropriate and needed. We’ll look at some ways in which we give God the honor and glory He is due!
- Mar 3, 2019TransformedTransformedMark 9:2-7 It is Transfiguration of the Lord Sunday ! 7-8 "'This is my Son, the Beloved; listen to him!' Suddenly when they looked around, they saw no one with them any more, but only Jesus."
- Feb 24, 2019Oneness: UnityOneness: UnityEphesians 4:1-6Everything you are and think and do is permeated with Oneness. Bring someone with you this Sunday.
- Feb 17, 2019The Pitfalls of SuperbiaThe Pitfalls of SuperbiaMark 2:1-5Superbia is the Latin word for pride, superiority, and lording over others. Many of our church fathers have pointed to this as a great source of sin in all of our lives, and something for us all to take note of in our own lives. We will also be taking a look at the many facets of the life of St. Augustine as well as how we should have awe in the face of Jesus as He was fully human and fully God
- Feb 10, 2019The City on the HillThe City on the Hill1 Timothy 4:11-5:2Where we go from here depends on how much we can value others and their viewpoints and opinions. Being a truly multi-generational church will require us to value each person as a child of God.
- Feb 3, 2019Sweet HarmonySweet HarmonyMatthew 5:13-16How we “do” church is derived directly from our religious characteristics. No matter what generation we are in, the only way to move beyond how we “do” church, is to “be” the church.
- Jan 27, 2019How Quickly We Go AstrayHow Quickly We Go AstrayExodus 32:1-14The church becomes a reflection of the society in which we live. Our characteristics help determine our religious views and characteristics as well.
- Jan 20, 2019Living In ExileLiving In Exile2 Kings 25:1-12We will be examining how these “formative experiences” develop generational characteristics.
- Jan 13, 2019The Tender YearsThe Tender YearsActs 22:1-10We will be taking a close look at some of the formative experiences from each generation.
- Jan 6, 2019You Are What You ExperienceYou Are What You Experience2 Kings 2:1-12An introduction to how formative experiences shape generations and the effect that has on us as a society and as a church.
- Dec 30, 2018Wise Men Still Seek HimWise Men Still Seek HimLuke 3: 7-143rd Sunday of AdventChristmas is not over! I invite you to come worship and hear how Matthew's Gospel reveals to us how to worship the God who came to us in the little manger in Bethlehem.
- Dec 24, 2018Christmas EveChristmas Eve
- Dec 16, 2018Putting Action To WordsPutting Action To WordsLuke 3: 7-14 3rd Sunday of AdventJesus demonstrates what it means to fulfill the law and to love humanity at the same time he is the fulfillment of God’s grace. The Advent of Jesus gives us insight to the mission of God through His son. Salvation, justice, and redemption are all themes we witness in statements pertaining to Jesus coming. What then does that mean for us? How do we live into the hope the Christ child brings?
- Dec 2, 2018Promises, PromisesPromises, PromisesJeremiah 23:3-61st Sunday of AdventThroughout Scripture, the promise of God to redeem His people is evident. Sometimes, we can think of the birth of Jesus as a reactive response to the state of humanity. In reality though, it is evident that God recognized from the beginning our need for a Savior. We’ll look at some of the prophecies that point to the enduring plan of God for our redemption.
- Nov 25, 2018Sheep and GoatsSheep and GoatsMatthew 25:31-33Sometimes our characterization of Jesus relies on certain aspects that we find more appealing or helpful in our own understanding of how Jesus interacts and responds to us. Unfortunately, that can also lead to a lack of understanding the full message and role of Jesus in our lives. He is just, in the same way that He is full of grace. He is Christ the King!
