Sermon: “Night Shift” Rev. Lisa Yebuah Scripture Lesson: Psalm 63:1-8 Generosity + Giving: Online: www.seraleightable.org/give Text-to-Give: text ‘SERT’ to 833-892-7417 Checks: mail checks made payable to “SERT” to – Adwoa Asante | 301 S. Swain St | Raleigh, NC 27601 Celebration of Life Together & Announcements To sign-up for our newsletter, The Loop: Here
God uncovers God’s kindness in the very ways God unburdens us. Confession, then, isn’t a means of shaming ourselves, but of freeing ourselves.
Jesus cleansing the temple is not only a gesture of justice, but is also an act of grace. Sermon: “Chaotic Justice” Rev. Lisa Yebuah Scripture Lesson: John 2:13-22 Generosity + Giving: Online: www.seraleightable.org/give Text-to-Give: text ‘SERT’ to 833-892-7417 Checks: mail checks made payable to “SERT” to – Adwoa Asante | 301 S. Swain St | Raleigh, NC 27601 Celebration of ...
Psalm 27 gives us words when we find ourselves in despairing situations and when reliance on God’s trustworthiness becomes key to our faith. Trusting in God is not the same as toxic positivity, but of believing in the steadfastness of God despite the present circumstances. It’s a practice, not a feeling. Sermon: “Wilderness Pep Talk” Scripture Lesson: Psalm 27 Supplemental Text: Mark ...
In the Lenten wilderness, the voice of God is inviting us to resist and remember. Resist the voice of shame and remember the voice of God. Scripture Passage: Psalm 25:1-10 & Matthew 4:1-11 Sermon: “Resist & Remember” Pastor Kiana Hertogh Scripture Lesson: Psalm 25:1-10 & Matthew 4:1-11 Generosity + Giving: Online: www.seraleightable.org/give Text-to-Give: text ‘SERT’ to 833-892-7417 Checks: mail checks made ...
Hebrews 12:1-3 1. Therefore, since we are surrounded by so great a cloud of witnesses, let us also lay aside every weight and the sin that clings so closely, and let us run with perseverance the race that is set before us, 2 looking to Jesus, the pioneer and perfecter of faith, who for the sake of the joy that ...
“Finishing Well” As we move into the last two months of the year, what if instead of “finishing strong,” we actively chose to “finish well?” A Christ-shaped life invites us into a way of being that makes this possible.
Mark 1:35
We often say, “Three’s company,” but we can also be communion and community all by ourselves. In Mark’s gospel, Jesus shows us the beauty of spending time alone and the clarity that solitude affords.
The month of October usually feels like a transitional hinge moment between summer and fall. John 1:28-42 becomes a powerful word to ground ourselves in the midst of change as we allow Jesus to ask us: “What are we looking for, seeking, or wanting?
The God who brought a wellspring of water in the wilderness is the same God journeying with us today. What would it look like if we believed in God’s overflow of provision? Where in our lives are we asking God to bring a wellspring on our journey toward Jubilee?
How might we live jubilee in our lives? What would liberation look like? What would freedom look like? What would wellness/wholeness look like? A year of jubilee reminds us that, at all times, we are capable of harnessing more – not out of our human strength or will, but out of God’s imagination for God’s people. Jubilee is God’s preference ...
Ruth 1:14-18
