We talk together about the trophies that exist in our lives and how they tie us to our pasts, but how the gift that we have in Jesus ties us to something different - our future.
We talk about how our lives can feel incomplete sometimes, and how we wrestle with this sense of incompletion until we are made complete by God on the last day.
We talk about what Paul reflected on at the end of his life and what we will be able to reflect on at the end of our lives, the forgiveness of our sins and our inclusion into God's Kingdom.
We talk about how we may secretly question if people really should be forgiven and how Jesus forgives us over and over again.
We continue talking about being Ambassadors of God's Kingdom as we talk about the rules that we follow and why.
We continue our "Ambassadors" series talking about the culture of our Baptized nation, the Church, and how we are called to give witness of the culture we come from.
We begin our "Ambassadors" series talking about our allegiance and Christ's allegiance toward us.
We talk about how and why Jesus healed the Syrophoenician woman's daughter in Matthew 15.
We talk about the parable of the Weeds and the song "Great Is Thy Faithfulness" together as we unpack how God is faithful to us in the midst of our "why's".
We talk a little bit about the parable of the Sower through the hymn "God Himself is Present"
We talk about how the integrity of certain Bible characters shine in our weary world, why those stories are so rare, and what they tell us about ourselves and about Jesus.
We talk about our fidelity to God's design for humanity, and what happens when we find that we are not as faithful to our encoding as we should be. God brings us grace and returns us to a picture of the love and grace that He has created in us as His images and image bearers.
We consider the unfair systems in our world and consider how Jesus has treated us unfairly….and how His unfair treatment of us is actually a good thing.
We talk about the sins that haunt us still and how God can use even those to display His patience with us and with all people who find themselves in sin.
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We consider the Ascension of our Lord and its implications for our witness to go beyond where we live to the ends of the earth.
Lydia was a powerful woman in her day who converted to Christianity and opened the door for others to become Christians. How might the stories of others be changed by the people that we witness to? Acts 16: 9-15 | Psalm 67 | Revelation 21: 9-14, 21-27 | John 16: 23-33
Peter shocks the church of his day with a report of something unthinkable and we consider how God's grace still continues to challenge our categories. Acts 11: 1-18 | Psalm 148 | Revelation 21: 1-7 | John 16: 12-22
We celebrate "Good Shepherd Sunday" (the 4th Sunday of Easter) by talking about a lifetime full of witness and how our whole lives are to be lives of witness to Christ and His care for us. Acts 20: 17-35 | Psalm 23 | Revelation 7: 9- 17 | John 10: 22-30
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Easter 2022
Good Friday 2022
We celebrate Palm and Passion Sunday, beginning Holy Week as we talk about how Jesus was broken so that we could be raised imperishable. Deuteronomy 32: 36-39 | Psalm 31: 9-16 | Philippians 2: 5-11 | Luke 23
We finish our "Measuring UP" series looking at the parable of the Wicked Tenants and what it tells us about the character of God. Isaiah 43: 16-21 | Psalm 126 | Philippians 3: 4-14 | Luke 20: 9-20
We continue to use the ancient "collect" form of prayer as a guide to measure God's compassion for us. Isaiah 12 | Psalm 32 | 2 Corinthians 5: 16-21 | Luke 15: 1-3, 11-32
Join us this Sunday as we talk about what repentance is like and how we are called to repent in the present moment Ezekiel 33: 7-20 | Psalm 85 | 1 Corinthians 10: 1-13 | Luke 13: 1-9
We talk about having a God who warns us so that we can flee evil and run to Him in times of trouble.
We continue our Lent experience with a new way to consider the word of God as we look into His faithfulness.
We begin our Lenten experience by talking about how wearing the ash cross is like wearing a mask.
