Lance Brown

Sermon: Gospel of Mark, Glory – The Transfiguration

02/11/2018

In the previous chapter of Mark, Jesus speaks very plainly about His coming suffering and death. Peter, of course, was stunned, as were the rest of the disciples. Peter, James and John are invited to walk up the mountain with Jesus. What they see if completely unexpected, and seems to be the complete opposite of…

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All-Church Dinner, Dance and Awards

02/06/2018

JOIN PCI’s SECOND ANNUAL ALL-CHURCH DINNER AS WE TRAVERSE BACK IN TIME TO THE DECADE THAT BROUGHT US: The first computer, The Movie “Casablanca,” M&Ms, A gallon of gas for 11¢, Mount Rushmore, Tupperware, Statehood of Israel, 45 rpm records, Velcro. To Register, Go To: https://pci.breezechms.com/form/a5a895

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Work as Worship Retreat – February 23, 2018

02/06/2018

Join us on Friday, February 23 for a one-day retreat, where we consider our work as: A place where we spend most of our waking hours A place where God has placed us A place where God can USE us to bless others and bring glory to Himself Register HERE

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Sermon: Gospel of Mark, The Cross Solution

02/04/2018

In the book of Mark, the story of the life and ministry takes a sudden shift. We’ve seen His miracles, His teaching, His heart, and the divine character in human flesh. He taught and fed the masses, yet had personal ministry with some of the most downcast people of His time.

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Sermon: The Gospel of Mark, Clean

01/28/2018

We exist to enjoy and share the love and message of God with everyone. One of the things that is so puzzling about the Jewish religious leaders is their hyper-attention to things they considered of a life and death nature that we consider so trivial. 

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Sermon: Bridging and Building

01/21/2018

I believe that there are five major building blocks in life, arenas of life where God is always working in His people. Over the last two weeks we’ve studied the first three: Broken, Beloved, and Belonging. This week we look at Building and Bridging. We live in a generation that wants the “quick fix.”

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