Sermons
The Fear We Bring On Ourselves
This week we’ll look at Psalm 55, where David faced danger, the possibility of death, betrayal, and hatred. God’s good work of exposing the realities of the heart is what we need, to uncover our “REAL” hopes for life to “work,” things like a comfortable life, certainty, security, predictability, control, smooth relationships…idols in which we…
Read MoreEaster 2020 – The Redemption of Distress
Distress is stress on steroids, which grows exponentially when there seems to be no way to deal with the multiple difficulties. But over and over and over again, God takes what “seems” like hopeless situations, crises that produce distress in people, and redeems those very situations! There is no greater example of this than Good…
Read MoreIncluded! Including!
Have you ever done something unbelievably good for someone else and then gotten kicked in the teeth for it? Have you ever been maliciously accused of doing something wicked? If so, you understand something of what God endures every day from rebels. Yet, He still extends an invitation to everyone to lay down their pride and…
Read MoreBe…Friending!
During this time of social isolation, we have great opportunities to be the eyes, ears, and lips of Jesus! We’ll look at 5 ways you can be Jesus from the confines of your home!
Read MoreWont’ You Be My Neighbor?
Being a “good neighbor” is a biblical idea that we all tend to hear and think it’s a good idea. But, when it comes to the actual practice, we tend to drop the ball, especially when it becomes inconvenient. Let’s take a look at what it means to be a good neighbor.
Read MoreConnecting as a Worshiping Community
We are a worshiping community. In that community our joys are magnified, and our sorrows shared. Unity, the experience of community that worships God together, serves together, loves together, and shares common purposes provides joy for the heart that cannot be found in isolation. We’ll find five examples in the Psalms of Assent that illustrate…
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