Spiritual Disciplines: Radical Generosity ~ The Heart Matters Greatly

Today’s message from God’s Word will emphasize the importance of radical generosity as a spiritual discipline that reflects our relationship with God.  It will recall all that Jesus exemplified in sacrificial giving, urging believers to live with open hands, serving others, and partnering with God’s work. Citing various biblical passages, we will be encouraged to…

Connecting With the Mission

Today, in our time to hear and respond to a message from God’s Word, we will emphasize the importance of community and collective participation in the church’s mission, reminding everyone that each individual plays a unique role in God’s work. We will encourage each other to embrace their calling and serve one another, highlighting that…

The Wonder of It All

Today, we emphasize that Christmas is a season that lasts for 12 days, calling believers to continue celebrations and reflect on the wonder of Christ’s birth and using Mary’s example from the Gospel of Luke, highlighting her practice of treasuring and pondering significant events in her heart, encouraging us to do the same with our…

Very Dry Bones

Today’s message was a bit off the cuff; the Spirit of God led me to preach on Ezekiel 37 to help us all, including myself, understand our present circumstances do not dictate our future.  There is always hope in Jesus, because there is might power in His name and in the work of His Holy…

Calling ~ Is There More Than This?

THINK:  About how they have been called to a greater purpose than anything this world has to offer.  How yes they have been given a specific calling by God, but more importantly they have been given a great general calling by God to once again be image-bearers and signposts for all of the creation pointing…

Parables of the Kingdom ~ Present but Not Yet

Today we start a brand new series launching from our former series, Resilient faith, where we are discussing how to live such faith in the tension and reality we today face.  In that, we have been given a wonderful present promise but not yet fully fulfilled.  A present life but with yet still more to…