We continue our series called “Theology Thoughts.” In it, we will be addressing various questions about our faith. Our next message is “On Forgiveness.” Today we look at the connection between how we forgive in relation to how we seek forgiveness.
Our scripture readings come from Micah 7:18-20; Colossians 3:12-17; and Matthew 18:21-35.
We begin a new series toady called “Dinner with Christ.” The series looks at different things that we learn from Jesus when he is dining with others. Our first message is “Thankful Guest.” We take a look at how Jesus sees us and how important faith is.
We continue our series called “Parables of Jesus” and each week delivers a new parable to explore. Our next message looks at a parable of a forgiving master and unforgiving servant. “Thoughts On Forgiveness” looks at God’s willingness to forgive and ours. What is the story God has placed in your heart?
The latest message in These 40 Days is “Be Reconciled.” We are called to be reconciled to God, but what does that include? Do we put off doing important things? Should we? Let these 40 days be a time of preparation and revelation.
Today’s message in the Being Transformed series is “Transformed to Mercy,” and continues in Luke from last week. What does it mean to be transformed to mercy? Why should we choose love? What do we lose when we judge others? How can we change the world? Let us make disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world!
Our third installment of Advent Children is “Child of Redemption” and looks at our salvation. What does it mean to be redeemed by God? Do we act as if we are saved? Do we show thankfulness? Do we share that gift with others, freely and joyfully? We experience the advent of Christ as a child of God.
We continue to look at the letter and spirit of the law in our series Lens of Christ. This week we look at “Law and Punishment” as we compare the Old Testament laws on adultery to the New Testament account of Christ and the woman caught in adultery. What happens when we use the law for unrighteous reasons? What happens when we then judgement inward? We see things differently when we see things through Christ.
