We continue our Lenten series “Let It Go.” This series will look at what we can let go of as we move through Lent this year. This next message is “Presumptions” and discusses how our assumptions can cause us to miss what God sees. Today we consider the way presumptions make us lose sight of how Christ sees us. We learn to let go of the things that hold us back so we may bound forward with God.
Our scripture readings come from 1 Samuel 16:1-13; Ephesians 5:8-14; John 9:1-41.
We continue our series called “Stories of Faith.” Each week we turn to a different gospel account of faith. Our message today is “Power of Faith.” Today we look at Matthew’s Gospel and the power our faith can have. Let us continue to grow and continue to share our stories of faith.
Our scripture readings come from Psalm 40:5-10; Hebrews 12:1-2; and Matthew 9:1-7, 18-31.
We continue our series called “With the Holy Spirit.” In it, we will spend 4 weeks looking at the role of the Holy Spirit in our lives. Our second week’s message is called “Vision by the Spirit.” Today we reflect on the conversion of Saul and how he was changed by the Holy Spirit.
Our scripture readings come from Isaiah 57:14-19; Acts 9:1-20; and Luke 10:20-22.
We continue our Lenten series called “Lenten Journey.” In it, we will be traveling with Christ as part of our Lenten reflection. Our next message is “Seeing the Path.” Today we look at Christ healing a man born blind and what it says about how we see God.
This week’s message is “To Do Good” and it looks at when and how we do good. What was wrong with healing on the sabbath? Was it a matter of legalism? Was it upsetting tradition? When should we do good? What does God really expect from us?
Music: A Mighty Fortress is Our God; What a Friend We Have in Jesus
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Ready for Lent continues with “Ready for the Spirit” as we continue to navigate these difficult times. Being ready for the spirit means being ready for things to be different. But it also means recognizing when things are difficult.