“Serve Like Jesus” calls us to fix our gaze on Christ, the Suffering Servant, who laid down His life not out of duty, but out of love. Serving isn’t about simply filling a spot or meeting a need — it’s about reflecting the very heart of Jesus and stepping into His mission. When we serve, we enter into a joyful, kingdom-impacting way of life that shapes us into His likeness and brings His presence to others.
Advent did not begin in a stable in Bethlehem but in a Garden in Eden. Anticipation, waiting, expectation of hope did not start with shepherds out in the field, or three wise men BUT with the promise of hope in the face of failure and of grace in the midst of disobedience.
In a world filled with uncertainties, challenges, and shifting values, it's essential for us as believers to stand firm in our faith. Join us for an enriching study of the book of 1 Peter, where we will explore the timeless wisdom and encouragement it offers to empower us in our journey of faith.
In this captivating sermon series, "Stand Firm," we will embark on a transformative expedition through the teachings of the Apostle Peter. Through his heartfelt words, we will discover how to find unwavering strength, resilience, and hope amidst trials and tribulations.
We make dozens of decisions every day, some simple, some more complex. Psychology Today estimates that an adult makes about 35,000 conscious decisions each day. We make 226.7 decisions each day on just food alone according to researchers at Cornell University. Some decisions carry little weight and have little-to-no consequence but some are heavy and have an eternal, life altering results. God calls us to be a people of wisdom who make wise decisions.
Hearing the voice of God and seeing his hand at work can be difficult in the midst of crisis. Yet the prophetic voice of Isaiah is as relevant now in 2020 as it was over two thousand seven hundred years ago. Whether it's national turmoil, global pandemic, political division, financial downfall or personal crisis--God is sovereign and works all things for His glory.