Ever wonder how to experience true peace in the midst of life's chaos? Join us in our Advent sermon, "Prince of Peace," as we explore this age-old question. In a world filled with uncertainty, stress, and unrest, discover the transformative power of meeting the Prince of Peace—a timeless presence offering serenity in the storm.
Who is Jesus to you? Is He just a historical figure, a great teacher, or something more? In the Gospel of John, Jesus makes seven bold, world-altering statements about Himself—each beginning with two simple yet profound words: “I AM.” These declarations are not just metaphors; they are revelations of His divine nature, His mission, and His invitation to us.
The Great Commission (Matthew 28:18-20) is not the Great Suggestion or worse yet the Great Omission. Every Christ follower has been called to make disciples. There is no Plan B—there is no other way people can be saved except through hearing the word of Christ (Rom 10:9) as people are sent. This series will focus on an outward, life-on-life relationship of making disciples as a lifestyle. The thrust of the Great Commission is making disciples (imperative verb) and the rest of the action words (adverbial participles of manner) answer how we are to make disciples i.e. by GOing out to where the lost are at, BAPTIZING people into the triune God and TEACHING people to obey.
How do you know you are following Christ and walking in the Spirit? The gospel of Mark (10:32) describes that as Jesus was walking ahead of the disciples they were both afraid and amazed at following him. That's right--fear and amazement illustrates what it looks to follow Jesus. Would you join us as we study through the difficult teachings of Jesus that we sometimes wish he didn't say.
If we are serious at all about our Christian faith, we will want to learn and grow in prayer. The gospel of Matthew details what life in the kingdom of God looks like here on earth. Living under the reign and rule of God centers on prayer.
