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Due to various circumstances, there are times messages are not recorded/posted. We apologize for that inconvenience.
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AUDIO of the MESSAGES:
Sermon Series: The Lord's Prayer
Have you ever found it hard to pray? Wondering what words to say. Questioning if it makes any real difference. Finding it a bit boring. Comparing yourself to others who use elegant words. Hurting from unanswered prayer. Feeling inadequate to even talk to God. Or finding it impossible to find the time.
You are not alone! Even the disciples, who had been praying their whole lives, asked Jesus, “Lord, teach us to pray.”
Prayer is something we learn, and this fall we are going to learn how to pray the way Jesus taught us to pray in The Lord’s Prayer. Join us as we come to the Father as his deeply loved kids and learn to pray.
Sermon Series: Living Toward 2030
This is a 3-part series based on our newly adopted vision- statement, Living Toward 2030. Each message will deal with one of the three main points of our vision statement--rooted in the love of God, cultivating an authentic and caring community, and humbly engaging our neighbors, near and far.
Sermon Series: The Easy Yoke
Jesus said, “My yoke is easy and my burden is light.” Jesus meant those words. His yoke is easy and His burden is light, and He wants you to experience that. He wants you to become like Him—a gentle and humble shepherd. This summer, we want to pursue that together. In our summer series, The Easy Yoke, we’ll explore what Jesus’ words in Matthew 11:28–30 really mean. Together, we’ll learn how to take on the yoke of Jesus through spiritual disciplines and experience the light, easy, restful, and abundant life He offers. Each week, you won’t just hear a message—you’ll also receive a resource to help you practice a spiritual discipline and respond to Jesus’ invitation: “Come to me.”