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Sermon Series: A Summer in the Psalms
Psalms was the ancient hymnal of God’s people—not just for worship days, but for everyday life. The 150 psalms went with them as they sat, slept, rose, and walked. These songs shaped them into people who loved and obeyed God with their whole hearts. In joy and sorrow, in faith and doubt, they sang. The Psalms taught them not to ignore pain, but not to be ruled by it either. They still do the same for us—forming us into people who trust God and cling to His promises.
Sermon Series: This Is My Beloved
IIn the baptism of Jesus, God declared the words, “This is my beloved son, in whom I am well pleased. Listen to him.” The demonstration of Jesus’s power came through his sonship. This is what informed his life. The words, “Abba Father” was his heartbeat, his daily bread, his joy and his strength. In the New Covenant, Jesus did not just rescue us from our sins, but he rescued us into the immeasurable love of the Father. John 1:12 reads, “To all who accept him he gave the power to become children of God.” This means it is the Father’s love that informs us, supplies us, and identifies us. Why is this good news? What are the implications for us? The church? The world? Anchored in Matthew 3:13-16, this five-part series will look at portions of both the Old Covenant and the New Testament to immerse us in the gospel of Jesus Christ. Through God’s Word and guidance from the Holy Spirit, we will dive into the Father’s love, the Sonship of Jesus, and living the beloved life.
Sermon Series: What if Jesus was Serious about Money?
Jesus once told His followers, “Sell your possessions and give to the poor.” What if He was meant it? He also said, “It is more blessed to give than to receive,” “Life does not consist in an abundance of possessions,” and “You cannot serve both God and money.” What if Jesus was serious about these words? Throughout this season of Lent, we’ll reflect on that question and take a closer look at what Jesus said about money. More than just hearing His words, we’ll consider how to live them out—embracing the abundant life He offers through generosity.
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