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Dr. Kimberly Majeski gives part three of our series "Around the Table." Kimberly taught from Luke 7:36-50, the story of a woman washing Jesus's feet with her tears, drying them with her hair, and anointing him with expensive perfume. We were challenged to think about who we're inviting to our table, who isn't around our table, and why? Pastor Steve gives some final thoughts and a prayer to close our time.
Greg Dyson, Campus Pastor at Taylor University, teaches from John 13. This is part two of our series "Around the Table." Greg specifically taught about Jesus washing the disciples' feet, and challenged us to serve like Jesus. He encouraged us to do the "little" things, because by living out or faith doing little things we prove that we have a faith. Pastor Steve Gill closes us with some final thoughts and a prayer.
Commonway's new lead pastor, Steve Gill, kicked off our new sermon series "Around the Table." Steve taught from Luke 5:27-32 and invited us to think about who in that story we are most like right now; one of the "sinners" at the feast, Levi (Matthew) the former tax collector turned Jesus-follower, or Jesus. We were challenged, as Jesus followers, to walk in relational proximity and relational intimacy with others; and reminded that around the table is a great place to do that.
In this sixth and final part of Commonway's series "Generosity: It's Not Just About Money" Jon Cavanagh preached on generosity in relationships. He challenged us to, as it says in Philippians 2:5, "have the same mindset as Christ Jesus" in our relationships with one another. Jon also invited us to consider two questions in relationships when we do this: what might we become and what could we create?
On Sunday, September 1, 2024, our worship director, Cliff Ritchey lead Commonway Church through a morning of worship and reflection. Due to copyright and streaming rules, we cannot post the full service. This video contains those reflection times, a poem by Julie Ritchey, and a rendition of “Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing.” Below is a run-down of the songs we did and their original artists.1. Glorious Things by John Mark McMillan and Sarah McMillan2. Graves into Gardens by Brandon Lake3. Hymn of Heaven by Phil WickhamREFLECTION TIME4. Song for Jules by Cliff Ritchey5. How Deep the Father’s Love for Us by Stuart Townsend6. Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing by Robert Robinson (Public Domain)7. 40 by U2REFLECTION TIME8. Open Hands by The Porter’s Gate9. Until These Tears Are Gone by Young Oceans10. Do it Again by Adam Paulson11. King of My Heart by John Mark McMillan and Sarah McMillanCLOSING
Part 4 in our Generosity series. A message given by Joy Rediger, the executive director of Urban Light Community Development. Joy preaches on contentment and the cyclical relationship between contentment and generosity.
Pastor Lisa Ashton unpacks part of Jesus's "Sermon on the Mount" - Matthew 6:19-34.In it, we are encouraged to store up treasures in Heaven and to seek first the Kingdom of Heaven.
The second in our series on Generosity: It's Not Just About Money. Neil Kring talks about being neighborly as an act of generosity.
Pastor Lisa Ashton gives an introduction to our new series Generosity: It's Not Just About Money.
Trigger Warning: This message deals with issues of mental health: anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts. It ends in a place of hope, but walks through some dark places to get there.
We conclude our sermon sermon series on James with part 11.