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In 2024, New Community will explore the heights and depths of Jesus' teaching found in Matthew 5-7. We will see how life is meant to be lived as we know Jesus, spend time with him and learn to be like him.
In 2024, New Community will explore the heights and depths of Jesus' teaching found in Matthew 5-7. We will see how life is meant to be lived as we know Jesus, spend time with him and learn to be like him.
In 2024, New Community will explore the heights and depths of Jesus' teaching found in Matthew 5-7. We will see how life is meant to be lived as we know Jesus, spend time with him and learn to be like him.
In 2024, New Community will explore the heights and depths of Jesus' teaching found in Matthew 5-7. We will see how life is meant to be lived as we know Jesus, spend time with him and learn to be like him.
In 2024, New Community will explore the heights and depths of Jesus' teaching found in Matthew 5-7. We will see how life is meant to be lived as we know Jesus, spend time with him and learn to be like him.
In 2024, New Community will explore the heights and depths of Jesus' teaching found in Matthew 5-7. We will see how life is meant to be lived as we know Jesus, spend time with him and learn to be like him.
In 2024, New Community will explore the heights and depths of Jesus' teaching found in Matthew 5-7. We will see how life is meant to be lived as we know Jesus, spend time with him and learn to be like him.
In 2024, New Community will explore the heights and depths of Jesus' teaching found in Matthew 5-7. We will see how life is meant to be lived as we know Jesus, spend time with him and learn to be like him.
In 2024, New Community will explore the heights and depths of Jesus' teaching found in Matthew 5-7. We will see how life is meant to be lived as we know Jesus, spend time with him and learn to be like him.
In 2024, New Community will explore the heights and depths of Jesus' teaching found in Matthew 5-7. We will see how life is meant to be lived as we know Jesus, spend time with him and learn to be like him.
In 2024, New Community will explore the heights and depths of Jesus' teaching found in Matthew 5-7. We will see how life is meant to be lived as we know Jesus, spend time with him and learn to be like him.
Join us as we learn about why New Community Church creates a weekend of fun and fellowship (Home Games) and how that helps us long for Heaven.
In 2024, New Community will explore the heights and depths of Jesus' teaching found in Matthew 5-7. We will see how life is meant to be lived as we know Jesus, spend time with him and learn to be like him.
In 2024, New Community will explore the heights and depths of Jesus' teaching found in Matthew 5-7. We will see how life is meant to be lived as we know Jesus, spend time with him and learn to be like him.
In 2024, New Community will explore the heights and depths of Jesus' teaching found in Matthew 5-7. We will see how life is meant to be lived as we know Jesus, spend time with him and learn to be like him.
Join us as we take a one week break from the Sermon on the Mount series to explore the Sabbath.
In 2024, New Community will explore the heights and depths of Jesus' teaching found in Matthew 5-7. We will see how life is meant to be lived as we know Jesus, spend time with him and learn to be like him.
In 2024, New Community will explore the heights and depths of Jesus' teaching found in Matthew 5-7. We will see how life is meant to be lived as we know Jesus, spend time with him and learn to be like him.
In 2024, New Community will explore the heights and depths of Jesus' teaching found in Matthew 5-7. We will see how life is meant to be lived as we know Jesus, spend time with him and learn to be like him.
In 2024, New Community will explore the heights and depths of Jesus' teaching found in Matthew 5-7. We will see how life is meant to be lived as we know Jesus, spend time with him and learn to be like him.
In 2024, New Community will explore the heights and depths of Jesus' teaching found in Matthew 5-7. We will see how life is meant to be lived as we know Jesus, spend time with him and learn to be like him.
In 2024, New Community will explore the heights and depths of Jesus' teaching found in Matthew 5-7. We will see how life is meant to be lived as we know Jesus, spend time with him and learn to be like him.
In 2024, New Community will explore the heights and depths of Jesus' teaching found in Matthew 5-7. We will see how life is meant to be lived as we know Jesus, spend time with him and learn to be like him.
In 2024, New Community will explore the heights and depths of Jesus' teaching found in Matthew 5-7. We will see how life is meant to be lived as we know Jesus, spend time with him and learn to be like him.
In 2024, New Community will explore the heights and depths of Jesus' teaching found in Matthew 5-7. We will see how life is meant to be lived as we know Jesus, spend time with him and learn to be like him.
In 2024, New Community will explore the heights and depths of Jesus' teaching found in Matthew 5-7. We will see how life is meant to be lived as we know Jesus, spend time with him and learn to be like him.
In 2024, New Community will explore the heights and depths of Jesus' teaching found in Matthew 5-7. We will see how life is meant to be lived as we know Jesus, spend time with him and learn to be like him.
In 2024, New Community will explore the heights and depths of Jesus' teaching found in Matthew 5-7. We will see how life is meant to be lived as we know Jesus, spend time with him and learn to be like him.
In 2024, New Community will explore the heights and depths of Jesus' teaching found in Matthew 5-7. We will see how life is meant to be lived as we know Jesus, spend time with him and learn to be like him.
Week One of Advent: Join us we begin a conversation about mental and emotional health. We discuss why these topics are relevant this time of year and begin to specifically address anxiety.
Over the course of the next year we will take time to ask, “what were the practices of Jesus that enabled him to lead the life he did?” We will begin by looking at four times in his life where he sought a quiet place to be with his Father. This message serves as a foundation for this year's advent series.
Join us as we look at the rise and fall of David, Israel's most famous king. See how his life points us to Jesus and the better king we need.
Join us as we look at the rise and fall of David, Israel's most famous king. See how his life points us to Jesus and the better king we need.
Join us as we look at the rise and fall of David, Israel's most famous king. See how his life points us to Jesus and the better king we need.
Join us as we look at the rise and fall of David, Israel's most famous king. See how his life points us to Jesus and the better king we need.
Join us as we look at the rise and fall of David, Israel's most famous king. See how his life points us to Jesus and the better king we need.
Join us as we look at the rise and fall of David, Israel's most famous king. See how his life points us to Jesus and the better king we need.
Join us as we look at the rise and fall of David, Israel's most famous king. See how his life points us to Jesus and the better king we need.
Join us as we look at the rise and fall of David, Israel's most famous king. See how his life points us to Jesus and the better king we need.
Join us as we look at the rise and fall of David, Israel's most famous king. See how his life points us to Jesus and the better king we need.
Join us as we look at the rise and fall of David, Israel's most famous king. See how his life points us to Jesus and the better king we need.
Join us as we look at the rise and fall of David, Israel's most famous king. See how his life points us to Jesus and the better king we need.
Join us as we look at the rise and fall of David, Israel's most famous king. See how his life points us to Jesus and the better king we need.
Join us as we look at the rise and fall of David, Israel's most famous king. See how his life points us to Jesus and the better king we need.
Join us as we look at the rise and fall of David, Israel's most famous king. See how his life points us to Jesus and the better king we need.
Join us as we look at the rise and fall of David, Israel's most famous king. See how his life points us to Jesus and the better king we need.
Join us as we look at the rise and fall of David, Israel's most famous king. See how his life points us to Jesus and the better king we need.
Join us as we look at the rise and fall of David, Israel's most famous king. See how his life points us to Jesus and the better king we need.
Join us as we look at the rise and fall of David, Israel's most famous king. See how his life points us to Jesus and the better king we need.
Join us as we look at the rise and fall of David, Israel's most famous king. See how his life points us to Jesus and the better king we need.
Join us as we look at the rise and fall of David, Israel's most famous king. See how his life points us to Jesus and the better king we need.
Join us as we look at the rise and fall of David, Israel's most famous king. See how his life points us to Jesus and the better king we need.
Join us as we look at the rise and fall of David, Israel's most famous king. See how his life points us to Jesus and the better king we need.
Join us as we look at the rise and fall of David, Israel's most famous king. See how his life points us to Jesus and the better king we need.
Join us as we look at the rise and fall of David, Israel's most famous king. See how his life points us to Jesus and the better king we need.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Please join us for this three week series as our elders remind us of our gospel shaped identities: Family, Servants, Missionaries.
Please join us for this three week series as our elders remind us of our gospel shaped identities: Family, Servants, Missionaries.
Please join us for this three week series as our elders remind us of our gospel shaped identities: Family, Servants, Missionaries.
This four week series studying the first two chapters of the Gospel According to Matthew reveals God's powerful hand through the genealogy of Jesus, the dreams of Joseph, the words of the prophets, and the displacement of human authority with divine. Please join us.
This four week series studying the first two chapters of the Gospel According to Matthew reveals God's powerful hand through the genealogy of Jesus, the dreams of Joseph, the words of the prophets, and the displacement of human authority with divine. Please join us.
This four week series studying the first two chapters of the Gospel According to Matthew reveals God's powerful hand through the genealogy of Jesus, the dreams of Joseph, the words of the prophets, and the displacement of human authority with divine. Please join us.
This four week series studying the first two chapters of the Gospel According to Matthew reveals God's powerful hand through the genealogy of Jesus, the dreams of Joseph, the words of the prophets, and the displacement of human authority with divine. Please join us.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Guest speaker, Aaron Pompura, dives into Hebrews 7 and explains why Jesus is the perfect High Priest through whom we draw near to God.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
The church is not a building it is a people. We often hear that, but it is an undeniable truth that a place is important to a people, not only the place but also the appointed times to gather at that place. This message is intended to address the reasons why God's people need to come together. As Christians our gatherings become a central part of our lives, they unite us, define us, even set us apart from the cultures we live in. Please join us this week as we answer the question, "Why do we gather?"
This week we will ask, “Why we Don’t Gather…?” If you are new to New Community, you may not know this about us, but four times a year we do not gather on a Sunday morning, at least not in the same way we do typically. Whenever there are five Sundays in a month, we take that fifth Sunday and we participate in what we call Away Games. As the name suggests, we engage in activities away from the church's meeting house. This message is about re-evaluating this practice as well as reminding us of it's purpose.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Resurrection Day, the most triumphant day in human history! The day when death was defeated and our new lives began. Join us as we celebrate all that this day means for those who believe in the name of Jesus.
We would like to invite you to our Good Friday Gathering. We believe that Good Friday and Easter Sunday are intimately connected, and apart from each other they lose their meaning. Without Christ’s bodily death there is no forgiveness of sin and without his bodily resurrection there is no eternal life. So, please join us this Friday, April 10th at 8pm, we will gather for a time of worship and reflection on the sacrifice that Christ made on our behalf.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
An eight week series exploring the questions surrounding this thing we call House Church. Why do we have these, what purpose do they serve, who can/should lead?
An eight week series exploring the questions surrounding this thing we call House Church. Why do we have these, what purpose do they serve, who can/should lead?
An eight week series exploring the questions surrounding this thing we call House Church. Why do we have these, what purpose do they serve, who can/should lead?
An eight week series exploring the questions surrounding this thing we call House Church. Why do we have these, what purpose do they serve, who can/should lead?
An eight week series exploring the questions surrounding this thing we call House Church. Why do we have these, what purpose do they serve, who can/should lead?
An eight week series exploring the questions surrounding this thing we call House Church. Why do we have these, what purpose do they serve, who can/should lead?
An eight week series exploring the questions surrounding this thing we call House Church. Why do we have these, what purpose do they serve, who can/should lead?
An eight week series exploring the questions surrounding this thing we call House Church. Why do we have these, what purpose do they serve, who can/should lead?
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Writing to a man named Theophilus (whose name means "Lover of God") Luke takes great care to document the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus. Of the four Gospels, Luke was written with the most precision, using the highest Greek, and reads like a testimony prepared for a trial. Are you a "lover of God"? If so, then this was written so that you might know Him better.
Our Gospel of Luke Study begins with the incarnation of Christ. Join us as we enter in to this Christmas season embracing the words of the angel at the birth of Jesus, "Fear not, for I bring you good news..."
Our Gospel of Luke Study begins with the incarnation of Christ. Join us as we enter in to this Christmas season embracing the words of the angel at the birth of Jesus, "Fear not, for I bring you good news..."
Our Gospel of Luke Study begins with the incarnation of Christ. Join us as we enter in to this Christmas season embracing the words of the angel at the birth of Jesus, "Fear not, for I bring you good news..."
Our Gospel of Luke Study begins with the incarnation of Christ. Join us as we enter in to this Christmas season embracing the words of the angel at the birth of Jesus, "Fear not, for I bring you good news..."
This series is a response to questions posed by the congregation of New Community Church during the summer of 2021. It will deal with topics such as government politics, church leadership, family dynamics and more.
This series is a response to questions posed by the congregation of New Community Church during the summer of 2021. It will deal with topics such as government politics, church leadership, family dynamics and more.
This series is a response to questions posed by the congregation of New Community Church during the summer of 2021. It will deal with topics such as government politics, church leadership, family dynamics and more.
This series is a response to questions posed by the congregation of New Community Church during the summer of 2021. It will deal with topics such as government politics, church leadership, family dynamics and more.
This series is a response to questions posed by the congregation of New Community Church during the summer of 2021. It will deal with topics such as government politics, church leadership, family dynamics and more.
This series is a response to questions posed by the congregation of New Community Church during the summer of 2021. It will deal with topics such as government politics, church leadership, family dynamics and more.
This series is a response to questions posed by the congregation of New Community Church during the summer of 2021. It will deal with topics such as government politics, church leadership, family dynamics and more.
Elder Clem Boyd draws from Jesus’s parable of the sowing of the seeds to share biblical wisdom and practical truths about maturing our faith.
This sermon, last of an ongoing series that, addresses the instances in Acts that speak of people being filled by the Holy Spirit. What happens when people are under the influence of the Spirit?
This book of the Old Testament serves as a major transition between the time of the judges, when "there was no king and everyone did what was right in their own eyes" (Judg. 21:25) and the time of the kings when the people "rejected me (God) from being king over them" (I Sam. 8:7). The book of First Samuel addresses authority; who should rule? and how? Important and relevant questions for the church today.
This book of the Old Testament serves as a major transition between the time of the judges, when "there was no king and everyone did what was right in their own eyes" (Judg. 21:25) and the time of the kings when the people "rejected me (God) from being king over them" (I Sam. 8:7). The book of First Samuel addresses authority; who should rule? and how? Important and relevant questions for the church today.
This book of the Old Testament serves as a major transition between the time of the judges, when "there was no king and everyone did what was right in their own eyes" (Judg. 21:25) and the time of the kings when the people "rejected me (God) from being king over them" (I Sam. 8:7). The book of First Samuel addresses authority; who should rule? and how? Important and relevant questions for the church today.
This book of the Old Testament serves as a major transition between the time of the judges, when "there was no king and everyone did what was right in their own eyes" (Judg. 21:25) and the time of the kings when the people "rejected me (God) from being king over them" (I Sam. 8:7). The book of First Samuel addresses authority; who should rule? and how? Important and relevant questions for the church today.
This book of the Old Testament serves as a major transition between the time of the judges, when "there was no king and everyone did what was right in their own eyes" (Judg. 21:25) and the time of the kings when the people "rejected me (God) from being king over them" (I Sam. 8:7). The book of First Samuel addresses authority; who should rule? and how? Important and relevant questions for the church today.
This book of the Old Testament serves as a major transition between the time of the judges, when "there was no king and everyone did what was right in their own eyes" (Judg. 21:25) and the time of the kings when the people "rejected me (God) from being king over them" (I Sam. 8:7). The book of First Samuel addresses authority; who should rule? and how? Important and relevant questions for the church today.
This book of the Old Testament serves as a major transition between the time of the judges, when "there was no king and everyone did what was right in their own eyes" (Judg. 21:25) and the time of the kings when the people "rejected me (God) from being king over them" (I Sam. 8:7). The book of First Samuel addresses authority; who should rule? and how? Important and relevant questions for the church today.
Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a worker who has no need to be ashamed, rightly handling the word of truth.
This book of the Old Testament serves as a major transition between the time of the judges, when "there was no king and everyone did what was right in their own eyes" (Judg. 21:25) and the time of the kings when the people "rejected me (God) from being king over them" (I Sam. 8:7). The book of First Samuel addresses authority; who should rule? and how? Important and relevant questions for the church today.
This book of the Old Testament serves as a major transition between the time of the judges, when "there was no king and everyone did what was right in their own eyes" (Judg. 21:25) and the time of the kings when the people "rejected me (God) from being king over them" (I Sam. 8:7). The book of First Samuel addresses authority; who should rule? and how? Important and relevant questions for the church today.
This book of the Old Testament serves as a major transition between the time of the judges, when "there was no king and everyone did what was right in their own eyes" (Judg. 21:25) and the time of the kings when the people "rejected me (God) from being king over them" (I Sam. 8:7). The book of First Samuel addresses authority; who should rule? and how? Important and relevant questions for the church today.
This book of the Old Testament serves as a major transition between the time of the judges, when "there was no king and everyone did what was right in their own eyes" (Judg. 21:25) and the time of the kings when the people "rejected me (God) from being king over them" (I Sam. 8:7). The book of First Samuel addresses authority; who should rule? and how? Important and relevant questions for the church today.
This book of the Old Testament serves as a major transition between the time of the judges, when "there was no king and everyone did what was right in their own eyes" (Judg. 21:25) and the time of the kings when the people "rejected me (God) from being king over them" (I Sam. 8:7). The book of First Samuel addresses authority; who should rule? and how? Important and relevant questions for the church today.
This book of the Old Testament serves as a major transition between the time of the judges, when "there was no king and everyone did what was right in their own eyes" (Judg. 21:25) and the time of the kings when the people "rejected me (God) from being king over them" (I Sam. 8:7). The book of First Samuel addresses authority; who should rule? and how? Important and relevant questions for the church today.
This ongoing series will address the instances in Acts that speak of people being filled by the Holy Spirit. What happens when people are under the influence of the Spirit?
This ongoing series will address the instances in Acts that speak of people being filled by the Holy Spirit. What happens when people are under the influence of the Spirit?
This ongoing series will address the instances in Acts that speak of people being filled by the Holy Spirit. What happens when people are under the influence of the Spirit?
This is a twelve week series through the Apostle Paul's letter to the churches in Ephesus. In it he explains how God is forming his church, a new community of people living under his reign and rule in complete unity. If you have ever questioned what a church is, then Ephesians is a letter written for you.
This is a twelve week series through the Apostle Paul's letter to the churches in Ephesus. In it he explains how God is forming his church, a new community of people living under his reign and rule in complete unity. If you have ever questioned what a church is, then Ephesians is a letter written for you.
Apr 18, 2021 10:37 AM - 11:52 AM
This is a twelve week series through the Apostle Paul's letter to the churches in Ephesus. In it he explains how God is forming his church, a new community of people living under his reign and rule in complete unity. If you have ever questioned what a church is, then Ephesians is a letter written for you.
This is a twelve week series through the Apostle Paul's letter to the churches in Ephesus. In it he explains how God is forming his church, a new community of people living under his reign and rule in complete unity. If you have ever questioned what a church is, then Ephesians is a letter written for you.
We would like to invite you to our Good Friday Gathering. We believe that Good Friday and Easter Sunday are intimately connected, and apart from each other they lose their meaning. Without Christ’s bodily death there is no forgiveness of sin and without his bodily resurrection there is no eternal life.
This is a twelve week series through the Apostle Paul's letter to the churches in Ephesus. In it he explains how God is forming his church, a new community of people living under his reign and rule in complete unity. If you have ever questioned what a church is, then Ephesians is a letter written for you.
This is a twelve week series through the Apostle Paul's letter to the churches in Ephesus. In it he explains how God is forming his church, a new community of people living under his reign and rule in complete unity. If you have ever questioned what a church is, then Ephesians is a letter written for you.
This is a twelve week series through the Apostle Paul's letter to the churches in Ephesus. In it he explains how God is forming his church, a new community of people living under his reign and rule in complete unity. If you have ever questioned what a church is, then Ephesians is a letter written for you.
This is a twelve week series through the Apostle Paul's letter to the churches in Ephesus. In it he explains how God is forming his church, a new community of people living under his reign and rule in complete unity. If you have ever questioned what a church is, then Ephesians is a letter written for you.
This is a twelve week series through the Apostle Paul's letter to the churches in Ephesus. In it he explains how God is forming his church, a new community of people living under his reign and rule in complete unity. If you have ever questioned what a church is, then Ephesians is a letter written for you.
This is a twelve week series through the Apostle Paul's letter to the churches in Ephesus. In it he explains how God is forming his church, a new community of people living under his reign and rule in complete unity. If you have ever questioned what a church is, then Ephesians is a letter written for you.
This is a twelve week series through the Apostle Paul's letter to the churches in Ephesus. In it he explains how God is forming his church, a new community of people living under his reign and rule in complete unity. If you have ever questioned what a church is, then Ephesians is a letter written for you.
This is a twelve week series through the Apostle Paul's letter to the churches in Ephesus. In it he explains how God is forming his church, a new community of people living under his reign and rule in complete unity. If you have ever questioned what a church is, then Ephesians is a letter written for you.
This ongoing series will address the instances in Acts that speak of people being filled by the Holy Spirit. What happens when people are under the influence of the Spirit?
This ongoing series will address the instances in Acts that speak of people being filled by the Holy Spirit. What happens when people are under the influence of the Spirit?
Join us for this Advent series as we look at the words of Isaiah 9 and the child born to us. He is the light by which we hope, find joy and rest peacefully in. He is our light in the darkness.
Join us for this Advent series as we look at the words of Isaiah 9 and the child born to us. He is the light by which we hope, find joy and rest peacefully in. He is our light in the darkness.
Listen in as we hear about what it means to be a water-walker stepping out in faith and to experience the presence of God.
The Old Testament book of Ruth, though short, is a powerful reminder of how God provides in the midst of dire circumstances. This book begins with tragedy and death but ends in joy and new life. Please join us for this five week series and be reminded of some good news!
The Old Testament book of Ruth, though short, is a powerful reminder of how God provides in the midst of dire circumstances. This book begins with tragedy and death but ends in joy and new life. Please join us for this five week series and be reminded of some good news!
The Old Testament book of Ruth, though short, is a powerful reminder of how God provides in the midst of dire circumstances. This book begins with tragedy and death but ends in joy and new life. Please join us for this five week series and be reminded of some good news!
The Old Testament book of Ruth, though short, is a powerful reminder of how God provides in the midst of dire circumstances. This book begins with tragedy and death but ends in joy and new life. Please join us for this five week series and be reminded of some good news!
The Old Testament book of Ruth, though short, is a powerful reminder of how God provides in the midst of dire circumstances. This book begins with tragedy and death but ends in joy and new life. Please join us for this five week series and be reminded of some good news!
Self described as a rehabilitated evangelist, in this message, author Doug Pollock talks about the need to change our approach in telling people about Jesus. Emphasizing humility and love, Doug calls us to listen more and ask better questions.
We are nearing the end of our study in Mark as we look at Jesus' betrayal, arrest, and execution. From so much tragedy comes so much joy.
We are nearing the end of our study in Mark as we look at Jesus' betrayal, arrest, and execution. From so much tragedy comes so much joy.
We are nearing the end of our study in Mark as we look at Jesus' betrayal, arrest, and execution. From so much tragedy comes so much joy.
Self described as a rehabilitated evangelist, in this message, author Doug Pollock talks about the need to change our approach in telling people about Jesus. Emphasizing humility and love, Doug calls us to listen more and ask better questions.
We are nearing the end of our study in Mark as we look at Jesus' betrayal, arrest, and execution. From so much tragedy comes so much joy.
We take a break from our series on the Gospel according to Mark to discuss the Fear of the Lord.
We are nearing the end of our study in Mark as we look at Jesus' betrayal, arrest, and execution. From so much tragedy comes so much joy.
We pick up this series where we left off and continue our Journey with Christ toward the cross, where this unwanted king will do as he said; he will give his life as a ransom for many.
We pick up this series where we left off and continue our Journey with Christ toward the cross, where this unwanted king will do as he said; he will give his life as a ransom for many.
We pick up this series where we left off and continue our Journey with Christ toward the cross, where this unwanted king will do as he said; he will give his life as a ransom for many.
We take a break from our series on the Gospel of Mark and explore the experience of real contentment, seeing how it is learned in the middle of the chaos that life presents.
We pick up this series where we left off and continue our Journey with Christ toward the cross, where this unwanted king will do as he said; he will give his life as a ransom for many.
We pick up this series where we left off and continue our Journey with Christ toward the cross, where this unwanted king will do as he said; he will give his life as a ransom for many.
We take a brief break from the Gospel According to Mark to focus on current issues facing our country and community. What are the lies being told? And what truth do we need to turn to? What does the Bible have to say about unity, responsibility, and control?
We take a brief break from the Gospel According to Mark to focus on current issues facing our country and community. What are the lies being told? And what truth do we need to turn too? What does the Bible have to say about unity, responsibility, and control?
We take a brief break from the Gospel According to Mark to focus on current issues facing our country and community. What are the lies being told? And what truth do we need to turn too? What does the Bible have to say about unity, responsibility, and control?
We take a brief break from the Gospel According to Mark to focus on current issues facing our country and community. What are the lies being told? And what truth do we need to turn too? What does the Bible have to say about unity, responsibility, and control?
Join us as we tell the story of Jesus through the eyes of his disciple Peter. Jesus is the king we needed but not the one we wanted and yet he came to lay down his life as a ransom for us.
Join us as we tell the story of Jesus through the eyes of his disciple Peter. Jesus is the king we needed but not the one we wanted and yet he came to lay down his life as a ransom for us.
Join us as we tell the story of Jesus through the eyes of his disciple Peter. Jesus is the king we needed but not the one we wanted and yet he came to lay down his life as a ransom for us.
Join us as we tell the story of Jesus through the eyes of his disciple Peter. Jesus is the king we needed but not the one we wanted and yet he came to lay down his life as a ransom for us.
Join us as we tell the story of Jesus through the eyes of his disciple Peter. Jesus is the king we needed but not the one we wanted and yet he came to lay down his life as a ransom for us.
Join us as we tell the story of Jesus through the eyes of his disciple Peter. Jesus is the king we needed but not the one we wanted and yet he came to lay down his life as a ransom for us.
Part three of our mini-series, "The Plan Comes Together: The King Lives." The King has come, the King has died, but the King is no longer dead. Join us as we glorify God for the resurrection that is resurrecting us.
Part Two of our mini-series "The Plan Comes Together: The King Dies." Join us as we are reminded of how God has intervened in the world to bring about reconciliation with him through his own sacrifice.
This Sunday will be the first of a three part mini-series entitled, “The Plan Comes Together,” as we see the prophecies of scripture fulfilled in Christ. Join us for “Part One: The King Has Come.”
After his encounter with hard-hearted Pharisees, Jesus welcomes and blesses children who exemplify what it means to embrace his kingdom.
- How do your relationships reflect the heart of God?
- How have you twisted the Word of God to fit your will?
- Who is that person in the grocery store?
- What would it take for you to be able to look them in the eyes and say, “God bless you,” and mean it?
- Which NT directive do you have the hardest time following? (Great Commandment, Great Commission, or Great Compassion)
- Reflecting on your own prayer life; In periods of frequent or intense prayer, what was going on in your life?
- In periods of seldom or lethargic prayer, what was going on in your life?
3. What do you believe about prayer?
4. How does prayer change the one praying?
5. What would you change about this week’s prayer gathering?
Big Idea: Jesus is calling us to deal with our sin radically or it will kill us. And the only way for that to happen is through Christ.
1.If someone were able to observe your life under a microscope, what would they say you were devoted to?
2.When you picture devotion, what do you think of?
3.In what ways do you struggle to have that steadfast heart of devotion?
4. What has the Spirit showed you today about what you are devoted to?