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Luke 19:1-10
There wasn’t a person Jesus wouldn't eatwith.
There wasn’t/isn't a person that he didn’twant to save.
There wasn’t/isn’t a person he didn’tdie for.
The future is ancient. Table fellowship is essential. Jesus spent much of his ministry around a table. So should we.
Week #2 of our 2-part sermon to help center our attention on Jesus this Christmas season.
John 14:1-7
2 Peter 3:1-15
Luke 2:22-38
Hope has a name. His name is Jesus. Because of Christ's first arrival to Earth we have hope for today. In this Christmas we prepare our hearts to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ.
This a recording of our annual Tough Question Panel. Questions are submitted by students and then discussed by leaders in Next Level Youth.
Are you stressed, overwhelmed, feel the weight of the world on your shoulders? Jesus is rest for your weary soul. Will you come and accept Jesus invitation to have your load lightened?
Matthew 11:28-30
Galatians 6:1-5
Genesis 3:6-13
As soon as sin creeps into the world, in comes immediate horizontal implications between all human beings. What was friendship intended to be like? That's what we dig into as we wrap up our sermon series.
Daniel 3
The posture of a follower of Christ shouldn't be one of cowering in fear. We are empowered to stand. What does it look like to stand? We cover that and more in this stand alone sermon.
Hebrews 4:14-16
BIG IDEA:
How do we forgive? We run to and rely on the one who understands. Then we give our offense to him. He is the one who did and can do something with it.
This Summer is a season that our roots need to Grow Deeper and our foundations needs to be Dug Deeper. We need to GO DEEPER!
Psalm 1:1-3
Jeremiah 17:5-8
Luke 6:46-49
This is the conclusion to our three-part series centering on 2 Corinthians 4:7-18.
BIG IDEA: Life’s too short to TREASURE what doesn’t last forever!
2 Corinthians 4:7-18
Big Idea: As our jars waste away, we will suffer. But God gives our suffering purpose.
In today's sermon, we get into 1 Samuel 3. It gives us insight into how to position ourselves to hear God's voice and challenges us into asking ourselves if we truly want to hear what God has to say.
Acts 9:1-30, Luke 18:9-14
How do we hear God tell us the plans and will his has for our life? In part #3, we begin to answer that question.