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Guest Speaker Tami Krantz
Part 4 of our Christmas series discussing themes of Jesus being our king. Jesus is the soon and coming King - so let's live every day with hope for the future and purpose of today, ready for his Return.
Part three of our Christmas series discussing themes of Jesus being our King. Jesus is the forever King - His kingdom never ends, his rule is good and unshakable, and through faith we get to be part of it forever.
Part two of our Christmas series discussing themes of Jesus being our king. Jesus is the ultimate King - Above every name, leader, or influence - and he's the only one truly worthy of our attention and devotion.allowing Jesus to be the king of our lives; meaning we surrender complete authority to his leadership.
This week we kickoff our new Christmas teaching series, we will spend 4 weeks looking at the themes of Jesus being the king. We start with the idea of allowing Jesus to be the king of our lives; meaning we surrender complete authority to his leadership.
Joy is found in our thoughts. In Philippians 4 we see how to win the battle in our minds and live with lasting joy.
No matter how much or how little we have, real joy doesn't come from money or circumstances - It comes from Christ. This week we see in Philippians 4, Paul shows us how to discover contentment in every season.
Joy is found in the gospel - not in our past, our efforts, or our achievements. in Philippians 3 we see how our joy grows as we let go of the past and press forward in the journey with Jesus.
What if joy isn't found in comfort, but in commitment? This week we'll see in Philippians2 how real joy is found in steady obedience--Walking with God, holding onto his word, and shining like a light in the dark.
Guest Speaker Tim Nigro
Joy grows when we stop putting ourselves first. In Philippians 2:1-11, Paul shows us that real unity and joy come from following Jesus's example of love, humility, and service.
Joy doesn't come from an easy life - it comes from following Jesus, even when it's tough. We'll discuss how Philippians 1 shows us how to find joy when life doesn't go as planned.
This week we kick off our new series in Philippians by looking at where joy really begins—not in perfect circumstances, but in Christ-centered relationships, trusting that God is still working in us, and encouraging each other along the way
This week we learn from the early church how a healthy church is not only growing in number and maturity, but is also producing and sending out leaders to further advance the mission of Jesus into new places. Who will boldly go?
1 Corinthians 13:4-8
Love is patient, love is kind, It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It is not rude, It is not self seeking. It is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil. But rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always preserves. Love never fails.
This week we see how the early church experienced life changing God moments, but they weren't planned or calendared. We can learn to be more spontaneous and interruptible in our daily lives so God can use us at any moment.
This week we discuss the importance of repentance. There are times in our lives that God gets our attention and our response is a bold and honest confession.
This week we see an example of how to help people feel accepted by the church and integrate into healthy community.
The early church shared what they owned in order to meet the needs of each other. We can learn from their example to be a church characterized by generosity.
Guest Speaker Matt Messner
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