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Discussion Questions based on each week's message are available on Tuesdays. Use on your own or with a group.
Join the Facebook Discussion Group for mid-week discussion.
Sermons (audio of the weekly sermon) post on Mondays here, and on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Stitcher.
Discussion Questions based on each week's message are available on Tuesdays. Use on your own or with a group.
Join the Facebook Discussion Group for mid-week discussion.
October 5 | Out with the Old, In with the New
Mark 2:18-22
Jesus is now, through the Holy Spirit, doing in us that which we cannot do in ourselves. We are daily becoming new creations in Jesus.
Jesus is now, through the Holy Spirit, doing in us that which we cannot do in ourselves. We are daily becoming new creations in Jesus.
September 28 | The Pathway to Abundance
Matthew 25:14-30
Jesus points us to how He expects us to prepare for His homecoming. How then can we get ready for Jesus’ return? If Jesus returned right now, would we be ready?
Jesus points us to how He expects us to prepare for His homecoming. How then can we get ready for Jesus’ return? If Jesus returned right now, would we be ready?
September 21 | How to Handle Conflict
Matthew 18:15-20
September 14 | Why Are You Afraid?
Matthew 8:23-27
Jesus is God with us. He’s in the boat with us in the middle of the greatest storms. Faith is not the absence of fear, but the choice to trust God even when fear is present.
Jesus is God with us. He’s in the boat with us in the middle of the greatest storms. Faith is not the absence of fear, but the choice to trust God even when fear is present.
September 7 | Alternative to Worrying
Matthew 6:25-34
The only true antidote to worry is to pause and reflect on God’s love and care for us, seek God’s will, and then daily trust in our Heavenly Father, who knows exactly what we need and promises to take care of us.
The only true antidote to worry is to pause and reflect on God’s love and care for us, seek God’s will, and then daily trust in our Heavenly Father, who knows exactly what we need and promises to take care of us.