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“I show you a still more excellent way” (1 Cor. 12:31).
Biblical love is characterized by humility, obedience to God, and self-sacrifice.
In our society, love is a common word but an uncommon experience. Often those who use the word most understand it least. Many who think they’ve found love have really settled for something far less than God intended for them.
When we feel estranged from God or spiritually weak, we can find spiritual nourishment from God’s Word. “As new born babes, desire the pure milk of the word, that you may grow thereby” (1Peter2:2).
1. Click the link attached to this message to access the call (you should not need a password). 2. All microphones will be muted by default at the start of the meeting. 3. When you join the meeting, click on “Participants” at the bottom of the screen and a list of participants will appear (usually […]
Unfortunately, I was not able to have our weekly video recorded today. However, I still wanted to send you an encouragement, which is part of the preparation for our bible study on Wednesday. Over the next couple of weeks we want to shift our attention to “Practicing the Presence of God.” As Christians we believe that EVERYTHING that we need is found in Him. However, we often times get distracted and prioritize other things. I want to take this time to remind you, JESUS IS ALL WE NEED!
In an effort to increase our connectivity during this shut down, we as a leadership team have decided to seek to engage in a virtual bible study through the Zoom platform. These bible studies will take place from 7:30pm – 8:30pm every Wednesday during the curfew, starting from Wednesday, April 29th, 2020.
Join us as we reflect on the topic:
In Him: Peace, Protection, Perseverance and Presence
The best way to celebrate Jesus’ resurrection is to be the church that He paid for. Jesus is alive and so are we!
This week our entire prayer focus will be centered around the fulfillment of the purpose of the cross – that the world be saved!
Join us as we reflect on the theme: “Celebrate the Big Picture”
Let’s not miss the full picture of who Jesus is – He is often times much bigger and much greater than the image we have in our mind!
In light of COVID-19 one of the practices the church must continuously engage in is prayer. As a result, we want to strategically and purposefully pray as a congregation over the next 21 days (March 23rd-April 12th) around 3 major areas…