I don’t like to write Saturday night specials for my Sunday morning sermons. It means I procrastinated or something bad happened. In this case it was the latter.
In this message I wanted to respond to the recent shooting in Newtown, CT and share how I believe God is calling us to respond. As hard as this message was to preach, I pray that you will be blessed if you take the time to listen.
Today, we come to the second part in our message series on Revelation. We will look at the letter to the church at Ephesus. The reading can be found in Revelation 2:1-8. In this letter Jesus commends the church for all they were doing. Yet, there was something missing. It left their work less then fulfilling. Maybe you serve the Lord, but you are not seeing the fruit you would expect to see. If that is the case, listen to what Jesus has to say to his church.
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This week we began a new message series on the Book of Revelation. Our text for the day was Revelation 1:1-20. Revelation 1 serves as an introduction to this unique book and lays the foundation for the coming weeks.
I was on vacation the past two weeks, but it is good to be back now. Sorry we have not posted for the last few weeks. We will make sure to regularly post as we begin the new message series on Revelation staring Sunday, June 24.
Thanks to Don Martens and Jason Fair who filled in for me while I was gone. This week I am posting Jason’s message from Father’s Day. Enjoy!
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On Pentecost Sunday we celebrate the coming of the Holy Spirit and the birthday of the Church! In this message we explore what the Spirit may be nudging you towards to experience Pentecost in your own life. The Scripture reading is Acts 2:1-21.
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One of the last things Jesus did for his disciples before he was crucified was to pray for them. In this amazing prayer Jesus prays they would be sanctified. In this message we look at what that means and the implications of this prayer. John 17:11-19.
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