Baptismal waters continue to feed the streams of justice as we allow the Holy Spirit to work within us every time we set our hands and feet to the work God has for us to do. As long as there are those who are hurting, hungry, excluded and oppressed, we are called to be faithful disciples, setting a table and inviting all to the feast.
At our baptism we promise to nurture others and are reminded that we are to “serve as Christ’s representatives in the world.” Today we ask the question, “do we as the church look and act like Jesus?”
We long for God’s justice and peace; we long to be released from the shackles of fear and injustice and until that time, we cry out with the psalmist, “How long?”
This is a time of reminding ourselves who we are called to be in this world as a child of God. Our series is inspired by Amos, a prophet whose message is that God calls us to let “justice roll down like waters.”
No matter our age, men are commissioned to go into our communities and be a father figure to especially those boys who need a godly male role model, one who loves them unconditionally and leads them to the saving knowledge of Jesus Christ.
Experience a transformative sermon on Mark 1:40-45 this Sunday! Dive into a world where leprosy, a terrible and isolating disease, cast individuals aside by chance. As lepers became outcasts, discover how Jesus broke boundaries by compassionately reaching out and touching the afflicted. Hear powerful insights that challenge our attitudes towards outcasts in our lives. Together, let’s uncover the profound healing and strength hidden within our embrace of empathy and compassion.
Delve into a monumental tale of God’s divine intervention, as He instructs Hebrews to erect a lasting reminder of a life-changing event. Immerse yourself in the story that transcends time, resonating with our own need to remember God’s presence and blessings. Join us as we explore how these ancient stones still speak to us today, strengthening our faith and uplifting our spirits. Witness the power of remembrance and embrace renewed gratitude.
Discover the transformative power of God’s Holy Spirit. Too often, we overlook the Spirit’s power, settling into complacent lives. Yet, when we embrace the Holy Spirit we experience God’s breath within our life, and we learn to let the Holy Spirit guide us!
Are you feeling down about yourself lately? Join us for a special sermon on Psalm 139:1-16 where we’ll explore how with God’s help, we can learn to love and appreciate ourselves as the unique and wonderful individuals we were created to be.
Join us this Mother’s Day as we will explore the story of a mother in the Bible who had to let her son go. In this story, we see that loving mothers protect their children and are willing to make sacrifices for their well-being. Don’t miss this opportunity to honor the incredible women in our lives and learn from their example.