Hope For The World
Jesus is our hope in the world! He broke down barriers that divide, cause antagonism and distrust. As believers we can live in harmony and trust with hope and peace in what God shows and…
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Spiritual Community
Spiritual Community How is your churches spiritual barometer reading? Are you building community? Do you worship together, pray and “break bread” together? Biblical hospitality and compassion is not only shared with friends but also with strangers and…
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Pharisee, Prophet or Jesus?
Pharisee, Prophet or Jesus In preparing for Easter our Bible reading in Matthew is about the parable of the landowner who left his fields in care of hired farmers. When the owner sent his servants, slaves and…
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Merciful Grace
Merciful Grace As believers we experience grace every day as being unconditionally and totally accepted by God without question or conditions. Our God recognizes, cherishes and guards us from evil. We often try to earn…
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Community – Word of the Day
Community – Word of the Day A feeling of fellowship with others, a result of sharing common attitudes, interests, and goals. It can be family, church, any group or team that meets and works together….
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Finding Joy
Finding Joy A missed opportunity. Pastor was going to ask me to speak about Joy at our Thanksgiving brunch. Unfortunately, I never listened to or responded to the message he left. So I will share a…
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Advent to Prepare Room
Advent to Prepare Room Advent is represented by lighting a candle each week on an Advent wreath. Each week represents God’s hope, love, joy, peace and how Jesus’ arrival changed the world. It is meant…
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Volunteers Needed
Volunteers Needed Many opportunities await when you look for them. Winter is the best time to help with serving you will warm hearts and souls. Not just holidays but through the whole season. A church…
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Versus – Word of the Day
Word of the Day Versus – as opposed to; in contrast to. “Weighing the pros and cons of Christianity versus religion”
