
Advent: Receiving
Receiving is less about proximity and more about humility. The last part of our Advent series. Matthew 1:19-2:23.
Receiving is less about proximity and more about humility. The last part of our Advent series. Matthew 1:19-2:23.
Rejoicing serves others notice and makes us accountable for what we’ve celebrated.
The second part of our Advent series focuses on preparation and how it allows you to enjoy the event much more. Matthew 25:1-13.
Christmas Day and New Year’s Day land on Sundays this year. So, we’re getting a little creative with how we’re going to celebrate those weeks. Here’s what we have planned for Neighborhood Church and Celebration through the holidays: No Celebration services or Neighborhood Church on Sunday, December 25 (Christmas Day)No Celebration services or Neighborhood
Expecting is not a guilty pleasure. It is a necessary part of living by faith.
Inside and outside of the church, recent conversations have revealed a glaring deficiency. Something’s missing. Have you felt it? We talk about Ruth, the Good Samaritan, and our opportunity to empathize.
God’s work is often hidden or growing out of sight, but what is hidden now will not be hidden forever. Matthew 13:31-35.
Repentance is proof that God is still creating.
by Jared Scholz “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and knowledge of the Holy One is understanding.” Proverbs 9:10 What in the world does this mean? I don’t completely grasp it, but here are a few rambling thoughts. I’ve found that fear and awe go hand
Humility is being known for who you are: nothing more, nothing less.
We are looking forward to celebrating Jesus’ incarnation @ 7PM on December 23. That’s right, it’s a Christmas Eve Eve service. We will sing Christmas carols, tell the Christmas story, light some candles, and enjoy God together. There will be no separate kids ministry, so bring the whole family! Since Christmas