What can we do to be saved? Micah the Old Testament prophet tells us that repentance is more than saying sorry. It is about restoring our relationship with God.
Discover what repenting means. Has it changed from ancient times to now? Who will you follow once you know the Kingdom of God has come near?
So, why do we go to church? Discover what we can learn from John the Baptist's testimony. Jesus is the lamb that sets us free from evil and death and restores our relationship with God.
Righteousness = relationship with God. Hear how John the Baptist's and Jesus' baptisms show us what righteousness means. Make your 2023 New Year's resolution to seek Jesus and experience the fullness of life Christ can give us.
Celebrate the blessings God has given us as we look forward to seeing Him work in 2023.
Each gospel writer presents the Christmas message differently than the others. Matthew presents the genealogy of Jesus, and tells of the visit of the Magi. Mark omits the story altogether and starts with Jesus' baptism. John tells the story from the beginning in Genesis where there was nothing except God. Luke tells the story that many are most familiar with - the manger scene, the shepherds, and the angels. Celebrate Jesus, our beacon of hope. The Word was made flesh to right the ancient wrongs, and to give us access to God.
Merry Christmas!
Celebrate Jesus, the light of life during this Advent season. Christ is with us now and forever.
Peace. The second Sunday in Advent.
The second candle of Advent reminds us that we are called to live as people of peace. The candle of peace also reminds us that we are called to work for justice and peace.
We trust the Lord's goodness.
We rely on God's mercy.
We find shelter in God's steadfast love.
We walk in the Lord’s way.
We follow God’s example of love.
We keep our covenant promises.
We wait for your salvation.
We wait for your leading.
We wait for your coming.
We wait with Advent Hope.
Investigating what the bible tells us about Heaven. How do you get there? Who can go? What will it be like?