We are continuing our study through 1 Corinthians, and this morning we come to chapter 11, where Paul addresses some issues with how the Corinthians were taking the Lord’s Supper. As we look through that passage, what does it remind us about God’s goals for the Lord’s Supper?
This weekend Gary and Jen Reaves are in town, getting ready to go back to their work in Cusco, Peru. The Reaves have been part of a team planting a church in Cusco since 2009. God has blessed their work, and we are proud of the partnership we have shared with them. Tonight Gary shares thoughts on their progress, their plans, and the power of the gospel…
We are studying through the book of 1 Corinthians, in a series we’re calling “The Church in Process.” This morning, we come across a passage in chapter 6 that our modern-day culture would want to hear more about: Is homosexuality really a sin? What does our world need to hear about this issue? What do Christians need to hear on this issue? Let’s study the Christian view of homosexuality…
We are walking through the book of 1 Corinthians in our Sunday morning sermons. In chapter 5, we find Paul’s instructions on how to handle a case of open sin in the Corinthian church. What did God want them to do, and what does it teach us about sin and God’s church?
We are studying through 1 Corinthians, a series we’re calling “The Church in Process.” This morning, we study Paul sharing his perspective on his message and himself. It’s a challenging perspective, one that all Christians need to adopt – how should it affect our church and our attitude?
This morning we begin a study of 1 Corinthians, a series we are calling “The Church in Process.” The first issue Paul discusses in this letter is the problem of division, a problem that we see today both in local churches and in the broader religious world. What does God think about division in His church, and what can we do about it?
This morning we introduce our theme for 2018, a biblical idea to emphasize in our lessons and in our lives. This year’s big idea: Let’s be transformed in Christ! So let’s start by introducing some passages and thoughts that will be important to us this year…
This morning we conclude our series “A Hope Bigger Than Life,” reminding ourselves that life in Christ includes God’s promises of even greater things beyond this life. Today we ask the question: “What will happen on the last day?” What does the Bible say about it, and what does God want us to learn from telling us about it?
Death is a reality of our world, one that touches all of us. Why did God allow death to be part of the human experience? And what’s so special about the Christian view of death? Let’s study it together, as we begin a series entitled “A Hope Bigger Than Life.”
In the afternoon service of our 25-year Homecoming Sunday, we continue the ‘celebrate’ theme with a study of one of the great Christian virtues: “Celebrate: Hope.” We will see what hope is built on, and revisit some of the (many) great passages that remind us of the role hope should play in the Christian life…