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The Death of Abraham
Death is a topic we are not always comfortable talking about. Since we are all going to pass from this life at some point, however, we are wise to give it some thought. Today's installment in our message series, Navigating Life and Relationships, centers on the passing and legacy of Abraham. Join Pastor Kevin in exploring Genesis 25 to discover five things that show us not only how to live well, but to finish well.
Who Will Guide Me
Who will guide me - How do I know what real Christianity is? Will God forgive - What I have done is so bad - Can God/Will God ever forgive me?
Forgiveness: the hardest thing you’ll ever do- Give it
Jesus models forgiveness. To be a Christ follower means that we follow His example. The Bible calls us over and over to forgive. Jesus said the same: Matthew 6:14. Paul says the same: Colossians 3:13, Ephesians 4:32. After Jesus prays that prayer, the story then outlines for us many of those that his prayer covered: • Soldiers who gambled. • Crowds who watched and scoffed. • Soldiers who mocked. • Criminal scoffed. • The other criminal repented. Ecclesiastes 7:21-22 (NIV), “Do not pay attention to every word people say, or you may hear your servant cursing you—for you know in your heart that many times you yourself have cursed others.” Leave room for Grace.
Oh, How He Loves You and Me!
Discover how much God loves you!
Reconciled
Because Christ holds all things together he can bring us together through reconciliation
Forgiveness: the hardest thing you’ll ever do- Forget it
We hear “forgive and forget”. While that is not always possible, we do have the choice to act as if the offense hasn’t occurred. The story of Jacob and Esau shows an on-going hurts and offenses. You can move beyond the woundedness. Genesis 33:4 tells us the Esau had moved on from the offense and betrayal of Jacob. There were offenses both ways. Jacob also shows us that he isn’t a fool. He guards himself from further hurt. The way in which we do not allow the toxic root of bitterness comes in trusting God.
All We Have Is Each Other (11 AM)
Discover how "All We Have Is Each Other!"
A Parable of Feelings & Forgiveness
What we do or do not experience with Christ will impact what we do and do not experience with people This parable brings us face to face with the relationship our actions and reactions with others have to our experience of God.
Decoding Jesus Restored
Understanding Attitude Necessary for Restoration
Look Again - Who Is Jesus
Happy Easter! Today we celebrate the Risen Christ who died on the cross for our sins. The victory of the resurrection is the source of all our hopes for forgiveness of sin, relationship to God, and eternal life in heaven. Today we celebrate our Savior, Jesus Christ.
