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Healing and Humility
This week Pastor Doug shares the story of Naaman from 2 Kings 5:1-15 to help us during this challenging time to have the trust, faith and boldness of that little girl and the humility to recognize our need for God in our life. A prayer for today: The first video…
Click to go to this sermon...Do Not Be Afraid
This week in the wake of COVID-19, Pastor Doug shares a message about how God is with people throughout the Bible in times when they are afraid. In the story from John 6:16-24, John says that Jesus comes to us in the storm and rides out the storm with us…
Click to go to this sermon...Words You Don’t Want to Hear
This week as we are “Going Deeper in God’s Word” Pastor Doug shared this hope that we become the kind of people who humbly trust Christ for forgiveness and new life, who seek to live as much as possible in obedience and faithfulness to Christ’s teaching. Click to…
Click to go to this sermon...The Two Ways
This week in worship, we began a new series, “Going Deeper in God’s Word.” In this first message, about “The Two Ways” Pastor Doug shared that following Christ day by day on the narrow, less traveled way that leads to life does make all the difference. Click to…
Click to go to this sermon...New Series: Going Deeper in God’s Word
Click to get the whole reading schedule for March: Going Deeper Reading Schedule And this is where you can find the Verse of the Day. “Be still and know that I am God! I am exalted among the nations, I am exalted in the earth.” Psalm 46:10 With Ash Wednesday…
Click to go to this sermon...Clothe Yourselves in Humility Toward One Another
To be humble is to be “Marked by modesty in behavior, attitude, or spirit; not arrogant or prideful.” John Chrysostom, Archbishop of Constantinople …declared that just as pride is the root of all sin, “humility is the root, mother, nurse, foundation, and bond of all virtue.” Click to…
Click to go to this sermon...Confess Your Sins to One Another and Pray for One Another
I pray James inspires us to use the gift of speech and communication well and powerfully by praying when we’re suffering and praising God when we’re cheerful. May we be humble enough to confess our faults to one another and pray for one another, so God may bring healing to…
Click to go to this sermon...Bear One Another’s Burdens
As brothers and sisters in Christ, we need to do what we can to bear one another’s burdens to help us all get through our challenges and to face our difficulties. When we see someone struggling, we must be bold enough to ask that person how we can help. When…
Click to go to this sermon...Be Hospitable to One Another Without Complaining
Jesus says (Matthew 25:35, 40), “I was a stranger and you welcomed me. Just as you did it to one of the least of these who are members of my family, you did it to me.” Believing this with all our heart changes our behavior toward all people, including and…
Click to go to this sermon...Love One Another
One spiritual leader described the choice we face every moment this way, “Will you engage this moment with kindness or with cruelty, with love or with fear, with generosity or scarcity, with a joyous heart or an embittered one? This is your choice, and no one can make it for…
Click to go to this sermon...Welcome One Another
Division between people is not what the Kingdom of Heaven is about. In and through Christ, God is about bringing people together and knocking down the dividing walls and divisions that human beings have used to differentiate themselves from other people throughout history; divisions of race, religion, ethnicity, gender, class…
Click to go to this sermon...Outdo One Another in Showing Honor and Live in Harmony with One Another
If we want to be more like Jesus and less like the disciples were before Christ’s death and resurrection, if we want to be faithful and live how Paul tells us we’re supposed to in Romans 12, then there are at least three things to do so we can take…
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