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BehOLD & ReNEW | Week 1
Week 1 | Our Purpose
Our series begins by exploring two pivotal commands from Jesus, which beautifully illuminate the core priorities of the church. The first, known as “The Great Commandment,” was shared with his disciples before his crucifixion and offers a window into what God values most in our lives. The second, “The Great Commission,” was given after his resurrection gives us a clear direction and purpose for any church. Brought together, these two commands help us create a powerful and concise mission statement for all of God’s people.
SERIES DESCRIPTION:
We live in a culture where what’s new is what’s best. We like the updates, we like the shiny, we like the brand new. We like the smell of the new car, the peel of the wrapper off the package, of knowing that what we have is the latest and the greatest.
To be sure we love the new, but what if the old was actually always the best. For that matter what if the old is actually only what renews, revives, and refreshes. That to be renewed requires going back to what has always worked.
In second Corinthians chapter 3 the apostle Paul says these very important words:
And we all, with unveiled face, beholding the glory of the Lord, are being transformed into the same image from one degree of glory to another. For this comes from the Lord who is the Spirit.
He’s referencing Moses. Moses, who stood on the mountain top and talked directly to God. Moses, whose face shone when he came down and back to his people. Moses, whose life was never the same after he had met with the Lord on high. What if the pathway for our transformation, lay in the same direction. What if what has always worked works for us too.
What if our renewal as a church lay in our beholding the Lord!
Join us for a series where, as a church, we seek fix our eyes upon the Lord, and we seek to behold his glory and hearing from him directly what the priorities of our church should be. But get ready, because these priorities are nothing new, but they are every bit as transformative as they have always been!
Join us as we behold and renew!
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Week 1 | Our Purpose
Our series begins by exploring two pivotal commands from Jesus, which beautifully illuminate the core priorities of the church. The first, known as “The Great Commandment,” was shared with his disciples before his crucifixion and offers a window into what God values most in our lives. The second, “The Great Commission,” was given after his resurrection gives us a clear direction and purpose for any church. Brought together, these two commands help us create a powerful and concise mission statement for all of God’s people.
SERIES DESCRIPTION:
We live in a culture where what’s new is what’s best. We like the updates, we like the shiny, we like the brand new. We like the smell of the new car, the peel of the wrapper off the package, of knowing that what we have is the latest and the greatest.
To be sure we love the new, but what if the old was actually always the best. For that matter what if the old is actually only what renews, revives, and refreshes. That to be renewed requires going back to what has always worked.
In second Corinthians chapter 3 the apostle Paul says these very important words:
And we all, with unveiled face, beholding the glory of the Lord, are being transformed into the same image from one degree of glory to another. For this comes from the Lord who is the Spirit.
He’s referencing Moses. Moses, who stood on the mountain top and talked directly to God. Moses, whose face shone when he came down and back to his people. Moses, whose life was never the same after he had met with the Lord on high. What if the pathway for our transformation, lay in the same direction. What if what has always worked works for us too.
What if our renewal as a church lay in our beholding the Lord!
Join us for a series where, as a church, we seek fix our eyes upon the Lord, and we seek to behold his glory and hearing from him directly what the priorities of our church should be. But get ready, because these priorities are nothing new, but they are every bit as transformative as they have always been!
Join us as we behold and renew!