We will be talking about worshipping God with all of creation, how we worship to remember what God has done, how we can worship in times of grief and lament, how it is important to worship in community.

Sometimes we wait on God. There are many stories in the Bible that talk about people waiting. We will explore how the disciples waited on Jesus’ resurrection, how Paul and Silas waited in prison, how David waited to be king, how Joseph waited in slavery and in prison.

Sometimes we wait on God. There are many stories in the Bible that talk about people waiting. We will explore how the disciples waited on Jesus’ resurrection, how Paul and Silas waited in prison, how David waited to be king, how Joseph waited in slavery and in prison.

Sometimes we wait on God. There are many stories in the Bible that talk about people waiting. We will explore how the disciples waited on Jesus’ resurrection, how Paul and Silas waited in prison, how David waited to be king, how Joseph waited in slavery and in prison.

Sometimes we wait on God. There are many stories in the Bible that talk about people waiting. We will explore how the disciples waited on Jesus’ resurrection, how Paul and Silas waited in prison, how David waited to be king, how Joseph waited in slavery and in prison.

Lamentations is a memorial. It’s the largest lament in the Bible. It’s a book that demonstrates the power of turning to God, laying out our complaints and trusting God, of reaching out to be met by God in a time of loss.

Lamentations is a memorial. It’s the largest lament in the Bible. It’s a book that demonstrates the power of turning to God, laying out our complaints and trusting God, of reaching out to be met by God in a time of loss.

Lamentations is a memorial. It’s the largest lament in the Bible. It’s a book that demonstrates the power of turning to God, laying out our complaints and trusting God, of reaching out to be met by God in a time of loss.

Lamentations is a memorial. It’s the largest lament in the Bible. It’s a book that demonstrates the power of turning to God, laying out our complaints and trusting God, of reaching out to be met by God in a time of loss.

What comes to your mind when you hear the word canceled? Maybe you think about it in relation to stopping or disconnecting a subscription or a service. This term is also used to describe people we no longer want to associate with. If someone does or says something we don’t like or agree with, we simply cancel them from our lives. We disassociate from them. We let go. In many ways, we say that the person no longer offers value to us and our lives. We live in cancel culture.

In this series called "Canceled," we will talk about what it means as Christians to live in a cancel culture and explore whether cancel culture is Biblical. We will wrestle with loving people who are difficult to love in our lives.

I Samuel 24:1-7, Matthew 5:38-45

Next Steps:

Identify someone in your life you have hostility or anger toward. Pray for them by name each day this week. Avoid the tendency to pray for them to have a change of heart. Instead, pray that God will bless them.

Look for opportunities to go above and beyond in how kind you are this week.

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