"Rich Man Poor Man" is a series of three messages from Luke 16:19-31.

Join us as we look at three important lessons from this passage when Jesus tells the account of a rich man who lived a luxurious life but then spent eternity in the torment of Hades compared to Lazarus, who was a poor man and suffered through life but spent eternity in heaven. Jesus uses this powerful passage to:

* warn us about the deceitfulness of wealth (A Rich Man),

* inspire us to show mercy to others (Have Mercy On Me), and

* compel us to act before it is too late (A Great Chasm)! 

Join us at cefc.church.

"Rich Man Poor Man" is a series of three messages from Luke 16:19-31.

Join us as we look at three important lessons from this passage when Jesus tells the account of a rich man who lived a luxurious life but then spent eternity in the torment of Hades compared to Lazarus, who was a poor man and suffered through life but spent eternity in heaven. Jesus uses this powerful passage to:

* warn us about the deceitfulness of wealth (A Rich Man),

* inspire us to show mercy to others (Have Mercy On Me), and

* compel us to act before it is too late (A Great Chasm)! 

Join us at cefc.church.

"Rich Man Poor Man" is a series of three messages from Luke 16:19-31.

Join us as we look at three important lessons from this passage when Jesus tells the account of a rich man who lived a luxurious life but then spent eternity in the torment of Hades compared to Lazarus, who was a poor man and suffered through life but spent eternity in heaven. Jesus uses this powerful passage to:

* warn us about the deceitfulness of wealth (A Rich Man),

* inspire us to show mercy to others (Have Mercy On Me), and

* compel us to act before it is too late (A Great Chasm)! 

Join us at cefc.church.

In a world filled with anxiety, chaos, and frightening powers, Daniel 7 lifts our eyes from the beasts of earth to the throne of heaven. Daniel sees a vision of kingdoms rising in violence and arrogance, leaving him shaken and alarmed. But just when fear seems overwhelming, Daniel sees a vision of a God clothed in white and seated on a throne with wheels of fire! This vision of God reminds us that while evil may appear powerful for a time, it is never ultimate. God’s judgment is pure, uncorrupted, and already in motion. In the New Testament, this same imagery is seen in Jesus Christ, who wears the white holiness of God and promises to clothe His people in his righteous robe. Join us at cefc.church

In this passage, we have a surprising encounter between Jesus, a woman caught in sin, and the Pharisees. In Jesus's interaction with the people, we see His compassion for us and also how seriously He takes sin. The story ends with Jesus saying: "Neither do I condemn you; go, and from now on sin no more." Join us at cefc.church as we strive to live more like Christ.

Proverbs 25:13 shows us that a faithful messenger is like a cold drink on a hot day—refreshing and life-giving to the one who sent them. God sends us, and when we faithfully live and share the gospel without changing it, it brings life to others and genuinely pleases His heart. Join us at cefc.church.

Jesus went to the synagogue in his hometown and opened the scroll to the prophet Isaiah and made the bold claim that he fulfilled the wonderful prophecies of Isaiah 61. Jesus proclaims good news to the poor,  liberty to the captives, sight to the blind, and he set the oppressed free. Jesus proclaims the year of the Lord’s favor. Discover what these great promises mean for your life today! Join us at cefc.church.

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