At almost every turn, there’s trouble — something to worry about it. In these moments of trouble — moments of worry, frustration, and anxiety, we want to know: Is everything going to be okay? How can it possibly all be okay? No matter what you’re facing. Jesus says to you: Everything is going to be ok. And in these verses, Jesus gives two reasons why and the next step to take.

Sermon Notes: https://www.bible.com/events/49014841

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23.01.29

Sermon Notes:  https://www.bible.com/events/48999990

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22.12.25

After millennia of promising a king would come, he finally appears, and it’s almost completely overlooked by the world. In the shadow of a massive empire, comes the king over all, and he came for us.

Join us this Christmas Eve as we take time to notice and celebrate the birth of the promised king!

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22.12.24

We should be known by our love. And that love is defined as a basin and towel of humble service, even to those who would deny us and betray us.

He washed us clean of our guilt and shame. And we still deny Him. We still betray Him. Even so, He loves us like this. Let Him wash you. Let Him serve you. And then join Him in doing the same.

And when we do? Just think of the impact we can have. Social historians point out this is one of the primary reasons the Christian movement grew in the first centuries. We actually loved like this. Across ethnic lines. Across socio-economic lines. Even towards our enemies. And it literally changed our world.

Sermon Notes: https://www.bible.com/events/49014830

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23.01.22

It is easy to become overwhelmed by options and choices. Sometimes we are paralyzed not wanting to commit to anything because we’re afraid something better might come along. But this is a recipe for deep unhappiness in life and in our relationships.

When it comes to Jesus it can be tempting to keep our options open. But this passage pleads with us: Don’t say No to Jesus.

Sermon Notes: https://www.bible.com/events/49007535

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23.01.15

Sermon Notes: https://www.bible.com/events/49004675

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23.01.08

Sermon Notes: https://www.bible.com/events/49002183

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23.01.01

Sermon Notes: https://www.bible.com/events/48992866

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22.12.18

THIS is the King we need. The fulfillment of Psalm72, and every earthly ruler. This One knows the needy. This One finds us precious. This One is with the needy now and forever. He is with us both now and forever.

He actually knows what it’s like to be in need. Entering our world as a helpless baby. No less a King and yet still so vulnerable. For He sympathizes with our weakness. He longs to sit with us in them. And went to a cross to overcome them.

Are you expecting your King to join you in your need? Not just fix it. Sometimes that’s not what’s best. But to join us in it.   And your need is all you need to bring Him.

Sermon Notes: https://www.bible.com/events/48992860

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22.12.11

Sermon Notes: https://www.bible.com/events/48991415

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22.12.04