Guest Preacher Bo Pugh presents a message on "Love and Thunder" from 1 John 4:7-12

Luke 9:51-56

Scripture - Romans 8:37-39As we continue walking through our study of the Apostles we arrive at Simon. Simon was a known Zealot, and Zealots caused a lot of problems socially, politically, and typically violently. Yet Jesus called even Zealots to follow him. What does that mean for us? Well listen to Casey's sermon and find out what God calls us to do for and with "Even Them".

Scripture: Isaiah 42:1-4

Scripture: Colossians 1:19-20

Scripture: Matthew 23:1-12

Scripture will be Acts 9:1-6

Scripture: Luke 18:1-8

Whenever we go on a long journey, we crave the destination more as we get closer to it. We're all on a journey of some sort and we're all in different chapters and legs of this journey. Something that we oftentimes get concerned with toward the end of our work is the fear of not reaching the end. What if we don't make it? What if we don't achieve the success that we set out to accomplish? Perhaps instead of carrying this fear into the final stages of our journeys, we should accept a new and different invitation: to walk into a that isn't the one we have dreamed of, but the destination that is so much better than anything that we could have imagined.

Scripture: Deuteronomy 30:15-20

This summer we have been focusing on caring for our souls in the busyness of life. Oftentimes some of the more difficult seasons of our lives lead us into making poor choices. So what do we do when we fail? What do we do when we make a mistake when caring for our soul or even for the souls of others? Failure is difficult so a natural human response is to avoid or even flee. God invites us into something that may seem tougher on the surface, but is the most redeeming when we fully accept it.

Scripture: Numbers 20:6-13