Sunday Service April 13 2025

This week, Elizabeth Millar invites us to consider the implications of Jesus' words to John and his mother from the cross in terms of how the Church is meant to be the family of Christ.

Leading up to Easter, we're looking at some of the profound statements Jesus made from the cross.

We're taking a couple weeks to look at common questions around giving and the local church. This week, we're seeing what Jesus and his early followers said about determining how much to give.

We're starting a 2-week series looking at common questions around giving and the local church.

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Why do we long for something beyond this life? In this episode, we explore the deep-seated human desire for eternity, how different worldviews attempt to solve the problem of death, and the hope found in Jesus' resurrection and the promise of new creation."

In a world increasingly hungry for spiritual connection, we turn to all kinds of things to try to satisfy our deepest longings. This week, we explore the cultural shift toward spirituality, the dangers of misdirected worship, and the life-giving truth found in Jesus—our ultimate source of meaning, love, and power.

This week we look at our complicated relationship with Truth. We see how sin corrupts our perception and commitment to truth, and how through Jesus, we can speak our Father's language.

This week, Paul Millar explores the deep human longing for freedom, drawing parallels from license plates to historical struggles and biblical teachings. Through the lens of Galatians, he challenges listeners to embrace true freedom in Christ, walking in step with the Spirit and bearing the fruit of love, joy, and peace in their relationships and daily lives.

What is it about beauty that captivates us? From breathtaking landscapes to moving art and music, our longing for beauty points us beyond the surface. In this sermon, we explore how beauty reflects God's glory, the ways sin distorts it, and how we can embrace true beauty that leads us into deeper worship and creativity.