During the 40 days that lead to Easter, Christians through out the centuries and around the globe have used this season to intensify prayer and to meditate on the meaning of the life and work of Christ. This season has historically helped to prepare the hearts and minds as we build anticipation for the grand celebration of the Resurrection of the Son of God. 

During Lent of 2021 we will be focusing on the prayer that Jesus taught his disciples and we will draw from it practical principles of how to better prayer as well as how to allow The Lord’s Prayer to shape how we live life in the world. 

During the 40 days that lead to Easter, Christians through out the centuries and around the globe have used this season to intensify prayer and to meditate on the meaning of the life and work of Christ. This season has historically helped to prepare the hearts and minds as we build anticipation for the grand celebration of the Resurrection of the Son of God. 

During Lent of 2021 we will be focusing on the prayer that Jesus taught his disciples and we will draw from it practical principles of how to better prayer as well as how to allow The Lord’s Prayer to shape how we live life in the world. 

During the 40 days that lead to Easter, Christians through out the centuries and around the globe have used this season to intensify prayer and to meditate on the meaning of the life and work of Christ. This season has historically helped to prepare the hearts and minds as we build anticipation for the grand celebration of the Resurrection of the Son of God. 

During Lent of 2021 we will be focusing on the prayer that Jesus taught his disciples and we will draw from it practical principles of how to better prayer as well as how to allow The Lord’s Prayer to shape how we live life in the world. 

During the 40 days that lead to Easter, Christians through out the centuries and around the globe have used this season to intensify prayer and to meditate on the meaning of the life and work of Christ. This season has historically helped to prepare the hearts and minds as we build anticipation for the grand celebration of the Resurrection of the Son of God.

During Lent of 2021 we will be focusing on the prayer that Jesus taught his disciples and we will draw from it practical principles of how to better prayer as well as how to allow The Lord’s Prayer to shape how we live life in the world.

After a long period of social isolation and decreased in-person church attendance, there lies before us the opportunity to help give our people a vision for what the Church of Jesus Christ is. Even with the availability of a vaccine, and a possible end in sight, pandemic trauma will still be very much a reality in the lives of people that had their health, their careers, and their family life affected by it. Moreover, people’s habits of worship and “doing church” will have changed drastically. Some changes are healthy while others could be very unhealthy. In the aftermath of the pandemic, it is crucial that we recover a strong Biblical ecclesiology in order to remind our people of the identity, purpose, and mission of the Church of Jesus in its local expression. The juxtaposed concepts in each of the sermon titles are intended to build a healthy tension in the themes suggested, where each should find its resolve with the Gospel of Jesus.

After a long period of social isolation and decreased in-person church attendance, there lies before us the opportunity to help give our people a vision for what the Church of Jesus Christ is. Even with the availability of a vaccine, and a possible end in sight, pandemic trauma will still be very much a reality in the lives of people that had their health, their careers, and their family life affected by it. Moreover, people’s habits of worship and “doing church” will have changed drastically. Some changes are healthy while others could be very unhealthy. In the aftermath of the pandemic, it is crucial that we recover a strong Biblical ecclesiology in order to remind our people of the identity, purpose, and mission of the Church of Jesus in its local expression. The juxtaposed concepts in each of the sermon titles are intended to build a healthy tension in the themes suggested, where each should find its resolve with the Gospel of Jesus.

After a long period of social isolation and decreased in-person church attendance, there lies before us the opportunity to help give our people a vision for what the Church of Jesus Christ is. Even with the availability of a vaccine, and a possible end in sight, pandemic trauma will still be very much a reality in the lives of people that had their health, their careers, and their family life affected by it. Moreover, people’s habits of worship and “doing church” will have changed drastically. Some changes are healthy while others could be very unhealthy. In the aftermath of the pandemic, it is crucial that we recover a strong Biblical ecclesiology in order to remind our people of the identity, purpose, and mission of the Church of Jesus in its local expression. The juxtaposed concepts in each of the sermon titles are intended to build a healthy tension in the themes suggested, where each should find its resolve with the Gospel of Jesus.

After a long period of social isolation and decreased in-person church attendance, there lies before us the opportunity to help give our people a vision for what the Church of Jesus Christ is. Even with the availability of a vaccine, and a possible end in sight, pandemic trauma will still be very much a reality in the lives of people that had their health, their careers, and their family life affected by it. Moreover, people’s habits of worship and “doing church” will have changed drastically. Some changes are healthy while others could be very unhealthy. In the aftermath of the pandemic, it is crucial that we recover a strong Biblical ecclesiology in order to remind our people of the identity, purpose, and mission of the Church of Jesus in its local expression. The juxtaposed concepts in each of the sermon titles are intended to build a healthy tension in the themes suggested, where each should find its resolve with the Gospel of Jesus.

After a long period of social isolation and decreased in-person church attendance, there lies before us the opportunity to help give our people a vision for what the Church of Jesus Christ is. Even with the availability of a vaccine, and a possible end in sight, pandemic trauma will still be very much a reality in the lives of people that had their health, their careers, and their family life affected by it. Moreover, people’s habits of worship and “doing church” will have changed drastically. Some changes are healthy while others could be very unhealthy. In the aftermath of the pandemic, it is crucial that we recover a strong Biblical ecclesiology in order to remind our people of the identity, purpose, and mission of the Church of Jesus in its local expression. The juxtaposed concepts in each of the sermon titles are intended to build a healthy tension in the themes suggested, where each should find its resolve with the Gospel of Jesus.

After a long period of social isolation and decreased in-person church attendance, there lies before us the opportunity to help give our people a vision for what the Church of Jesus Christ is. Even with the availability of a vaccine, and a possible end in sight, pandemic trauma will still be very much a reality in the lives of people that had their health, their careers, and their family life affected by it. Moreover, people’s habits of worship and “doing church” will have changed drastically. Some changes are healthy while others could be very unhealthy. In the aftermath of the pandemic, it is crucial that we recover a strong Biblical ecclesiology in order to remind our people of the identity, purpose, and mission of the Church of Jesus in its local expression. The juxtaposed concepts in each of the sermon titles are intended to build a healthy tension in the themes suggested, where each should find its resolve with the Gospel of Jesus.