Pastor Connor continues this sermon series focused on the rhythms of our lives as Jesus followers, and what that means for our day-to-day practices and activities – our rule of life. Today, he focuses on the ‘first plantings’ in our garden space – prayer and the Bible.

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Today we are blessed to have a message from Pastor Ron Schafer as he returns to EAC and shares a powerful message for us from the Gospel according to John – John 14:1-6. In verse 6, Jesus says one of the most important, profound, and bold statements He ever made during His ministry. And in fact, in a wonderful sense, this verse sums up His entire ministry, and even His reason for coming to live among His creation. It can be said that verse 6 is “An all-exclusive declaration of an all-inclusive invitation.” And interestingly, verse 6 also happens to be the verse upon which all of EAC’s disciple-making efforts are based – we build all that we do to make disciples at EAC around this verse. Let’s see what Pastor Ron has for us today in Scripture.

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Pastor Connor continues a new sermon series focused on the rhythms of our lives as Jesus followers, and what that means for our day-to-day practices and activities – our rule of life. Today, he focused on starting the process by ‘preparing the space’ in which to grow.

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Pastor Connor begins a new sermon series focused on the rhythms of our lives as Jesus followers, and what that means for our day-to-day practices and activities. As an introduction to the series, Connor shares background with us so that we are all on the same page and have a good foundation on which to build.

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As followers of Jesus we are children of God, and being childlike is such an important understanding for us, even as it was for the earliest disciples. Let’s see what Tyler has for us in Scripture today about being His children.

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Like his first letter, this second letter of Peter has much to say to us today, as we consider the words he wrote as inspired by the Holy Spirit. In this conclusion of the letter, let’s see what Connor has for us in Scripture today as we finish this sermon series together.

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