Now to Him

January 5, 2025 • Greg Pinkner • Romans 16:25–27

This Sunday, Gospel Sunday, Greg teaches from Romans 16:25-27, where Paul summarizes the Gospel as God's power to strengthen believers through Jesus Christ. Christianity is not about personal perfection but trusting in God's unshakable foundation, emphasizing faith in His grace rather than self-effort. Mystery, not chaos, defines God's work in our lives, as the Gospel reveals truths previously hidden but now disclosed for all nations. We are to focus on faith-driven obedience, trusting God's purposes even in seasons of suffering and uncertainty.

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The Last and Greatest Day

December 29, 2024 • Greg Pinkner • John 7

This Sunday, Greg teaches from John 7. He looks at the significance of New Year’s as a time for renewal. He connects it to the Jewish festivals, particularly Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and the Festival of Booths, which illustrate God's provision and redemption. These festivals point to Jesus as the fulfillment of God's promises, offering living water and eternal rest for weary souls. Jesus' invitation to “come to me” is central to faith, as only through Him can we find true sustenance and life. We need to have reliance on God’s grace, it is a guarantee of renewal and hope in Christ, far beyond the fleeting resolutions of a new year.

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Christmas Eve at Fellowship

December 24, 2024 • Greg Pinkner • Isaiah 60:1–21

We often strive for perfection during the Christmas season, only to realize it’s unattainable, as life is filled with imperfections and unexpected challenges. The story of Jesus’ birth is a testament to this, set in a backdrop of political upheaval, hardship, and imperfection—far from the peaceful and ideal scenario we might imagine for the arrival of the Savior. Yet, the beauty of Christmas lies in the promise of God’s presence with us, even in our brokenness and imperfection, offering hope and light amid darkness. The prophetic words of Isaiah remind us of a future where God’s everlasting light and glory will make everything whole, a day when mourning will end, and righteousness will reign. Until then, Christmas serves as a glimpse of this ultimate redemption, reminding us of God’s enduring presence and the hope of what is to come.

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The Alpha and the Omega

December 22, 2024 • RD McClenagan • Revelation 1:4–8

This Sunday, RD McClenagan continues our Advent series, focusing on the names of God and His unchanging nature. He looks at the names The Alpha and The Omega - "The Beginning and The End." Jesus is the faithful witness, ruler over all, and the firstborn from the dead, assuring us that God’s victory and reign are certain. Through Revelation, we are encouraged to trust in God’s sovereignty, find peace in His eternal presence, and embrace the truth that He holds all things together. The Alpha and Omega remind us that God is the origin and fulfillment of life, offering grace, redemption, and hope through Christ. As the year closes, RD calls us to rest in His eternal faithfulness, worship with hearts inflamed by His truth, and eagerly anticipate His promised return.

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The God Who Sees

December 15, 2024 • RD McClenagan • Genesis 16:7–14

This Sunday, RD McClenagan continues our Advent series, focusing on the names of God and His unchanging nature. He looks at the name El Roi, "The God Who Sees." The longing to be seen, heard, and valued persists throughout life, shaping our interactions and deeply influencing how we experience love and belonging. The story of Hagar in Genesis 16 demonstrates God's attentiveness, as He sees her in her distress, asks meaningful questions, and provides for her, showing that His care extends to those society may overlook. To be fully known and truly loved is liberating and transformative, and it calls us to see, hear, and love others in the same way God does for us.

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The Lord is My Shepherd

December 8, 2024 • Devon Accardi • Psalm 23

This Sunday, Devon Accardi continues our Advent series, focusing on the names of God and His unchanging nature. He looks at the name Jehovah Rohai, "The Lord My Shepherd." Using Psalm 23, he explores how God, as a shepherd, provides rest, security, and abundance, encouraging us to trust in His presence and provision in all circumstances. He also speaks on the dual reality of Advent as a celebration of Christ's first coming and a hopeful anticipation of His return.

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The Great I Am

December 1, 2024 • Greg Pinkner • Exodus 3

This Sunday, Greg begins our Advent series, focusing on the names of God and His unchanging nature. This teaching focuses on the name “I Am,” highlighting God's eternal presence and faithfulness across all generations, as seen in the story of Moses and the burning bush in Exodus. Greg looks at Israel’s deliverance from Egypt and how it parallels Christ’s mission to free us from sin. Just as God led the Israelites to freedom, He’s still with us today, guiding and providing for us. God’s promises never fail, and our salvation is secure because He never changes.

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Hope and Future Grace

November 24, 2024 • Greg Pinkner • Romans 8:31–33

This Sunday, Greg teaches from Romans 8:31-33, explaining the significance of hope in Christianity. He unpacks the idea of "future grace," the immeasurable kindness and blessings God promises for eternity, even in heaven. Greg challenges cultural cynicism, asserting that hope rooted in God's promises is not naive but assured and vital for combating despair. He highlights that hope extends beyond past grace into a future defined by God’s faithfulness, offering Christians a steadfast anchor.

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Praise in the Desert Place

November 17, 2024 • RD McClenagan • Psalm 63:2–11

This Sunday, RD continues in Psalm 63, where David, in the wilderness, thirsts for God's presence, meditating on His power, glory, and steadfast love, emphasizing that only God can satisfy his deepest needs. Beholding God's glory is not a glance but an intentional gaze that transforms us into His likeness, leading to praise and adoration. Christ, the ultimate King, bore our sins and provides living water, urging us to look to Him and let that perspective define our lives. As an act of aligning our hearts with God's steadfast love and transformative power, we need to have heartfelt praise, even from places of brokenness.

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Earnestly I Seek You

November 10, 2024 • RD McClenagan • Psalm 63:1–4

This Sunday, RD begins a two week series on Psalm 63. He looks at the stories of Martha and Mary and King David, highlighting the importance of choosing what truly matters: sitting at His feet and seeking Him wholeheartedly. As believers, we need to rekindle our desire for God, seeking intimacy and deeper connection rather than getting lost in busyness and distractions. We should have a "first love" posture, a passionate pursuit of God that transforms our personal lives and interactions with others. Through heartfelt prayer and worship, the invitation is to experience the fullness of God’s presence, allowing His love to fuel a genuine, burning desire to know Him more.

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