Senior Recognition Sunday

Repentance is turning away from our sin, away from ourselves, and toward God. It is a gracious gift that is necessary for us to experience salvation and on-going spiritual health.

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Rest helps us to remember God's work and realize the limits of our own.

Fasting is expected of those who await Christ's return and is a key method by which we draw near to God.

Silence is a part of worship and a part of wisdom.

Waiting is a gift rather than a burden. Through it God gives us opportunities to draw closer to him through seeking His help, worshipping him, trusting his nature, and believing His promises.

The Lord's Supper reminds us of our unity in Christ and demonstrates our unity to others.

Jesus pursues us, is patient with us, and persuades us through the Scriptures and his nearness that He is the Savior.

Healthy churches defend unity by dealing with divisive people biblically and by focusing on what matters most.

The Church is a people who is saved by God. There is no other standard by which our eternal destination is measured. To be saved by God is to know His mercy, to be made new, to be filled with the Holy Spirit, and to be cleared of all guilt.