Easter Sunday and the final sermon of the series, 24 Hours That Changed The World

Sermon six in a series

Number 5 in a series

This sermon number 4 in the series, 24 Hours That Changed the World.

Sermon #4 of a series

The final 24 hours in the life of Jesus have forever changed the course of human history. In these hours, Jesus’ ministry is culminated with his final hours with his disciples, rejection, imprisonment, humiliation torture, and finally death upon the cross. The scenes we’ll explore bring in to focus God’s ultimate response to the brokenness, sin, and suffering of humanity. Of all the events of human history and the life of Jesus, nothing has aroused the curiosity of people more. Invite someone today and do not deny others the chance to hear just how much God loves them and how He demonstrates this love.

Do you ever feel emotionally stuck and that your life is spiraling out of control? There are times in life when our emotions get the best of us and we don’t know what to do or where to turn. Three common emotions that get the best of us are worry, anger, and grief. These three emotions are similar and yet different but they can all trip up our lives and cause devastation in our emotional health and relationships with family and friends. They can cloud the light of Christ and create barriers to experiencing the joy of living. There are times when these emotions can even lead to hopelessness and depression.

A new sermon series begins on February 5 titled, “Stuck?” We will explore these three common emotional traps and hear possible strategies for escaping their clutch. We’ll also be reminded of the sustaining hope in Jesus Christ.

Do you ever feel emotionally stuck and that your life is spiraling out of control? There are times in life when our emotions get the best of us and we don’t know what to do or where to turn. Three common emotions that get the best of us are worry, anger, and grief. These three emotions are similar and yet different but they can all trip up our lives and cause devastation in our emotional health and relationships with family and friends. They can cloud the light of Christ and create barriers to experiencing the joy of living. There are times when these emotions can even lead to hopelessness and depression.

A new sermon series begins on February 5 titled, “Stuck?” We will explore these three common emotional traps and hear possible strategies for escaping their clutch. We’ll also be reminded of the sustaining hope in Jesus Christ.

Do you ever feel emotionally stuck and that your life is spiraling out of control? There are times in life when our emotions get the best of us and we don’t know what to do or where to turn. Three common emotions that get the best of us are worry, anger, and grief. These three emotions are similar and yet different but they can all trip up our lives and cause devastation in our emotional health and relationships with family and friends. They can cloud the light of Christ and create barriers to experiencing the joy of living. There are times when these emotions can even lead to hopelessness and depression.

A new sermon series begins on February 5 titled, “Stuck?” We will explore these three common emotional traps and hear possible strategies for escaping their clutch. We’ll also be reminded of the sustaining hope in Jesus Christ.

February 5 – “Stuck in Worry?” Matthew 6:25-44

In our baptism, God unleashes us from all that restrains us from being fully alive in Christ. On January 8, we renew our baptism and are challenged to live out our baptism in service to others. This series outlines meaningful, significant and purposeful ways we can all IMPACT God’s kingdom. As workers in the vineyard--servants in the community and world--we can be used by God in major ways to transform lives. Only come to worship if you are ready to discover that our pews are actually launching pads into the world to love and serve our neighbor.