Pastor Bill shared about the meaning and importance of "meeting together" El pastor Bill compartió sobre el significado y la importancia de "reunirse".

Pastor Ellis lead us in the second sermon in our series on Christian Habits with an emphasis on early church approaches. | Pastor Ellis lead us in the second sermon in our series on Christian Habits with an emphasis on early church approaches.

Aida began our new series called Habitus with look at how the Holy Spirit convicts us to develop Christian habits. | Aida comenzó nuestra nueva serie llamada Habitus con una mirada a cómo el Espíritu Santo nos convence para desarrollar hábitos cristianos.

El anciano Lauren Neuberger nos desafió a servir desde un lugar de igualdad en lugar de superioridad.

Elder Lauren Neuberger challenged us to serve from a place of equality rather than superiority.

We have different points of views about truth, and consequently we have different ways to see justice. Only after finding and accepting God's truth we can seek God's justice manifested in Jesus: Restitutive and Restorative Justice can be found in Him alone.

Living in he truth can be challenging for us. We can trust that God will give us the strength to be in the truth no matter who is against us. Our society teaches that love and truth are opposites but they for together side by side. Jesus spake the truth in different ways depending on who He spoke to.

Speaking truth does not mean reconciliation, reconciliation needs to start with a common truth, community needs to build common truth to grow and this is based on truth.

Empathy is feeling someone else's pain; not necesarily to find a solution but to say I see you, I fell you and I will be by your side. Empathy leads to action not just acknowledging the suffering. The best example of empathy is Jesus Christ.

God created men to be inside His community (Father, Son and Holy Spirit). When man decided to step away from God, God immediately created a plan to restore His community with man, Jesus fulfilled the promise with His death and resurrection.

Grace is believed to be an unmerited gift, yet in Hebrew, it means a wall of tents in a closed circle with the front opened and facing each other to care for each other. Foreigners were invited to come inside the camp to join the community.

God calls, we voluntarily respond and become a display of God's call to others. We learn more about what love means the more we go deeper in relationship to one another and with God.