Harvest Pointe Methodist Church

"Let's Start with Jesus" is a sermon series following the General Epistle readings from the lectionary. This epistle is unique in its sermonic tone, presentation, and connection to the Old Testament. Hebrews is all about Jesus. But the Pastor writing this letter isn't cheap in his representation of why Christ is supreme. Powerful symbols and images from the Old Testament connect all God has done with Jesus Christ and points to his preeminence. 

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"Let's Start with Jesus" is a sermon series following the General Epistle readings from the lectionary. This epistle is unique in its sermonic tone, presentation, and connection to the Old Testament. Hebrews is all about Jesus. But the Pastor writing this letter isn't cheap in his representation of why Christ is supreme. Powerful symbols and images from the Old Testament connect all God has done with Jesus Christ and points to his preeminence. 

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"Let's Start with Jesus" is a sermon series following the General Epistle readings from the book of Hebrews. This epistle is unique in its sermonic tone, presentation, and connection to the Old Testament. Hebrews is all about Jesus. But the Pastor writing this letter isn't cheap in his representation of why Christ is supreme. Powerful symbols and images from the Old Testament connect all God has done with Jesus Christ and points to his preeminence. 

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"Let's Start with Jesus" is a sermon series following the General Epistle readings from the book of Hebrews. This epistle is unique in its sermonic tone, presentation, and connection to the Old Testament. Hebrews is all about Jesus. But the Pastor writing this letter isn't cheap in his representation of why Christ is supreme. Powerful symbols and images from the Old Testament connect all God has done with Jesus Christ and points to his preeminence. 

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The Epistle of James doesn't allow our faith to remain in our heads. No, it must find its way into our hearts and out to our hands. A faith that doesn't work is foreign to James.  As Jesus himself says, "If you love me, keep my commandments." James believes that and works it out in very practical ways in this important General Epistle. Join us in this series Reflection in James.

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The Epistle of James doesn't allow our faith to remain in our heads. No, it must find its way into our hearts and out to our hands. A faith that doesn't work is foreign to James.  As Jesus himself says, "If you love me, keep my commandments." James believes that and works it out in very practical ways in this important General Epistle. Join us in this series Reflection in James.

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The Epistle of James doesn't allow our faith to remain in our heads. No, it must find its way into our hearts and out to our hands. A faith that doesn't work is foreign to James.  As Jesus himself says, "If you love me, keep my commandments." James believes that and works it out in very practical ways in this important General Epistle. Join us in this series Reflection in James.

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The Epistle of James doesn't allow our faith to remain in our heads. No, it must find its way into our hearts and out to our hands. A faith that doesn't work is foreign to James.  As Jesus himself says, "If you love me, keep my commandments." James believes that and works it out in very practical ways in this important General Epistle. Join us in this series Reflection in James.

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Throughout Scripture, there is an all-important image that emerges: the table. From Israel's tabernacle and temple right into the center of the church, the table of the Lord is central to worship. Join us in this series that explores this powerful, welcoming symbol.

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