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This past Sunday, we concluded our series on Communion by reflecting on its role in forming a community. Communion is not just a ritual but a powerful reminder of Christ’s sacrifice and His ongoing presence among us. It is a meal that transcends divisions, uniting believers from all walks of life in a shared identity through the grace of Jesus. As we come to the table, we are reminded of our eternal hope in Christ’s return, and we proclaim the gospel together as one body. In this sacred act, we find both unity and healing, looking forward to the day when we will feast with Christ in His Kingdom.

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This past Sunday, we continued our exploration of Communion, focusing on its role as the "centering sacrament" that shapes our faith and daily walk with Christ. Communion is not merely a ritual but a powerful means of experiencing God’s grace, forgiveness, and love. By reflecting on the cross, we are reminded of Jesus' sacrifice, which offers us personal transformation and a call to live in the hope of His Kingdom. As we partake in this sacred meal, we proclaim the truth of Christ's death, affirming our union with Him and our place in His redemptive work. Ultimately, Communion centers us in the love of Christ, renewing our hearts and strengthening our community as we remember and experience all He has done for us.

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This past Sunday, we began a new sermon series on Communion, emphasizing its profound significance in the believer's life and the church's history. Communion transcends mere ritual and serves as a vital link between our lives and the transformative power of the cross. By reflecting on the Last Supper, we recognized Communion as both a celebration of grace and a foretaste of the ultimate feast to come. We are encouraged to embrace this sacred meal, allowing it to center our faith and strengthen our community. Ultimately, Communion invites us to deepen our relationship with Christ, nourishing our souls with His presence and love.

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This past Sunday, we concluded our sermon series on prayer with the theme of “Prayer as Invitation,” highlighting prayer as an active call to engage with God's will in the world. We explored how our prayers are powerful weapons in spiritual warfare, impacting both the unseen realm and our daily lives.  In prayer, we are invited to appeal to God’s character and pursue the kingdom of God through the requests we bring to him. Ultimately, we are encouraged to persist in prayer, confidently declaring God’s promises while aligning our hearts with His desires.

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This past Sunday, we continued our sermon series on prayer, exploring the theme of  “Prayer as Intimacy,” emphasizing prayer as a vital means of fostering a close relationship with God. We examined how intimacy with God, like all forms of intimacy, requires vulnerability, which can lead to great transformation. As we grow in intimacy with God through prayer, we are assured of our status as God’s children and given the confidence to step boldly into the identity and mission God has called us too.

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This past Sunday, we explored the theme of “Prayer as Incense,” highlighting prayer as a profound act of worship that shapes our spiritual lives. Many of us approach prayer feeling vulnerable or afraid, but this exposure opens the door to transformation as we focus on God rather than ourselves. Because our prayers matter deeply to God, every plea and cry is cherished like sweet incense rising before His throne. As the Holy Spirit intercedes on our behalf, we can have a deep connection with the Father through prayer. Ultimately, we are invited to embrace prayer not just as a task but as a sacred communion, bringing our joys and struggles into the presence of a loving God.

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This past Sunday, we kicked off our four-week series on prayer, beginning with the idea of prayer as “inheritance.” Prayer is a universal human inclination, yet many feel overwhelmed by fear and shame when approaching God. Because of what Christ has done for us, we are adopted as children of God and are granted the privilege of relationally connecting with him as Father. Christ's sacrifice provides us with direct access to His presence, encouraging us to approach Him boldly and without hesitation. Ultimately, we are called to embrace our inheritance, experiencing the fullness of God’s love in our prayer lives.

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