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Our Christmas Series this year is called "When Heaven Met Earth", and we are exploring the fact that between the lines of all the miracles and grand work of God, there are some very human responses. This week, we looked at Zechariah's response to the angel and the part we can play in God's extraordinary works.
This week as we began our Christmas series, we read about Zechariah and Elizabeth and their desire to have a child. Even in their old age, they never stopped praying for a child. Even when their hope was fading, they continued being righteous and praying. As we enter this Christmas season, as you hear Zechariah’s story, what do you need to keep hoping for?
This week at Lifetree, Reverend Cheryl Greco spoke about passing on the inheritance of identity and purpose to others or, in other words, how to outlive your life!
Whether it is the Yankees winning the World Series or anything else we want, we can try everything we know to do to make something happen, and if all else fails, we pray. Sometimes God seems to answer and sometimes not. Prayer can be a confusing thing, so what do we do with that?
Last week, kicked off a news sermon series - Inheritance. We're not talking about wealth, but rather identifying what kind of spiritual inheritance we are passing on to those who are following us. This week, we explored something we can pass on to those around us that would actually be better than passing on every piece of knowledge you have, better than passing on all the wisdom of your experiences, better than passing on all the words of encouragement and support and love you could ever give someone, and better than your best efforts to help!
The past few weeks we’ve been exploring the idea that There’s More - that God has so much more for all of us. No matter where you are in your journey of faith, there’s more. This week we looked at the idea that God wants us to make us more like Him and to give us His character, so we can show the world who He really is.
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