Messages

Pastor Nate explores Psalm 13, emphasizing the importance of remembering God’s good gifts amidst life’s chaos. This is a message to look back on 2024 and prepare for 2025. He shares personal struggles and highlights the power of honest prayer, encouraging us to bring our raw emotions to God. By viewing Psalm 13 in a post-Christmas light, we are reminded of God’s unwavering presence. He shares practical steps to help us remember God’s faithfulness and find peace in challenging times.

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[December 29, 2024]

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Merry Christmas to The Front Church, Neighborhood Church, and our friends and family! Pastor David’s message reminds us that Jesus is God with us, bringing hope and peace into our chaotic lives. Despite the messiness of His own family tree and the noise surrounding His birth, Jesus’ arrival offers a moment of quiet and stillness. He is with us in our moments of pride, shame, pleasure, and pain, offering peace amidst the chaos. Reflect on His presence and embrace the peace He brings this Christmas season.

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[December 24, 2024]

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An encounter with the transformational love of Jesus can change everything. His transformative love moves us from darkness to light and invites us into a deep, personal relationship with Him. Pastor Nate takes a look at the love of Jesus, shown to man who found himself in a really dark place, in John 9.

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[December 22, 2024]

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Could you use a little more joy? Discover Jesus’ invitation to cultivate true, lasting joy, even through difficult times. Pastor Amber continues our Advent series, teaching from John 15:5-12.

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[December 15, 2024]

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What does true peace look like? Discover how biblical peace goes beyond the absence of conflict to restore wholeness. Peace doesn’t avoid a mess; peace dives in. Our Lead Pastor Nate shares from Colossians 1 – not a traditional Christmas text, but a text that has everything to do with Christmas. This Advent, embrace the peace Jesus offers and let it transform your life.

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[December 8, 2024]

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This week, we delve into Advent and the theme of hope. Hopelessness, a universal experience, often arises from unmet expectations and disappointments. Isaiah’s message to the Northern Kingdom of Israel, a people who had lost everything, speaks of a future hope and a child who will bring everlasting peace and justice. Unlike worldly hope, which is based on circumstances, biblical hope is anchored in a Person. Isaiah’s words point to a child who will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace, fulfilled in Jesus. Jesus’ birth, life, death, and resurrection offer a hope that transcends circumstances. As we navigate life’s challenges, we are invited to anchor our hope in Jesus, reflecting on God’s past faithfulness to strengthen our future hope. This Advent, let us turn to Jesus as our firm foundation and reflect on where we place our hope.

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[December 1, 2024]

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