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Hey family,

What’s the thing that we all go through, never talk about, never want to expose to anyone, and when we see it in others, we wince. It’s shame. Shame is universal. Everybody experiences it, but nobody wants to talk about it, because… it’s so shameful.

This week in our new series—Modern Problems, Ancient Solutions: How the Gospels Heal Our Emotions—we're going to take a deep dive on shame. Bring it up, look at it for what it is, and see how the gospels can address and heal some of our darkest secrets, deepest hurts, and even a whole identity that is not in line with the gospel. This is so important, because shame has an effect on our romantic relationships, our interactions with our children, our work, how we view ourselves, the scripts that often go unnoticed and yet are very real in our minds… it literally affects every area of our lives. Invite a friend and join us—you don’t want to miss this series. Your whole view of life depends on it. I hope to see you there.

Hey family,

What’s the thing that we all go through, never talk about, never want to expose to anyone, and when we see it in others, we wince. It’s shame. Shame is universal. Everybody experiences it, but nobody wants to talk about it, because… it’s so shameful.

This week in our new series—Modern Problems, Ancient Solutions: How the Gospels Heal Our Emotions—we're going to take a deep dive on shame. Bring it up, look at it for what it is, and see how the gospels can address and heal some of our darkest secrets, deepest hurts, and even a whole identity that is not in line with the gospel. This is so important, because shame has an effect on our romantic relationships, our interactions with our children, our work, how we view ourselves, the scripts that often go unnoticed and yet are very real in our minds… it literally affects every area of our lives. Invite a friend and join us—you don’t want to miss this series. Your whole view of life depends on it. I hope to see you there.

Hey family,

Every one of us knows what it’s like to say a word we wish we hadn’t said, to blow up in a public space, even to get ice-cold with the people that we love. All of us feel the emotions of anxiety, depression, fear, shame, pride, and worry. But many of us were never taught how to deal with them.

In this brand-new series, we’re going to dive into the deep pool of asking the question: How can the gospel heal our broken hearts and deal with our problem emotions? This is a series that will change your marriage, your relationships, your family dynamics and even your view of life. I encourage you: Don't just come by yourself--invite a friend to be a part of the healing that is going to take place in this beautiful new year that God has given us. –Edwin

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Kids’ Church begins at 10 a.m. for ages 4 – 12.

Zoom Bible study: The Ten Commandments.

Mondays at 6:30, led by Pastor Gus Rodriguez and Betsy Mitchell.

Join anytime! Meeting ID: 876 7326 5471. Passcode: 649922

Hey family,

Every one of us knows what it’s like to say a word we wish we hadn’t said, to blow up in a public space, even to get ice-cold with the people that we love. All of us feel the emotions of anxiety, depression, fear, shame, pride, and worry. But many of us were never taught how to deal with them.

In this brand-new series, we’re going to dive into the deep pool of asking the question: How can the gospel heal our broken hearts and deal with our problem emotions? This is a series that will change your marriage, your relationships, your family dynamics and even your view of life. I encourage you: Don't just come by yourself--invite a friend to be a part of the healing that is going to take place in this beautiful new year that God has given us. –Edwin

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Kids’ Church begins at 10 a.m. for ages 4 – 12.

Zoom Bible study: The Ten Commandments.

Mondays at 6:30, led by Pastor Gus Rodriguez and Betsy Mitchell.

Join anytime! Meeting ID: 876 7326 5471. Passcode: 649922

Hey family,

As the new year has started, so has the chaos, the pace, the frenzy. Our energy becomes fragmented and we commit to things that have no eternal impact. Join us this week as Pastor Gus speaks on how to focus on what matters most.

Service starts at 10 a.m., 360 Schermerhorn, and Kids' Church begins at 10 as well. --Edwin

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

* Zoom Bible study, "The Ten Commandments." Led by Pastor Gus and Betsy Mitchell. Mondays at 6:30 p.m. Zoom ID 876 7326 5471, password 649922

Hey family,

As the new year has started, so has the chaos, the pace, the frenzy. Our energy becomes fragmented and we commit to things that have no eternal impact. Join us this week as Pastor Gus speaks on how to focus on what matters most.

Service starts at 10 a.m., 360 Schermerhorn, and Kids' Church begins at 10 as well. --Edwin

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

* Zoom Bible study, "The Ten Commandments." Led by Pastor Gus and Betsy Mitchell. Mondays at 6:30 p.m. Zoom ID 876 7326 5471, password 649922

Hey family,

I'm dreaming of a white Christmas.... For some, Christmas is the season of beauty, good will, and joy. But for others of us, it's a reminder of loss and pain and suffering. God is not unfamiliar with this. Christ was born during a time of loss and struggle for the Jewish people. God chose that hour to show that He is in control of every circumstance in life, even our most painful and difficult moments. And not only is God in control, but he is actively for us, and with us, and loving us.

Please invite a friend to hear this good news. Service starts at 10 a.m. at 360 Schermerhorn St., and Kids' Church will be in session as well. Important--if you chose a child's hand from the Christmas tree outside of the kids' room, please bring a wrapped gift THIS SUNDAY for their Christmas party. --Edwin

Hey family,

I'm dreaming of a white Christmas.... For some, Christmas is the season of beauty, good will, and joy. But for others of us, it's a reminder of loss and pain and suffering. God is not unfamiliar with this. Christ was born during a time of loss and struggle for the Jewish people. God chose that hour to show that He is in control of every circumstance in life, even our most painful and difficult moments. And not only is God in control, but he is actively for us, and with us, and loving us.

Please invite a friend to hear this good news. Service starts at 10 a.m. at 360 Schermerhorn St., and Kids' Church will be in session as well. Important--if you chose a child's hand from the Christmas tree outside of the kids' room, please bring a wrapped gift THIS SUNDAY for their Christmas party. --Edwin

Hey family,

We are continuing our celebration of Advent--the season in which we prepare our hearts for Christ's birth. Has your life been changed by his? Please come this Sunday and bring a friend who will benefit from the Advent message of hope, peace, joy and love. Service starts at 10 a.m. at 360 Schermerhorn St., and Kids' Church will be in session as well. --Edwin

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

* Congregational meeting--Sunday, Dec. 11, immediately after service. All are invited to attend.

* Children's Christmas party, Sunday, Dec. 18. Please pick a name from the Christmas tree outside the kids' room and bring a gift for one of our young ones.

* IMPORTANT: Our Christmas service will be the night before, on Christmas Eve. Join us Saturday, Dec. 24, at 6 p.m. (doors open at 5.) Then enjoy Christmas morning with your family.

Hey family,

We are continuing our celebration of Advent--the season in which we prepare our hearts for Christ's birth. Has your life been changed by his? Please come this Sunday and bring a friend who will benefit from the Advent message of hope, peace, joy and love. Service starts at 10 a.m. at 360 Schermerhorn St., and Kids' Church will be in session as well. --Edwin

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

* Congregational meeting--Sunday, Dec. 11, immediately after service. All are invited to attend.

* Children's Christmas party, Sunday, Dec. 18. Please pick a name from the Christmas tree outside the kids' room and bring a gift for one of our young ones.

* IMPORTANT: Our Christmas service will be the night before, on Christmas Eve. Join us Saturday, Dec. 24, at 6 p.m. (doors open at 5.) Then enjoy Christmas morning with your family.