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I'm so grateful for all the good feedback I've gotten on our current series, JESUS UNCOVERED. It's inspiring to know that people are seeing Jesus in a bigger and more beautiful light, and I've heard how some of you are learning to rejoice at his work in your life. We still have a lot to discuss... the fact is, a series like this could go on for infinity! Whenever we study about who Jesus is, it's going to affect how we relate to our loved ones, handle our finances, deal with our work lives and much more. Don't miss the next message coming up this Sunday. I hope to see you there at 10 a.m.!

--Edwin

Many times when our lives feel out of control, or pain seems to overwhelm us, or stress just won't let up, one of the biggest helps we can get is perspective. Having perspective helps us not to collapse under our feelings, but instead see what is real. And nothing gives us a better perspective on our lives than how we see Jesus. If we believe Jesus doesn't care, or is too busy, or doesn't have the power to help us, then we're on our own, and our stress, pain, and despair are justified. But Jesus is much more than that.

So far in our series called JESUS UNCOVERED, we've looked at him as king and as servant. This week we look at him as God. This perspective will help us survive even the most difficult times of life. Perhaps you have a friend who's going through a struggle. This Sunday would be a great chance to introduce him or her to Christ. I look forward to seeing you at 10 am.

Many times when our lives feel out of control, or pain seems to overwhelm us, or stress just won't let up, one of the biggest helps we can get is perspective. Having perspective helps us not to collapse under our feelings, but instead see what is real. And nothing gives us a better perspective on our lives than how we see Jesus. If we believe Jesus doesn't care, or is too busy, or doesn't have the power to help us, then we're on our own, and our stress, pain, and despair are justified. But Jesus is much more than that.

So far in our series called JESUS UNCOVERED, we've looked at him as king and as servant. This week we look at him as God. This perspective will help us survive even the most difficult times of life. Perhaps you have a friend who's going through a struggle. This Sunday would be a great chance to introduce him or her to Christ. I look forward to seeing you at 10 am.

Hey Family,

Last week we started a new series for the Lenten season called Jesus Uncovered. The purpose of the series is for us to grow in understanding of who Jesus is and how he reigns and rules in our lives. We hope that Jesus is on the throne of your heart.

This week we learn about Jesus as servant. Jesus lowered himself to washing people's feet, lowered himself to become a servant of those he came to save, lowered himself even to dying a very public death on the cross between two thieves.

Understanding Jesus as servant is infinitely important, because that helps us see that he is not only king but servant. And that will have a powerful impact on our lives. Please join us at 10 a.m. this Sunday and bring a friend!

--Edwin

Hey Family,

Last week we started a new series for the Lenten season called Jesus Uncovered. The purpose of the series is for us to grow in understanding of who Jesus is and how he reigns and rules in our lives. We hope that Jesus is on the throne of your heart.

This week we learn about Jesus as servant. Jesus lowered himself to washing people's feet, lowered himself to become a servant of those he came to save, lowered himself even to dying a very public death on the cross between two thieves.

Understanding Jesus as servant is infinitely important, because that helps us see that he is not only king but servant. And that will have a powerful impact on our lives. Please join us at 10 a.m. this Sunday and bring a friend!

--Edwin

Hey Family,

Have you ever had a relationship with someone for a long time and then found out some new detail about him or her that really opened your eyes? That’s the way I feel about Jesus. The more I get to know him, the more I fall in love with him, and the more that relationship changes my life. In our new series leading up to Easter, JESUS UNCOVERED, we’re going to take a new and different look at Jesus. You will be surprised and marvel at what we discover about his life.

I look forward to seeing you on Sunday at 10 a.m.! Please bring a friend or two.

--Edwin

Hey Family,

Have you ever had a relationship with someone for a long time and then found out some new detail about him or her that really opened your eyes? That’s the way I feel about Jesus. The more I get to know him, the more I fall in love with him, and the more that relationship changes my life. In our new series leading up to Easter, JESUS UNCOVERED, we’re going to take a new and different look at Jesus. You will be surprised and marvel at what we discover about his life.

I look forward to seeing you on Sunday at 10 a.m.! Please bring a friend or two.

--Edwin

Hey Family,

In our series, Real Marriage, we have learned that marriage is work. When two sinners say "I do," reality sets in. The origin of marriage is God, so it is Him we look to in order to have a real marriage. Join us this Sunday at 10 a.m. when Pastor Gus closes out the series with a talk on intimacy in marriage. This could be a great time to invite some friends who may be struggling in their own married life.

--Edwin

Hey Family,

In our series, Real Marriage, we have learned that marriage is work. When two sinners say "I do," reality sets in. The origin of marriage is God, so it is Him we look to in order to have a real marriage. Join us this Sunday at 10 a.m. when Pastor Gus closes out the series with a talk on intimacy in marriage. This could be a great time to invite some friends who may be struggling in their own married life.

--Edwin

Hey Family,

We've been in a series on marriage for the last few weeks and I hope that everyone has been blessed by what we've been learning. This Sunday Pastor Pedro will bring a message called "Taking out the trash."

When we have arguments within our friendships, work environments, or even marriages, we can be pushed to the edge of real combativeness. All too often we behave with hard-heartedness and only care about having our own way. This only creates greater chasms and bitterness. This week we're going to learn how to address the sins of our past and also of our present--and learn how to bring them to Jesus. When we repent of our behavior and receive his forgiveness, we are set on a path of change for the future.

As always, please invite a friend or loved one. I look forward to seeing you Sunday at 10 a.m.

--Edwin