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We've really just scratched the surface when it comes to everything the Bible has to say about love. If you've been growing in your understanding of gospel love, then I hope you'll join us this Sunday as we get deeper into the details. What's at stake? Just the way we live the rest of our lives!

We've really just scratched the surface when it comes to everything the Bible has to say about love. If you've been growing in your understanding of gospel love, then I hope you'll join us this Sunday as we get deeper into the details. What's at stake? Just the way we live the rest of our lives!

hope you were intrigued by last week's sermon, which was part one of our new series, THE WAY OF LOVE. We only scratched the surface of such a huge topic in everyone's lives. This coming Sunday we're going to cover the question "What kills love?" The Bible has so much to say about what love is (and is not!). And if we get this right, it will change our lives forever.

hope you were intrigued by last week's sermon, which was part one of our new series, THE WAY OF LOVE. We only scratched the surface of such a huge topic in everyone's lives. This coming Sunday we're going to cover the question "What kills love?" The Bible has so much to say about what love is (and is not!). And if we get this right, it will change our lives forever.

I'm really looking forward to speaking to you this coming Sunday. We're starting a new series called The Way of Love, which will look at the many, many things Jesus says about love. One is, "Love each other as I have loved you." Is that even possible? God loved us so much that he sent his son to die in our place--the only sacrifice holy enough to make up for all the sins we have committed and will ever commit. How can we possibly love others in such a sacrificial way?

That's what we'll start to explore this Sunday. If you have trouble dealing with people in your life who seem unlovable, this message will be a blessing to you. Bring a friend, bring your family, and we'll see you at 10 a.m. on Sunday.

--Edwin

I'm really looking forward to speaking to you this coming Sunday. We're starting a new series called The Way of Love, which will look at the many, many things Jesus says about love. One is, "Love each other as I have loved you." Is that even possible? God loved us so much that he sent his son to die in our place--the only sacrifice holy enough to make up for all the sins we have committed and will ever commit. How can we possibly love others in such a sacrificial way?

That's what we'll start to explore this Sunday. If you have trouble dealing with people in your life who seem unlovable, this message will be a blessing to you. Bring a friend, bring your family, and we'll see you at 10 a.m. on Sunday.

--Edwin

ave you ever felt like giving up? Have you had questions about why bad things happen to good people? Who we place our trust in has a lot to do with how we get through difficult moments.

ave you ever felt like giving up? Have you had questions about why bad things happen to good people? Who we place our trust in has a lot to do with how we get through difficult moments.

Our series "Ghost" continues this week when Pastor Rob Rodriguez speaks to us about how the Holy Spirit brings clarity from confusion. When we accept Christ as our savior, the Holy Spirit comes to live within us as helper, comforter, teacher and guide. That great blessing means that whenever we face a confusing situation and must make a decision, we may call on the Holy Spirit in prayer. We'll be looking at Mark 1:4-11, the baptism of Jesus.

Our series "Ghost" continues this week when Pastor Rob Rodriguez speaks to us about how the Holy Spirit brings clarity from confusion. When we accept Christ as our savior, the Holy Spirit comes to live within us as helper, comforter, teacher and guide. That great blessing means that whenever we face a confusing situation and must make a decision, we may call on the Holy Spirit in prayer. We'll be looking at Mark 1:4-11, the baptism of Jesus.