As we seek to aim our hearts and lives in the right direction this year, we begin with a time focusing on prayer. Praying the King’s Agenda is simply another way of saying, “Hear what the Lord Jesus has to say to you from the Bible and pray about that in response.” It is praying the Bible. And allowing our Savior, Jesus Christ, to set our prayer agenda.

Was all the work you put into last year worth it? Did you accomplish your goals and purpose? How can we live more significantly than we did last year in the New Year? A good place to start is aiming ourselves in the right direction. We must be intentional with our aim. We are glad you have joined this last Sunday of 2019. Video at end of sermon is about Chris Norman…a Michigan State Linebacker bound for the NFL honestly and willingly asked these questions. And God answered him…and he was obedient to that answer.

video link:

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/sports/college/michigan-state-university/spartans/2018/05/21/ex-msu-standout-nixes-nfl-call-higher-playbook/35185715/

Choir and special music and music in celebration of the birth of our Saviour, Jesus Christ!

As we prepare our hearts and souls for our celebration of the arrival of the Christ child, we are focusing on the themes of Advent: hope, love, joy, peace, and Christ. Today we thoughtfully consider the gift of peace. In a world filled with unrest and division, peace seems inaccessible. But it’s as accessible as ever – we just need to look on the right place. We are glad you have joined us today.

As we prepare our hearts and souls for our celebration of the arrival of the Christ child, we are focusing on the themes of Advent: hope, love, joy, peace, and Christ. Today we thoughtfully consider the gift of joy that we receive in Jesus. It can seem fleeting in the midst of the world we live in, but it doesn’t have to be. No matter what our circumstances – there can be the gift of joy.

Safe passage. To travel somewhere on a journey and safely arrive at your destination. There is of course no guarantee of our safety along this journey. Our priorities and opinions and bias’s may be in danger as we travel through the book of Matthew. We are glad you have embarked with us – we are praying you will go on this journey with others and that all our lives will be transformed by Jesus Christ.

Safe passage. To travel somewhere on a journey and safely arrive at your destination. There is of course no guarantee of our safety along this journey. Our priorities and opinions and bias’s may be in danger as we travel through the book of Matthew. We are glad you have embarked with us – we are praying you will go on this journey with others and that all our lives will be transformed by Jesus Christ.

Safe passage. To travel somewhere on a journey and safely arrive at your destination. There is of course no guarantee of our safety along this journey. Our priorities and opinions and bias’s may be in danger as we travel through the book of Matthew. We are glad you have embarked with us – we are praying you will go on this journey with others and that all our lives will be transformed by Jesus Christ.

Safe passage. To travel somewhere on a journey and safely arrive at your destination. There is of course no guarantee of our safety along this journey. Our priorities and opinions and bias’s may be in danger as we travel through the book of Matthew. We are glad you have embarked with us – we are praying you will go on this journey with others and that all our lives will be transformed by Jesus Christ.