Port Orchard Church of the Nazarene

This week, Pastor Jerry continued in his series on the Incarnation of Jesus. As rapper Trip Lee explained, "If you want to know the God who created you, then you need to know Jesus." To help continue the conversation, Pastor Jerry went over a few important questions, including defining sin and salvation.

This week, Pastor Jerry continued in his series on the Incarnation of Jesus. As rapper Trip Lee explained, "If you want to know the God who created you, then you need to know Jesus." To help continue the conversation, Pastor Jerry went over a few important questions, including defining sin and salvation.

This week, Pastor Jerry began a series on the Incarnation. After all, God didn’t send His Good News message in a pamphlet or on a computer screen. He came to us in the person of Jesus. God cares enough to relate to us face-to-face through Christ and heart-to-heart through his Spirit. In this Christmas series, we learn how to follow the example of Jesus in sharing God’s Good News in person through our lives.

This week, Pastor Jerry began a series on the Incarnation. After all, God didn’t send His Good News message in a pamphlet or on a computer screen. He came to us in the person of Jesus. God cares enough to relate to us face-to-face through Christ and heart-to-heart through his Spirit. In this Christmas series, we learn how to follow the example of Jesus in sharing God’s Good News in person through our lives.

This week, we were blessed to receive from our worship leader, Nikki Climer. She spoke on the book of Romans, and how the beauty of God's love is that He loves us with all our faults, rather than in spite of them.

This week, we were blessed to receive from our worship leader, Nikki Climer. She spoke on the book of Romans, and how the beauty of God's love is that He loves us with all our faults, rather than in spite of them.

This week's message focuses on a strategy from Philippians 2:3-8 that demonstrates God’s way to engage with others during conflict: remembering that our brain’s interpretation of sensory input- our 'map,' so to speak- is an incomplete representation of reality. As a result, we need to step into and seek to understand the other person’s 'map' if we want to communicate effectively.

This week's message focuses on a strategy from Philippians 2:3-8 that demonstrates God’s way to engage with others during conflict: remembering that our brain’s interpretation of sensory input- our 'map,' so to speak- is an incomplete representation of reality. As a result, we need to step into and seek to understand the other person’s 'map' if we want to communicate effectively.

This week, Pastor Jerry continued in the Rerouting series. According to both science and the Bible, we are at our best when we are happy and at peace. Paul admonishes us to rejoice throughout his works, while scientists have found that what we choose to focus on can have a dramatic impact on our quality of life. All of this is discussed in this week's message.

This week, Pastor Jerry continued in the Rerouting series. According to both science and the Bible, we are at our best when we are happy and at peace. Paul admonishes us to rejoice throughout his works, while scientists have found that what we choose to focus on can have a dramatic impact on our quality of life. All of this is discussed in this week's message.