In John 4, the Samaritan woman looks at Jesus and says, "Sir, you must be a prophet." What would it look like if we engaged in being more of a prophetic voice in the world we live in? 

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As we "camp" out in John 4, we spent time looking at Jesus' interaction with the woman at the well and what we can learn from his ministry.

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Beginning our new sermon series, Engage, pastor Luke shared about how we need to begin returning to our purpose and re-connect, re-engage, and re-mission. We briefly looked at John 4 as the launch for this month's sermon.

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As we end 2021, we look back over the year and celebrate all that God has done!

Christmas Eve provides us an opportunity to reflect on the Nativity and make more room for Jesus. Merry Christmas, everyone!

The Christmas story reminds us that Jesus came to save both those amongst the lowest in society (shepherds) and those in the highest of society (magi).

Advent reminds us that Jesus came to forgive, heal, and restore us. In this sermon, pastor Luke again looks to the Prophet Isaiah for us to draw hope for God's presence!

Looking to the prophet Isaiah, pastor Luke shared about how Advent reminds us that not only did God once deliver peace at the first coming of Jesus, which we celebrate every Christmas, but he will provide peace once again at the end of the age when Jesus returns!

In 1 Corinthians 13:4-7, the Apostle Paul provides details related to what love looks like on a practical level. In this sermon, pastor Luke shared about how though we struggle as humans to be loving, the gospel reminds us that we are not defined by our inability to be loving, but by God's great love for us. This challenges us and invites us into the ways of the kingdom, centered on love.

In 1 Corinthians 13:1-3, Paul emphasized the eternal value of love, contrasting spirituality without the hallmark of God's kingdom. In this sermon, pastor Luke continued our series on Spiritual Gifts and talked about the context in which we should share and exercise our gifts -- love!