Sermons

Centuries before our Lord’s ministry on earth, though – early in the history of Israel – the nation was instructed through Moses how to worship the Lord.  As part of these instructions, Aaron and his sons (the priests) were given a blessing they were to speak over the people…in doing so, God would “put his name on” the Israelites – He would claim them and hold them and bless them. "The Lord Be Gracious to You" based on the scripture from Ephesians 2:8-9.

Centuries before our Lord’s ministry on earth, though – early in the history of Israel – the nation was instructed through Moses how to worship the Lord.  As part of these instructions, Aaron and his sons (the priests) were given a blessing they were to speak over the people…in doing so, God would “put his name on” the Israelites – He would claim them and hold them and bless them. "The Lord Be Gracious to You" based on the scripture from Ephesians 2:8-9.

Centuries before our Lord’s ministry on earth, though – early in the history of Israel – the nation was instructed through Moses how to worship the Lord.  As part of these instructions, Aaron and his sons (the priests) were given a blessing they were to speak over the people…in doing so, God would “put his name on” the Israelites – He would claim them and hold them and bless them. "The Lord Make His Face Shine Upon You" based on the scripture from Psalm 31:16.

Centuries before our Lord’s ministry on earth, though – early in the history of Israel – the nation was instructed through Moses how to worship the Lord.  As part of these instructions, Aaron and his sons (the priests) were given a blessing they were to speak over the people…in doing so, God would “put his name on” the Israelites – He would claim them and hold them and bless them. "The Lord Make His Face Shine Upon You" based on the scripture from Psalm 31:16.

Centuries before our Lord’s ministry on earth, though – early in the history of Israel – the nation was instructed through Moses how to worship the Lord.  As part of these instructions, Aaron and his sons (the priests) were given a blessing they were to speak over the people…in doing so, God would “put his name on” the Israelites – He would claim them and hold them and bless them. "The Lord Keep You" based on the scripture from Genesis 28:15.

Centuries before our Lord’s ministry on earth, though – early in the history of Israel – the nation was instructed through Moses how to worship the Lord.  As part of these instructions, Aaron and his sons (the priests) were given a blessing they were to speak over the people…in doing so, God would “put his name on” the Israelites – He would claim them and hold them and bless them. "The Lord Keep You" based on the scripture from Genesis 28:15.

Centuries before our Lord’s ministry on earth, though – early in the history of Israel – the nation was instructed through Moses how to worship the Lord.  As part of these instructions, Aaron and his sons (the priests) were given a blessing they were to speak over the people…in doing so, God would “put his name on” the Israelites – He would claim them and hold them and bless them. "The Lord Bless You" based on the scripture from 2 Corinthians 9:8.

Centuries before our Lord’s ministry on earth, though – early in the history of Israel – the nation was instructed through Moses how to worship the Lord.  As part of these instructions, Aaron and his sons (the priests) were given a blessing they were to speak over the people…in doing so, God would “put his name on” the Israelites – He would claim them and hold them and bless them. "The Lord Bless You" based on the scripture from 2 Corinthians 9:8.

Guilt. Anger. Resentment. Shame. These words describe the daily reality of a life of unforgiveness. We’ve all experienced it, and too many have been trapped by it. During these week leading up to Lent, we will explore the power of forgiveness – both as a divine gift and as a profound choice we make. “Forgiving Self” based on the scripture from Micah 7:18-19.

Guilt. Anger. Resentment. Shame. These words describe the daily reality of a life of unforgiveness. We’ve all experienced it, and too many have been trapped by it. During these week leading up to Lent, we will explore the power of forgiveness – both as a divine gift and as a profound choice we make. “Forgiving Self” based on the scripture from Micah 7:18-19.