A point of interest is a specific location that individuals find useful or interesting. The greater the understanding of the history, the context, the people or even the personal significance, the more impactful the point of interest becomes for the sojourner.

During Jesus’ last week on earth, his disciples experienced several moments that have become points of interests for Jesus' followers for centuries. Throughout the series, “Points of Interests,” we will take a journey through the Gospels to explore five monumental points of interests that will leave a lasting impression.

In today’s sermon Jesus initiates a Communion. A practice he instructed his followers to continue until he returns again.

A point of interest is a specific location that individuals find useful or interesting. The greater the understanding of

the history, the context, the people or even the personal significance, the more impactful the point of interest

becomes for the sojourner.

During Jesus’ last week on earth, his disciples experienced several moments that have become points of interests for

Jesus followers for centuries. Throughout the series, “Points of Interests,” we will take a journey through the

Gospels to explore five monumental points of interests that will leave a lasting impression.

In today’s sermon, as Jesus gathers with his disciples to celebrate Passover, he makes a shocking move of washing their feet – a role designated for the servants. Jesus’ actions initiate a conversation which defines the role he expects his followers to fulfill.

A point of interest is a specific location that individuals find useful or interesting. The greater the understanding of the history, the context, the people pr even the personal significance, the more impactful the point of interest becomes for the sojourner.

During Jesus’ last week on earth, his disciples experienced several moments that have become points of interests for Jesus followers for centuries. Throughout the series, “Points of Interests,” we will take a journey through the Gospels to explore five monumental points of interests that will leave a lasting impression.

In today’s sermon, Jesus enters Jerusalem in what has become known as the Triumphal Entry which initiates Jesus last week on earth before his crucifixion. The people celebrated his arrival into Jerusalem but they had their own expectations of what his arrival would mean.

There’s a real battle between the “Whatever’s” that happen in our lives, and God’s promises – “You will be given everything you need....” Stepping into that battle – we’re reminded of the Gospel – the story of Jesus. Remembering that story – remembering God’s unconditional love for us – we’re challenged to focus on our mission – Loving God and loving our neighbor.

Broken. No one enjoys broken things around the house. Broken appliances. Broken toys. Broken furniture.  When things become broken, you have two options: discard the item never to be bothered by it again or constantly struggle dealing with an undesirable situation.

Objects around the house are not the only thing broken. Behind the door of any home are broken relationships between spouses, siblings, adult children and extended family. Each are faced with the same options: discard or constantly struggle. Jesus modeled a better solution! It involves more than looking the other way or even offering an apology. Jesus’ way involves moving towards the other person.

In today’s sermon, we will be discovering that reconciling begins with examining oneself first.

No one enjoys broken things around the house. Broken appliances. Broken toys. Broken furniture.  When things become broken, you have two options: discard the item never to be bothered by it again or constantly struggle dealing with an undesirable situation.

Objects around the house are not the only thing broken. Behind the door of any home are broken relationships between spouses, siblings, adult children and extended family. Each are faced with the same options: discard or constantly struggle. Jesus modeled a better solution! It involves more than looking the other way or even offering an apology. Jesus’ way involves moving towards the other person.

In today’s sermon, we will be discovering the priority Jesus places on reconciling broken relationships.

Wherever he went, whoever he was with, and whatever he was doing, Jesus was making an impact on the lives of those around him. Jesus was a Difference Maker – a dedicated individual making an impact with intentional actions on the lives of others. He was continually AWARE of the needs around him. He would ADJUST his life to those needs. And he ACTED intentionally to meet the needs.

Being a Difference Maker is an expectation that Jesus communicates. In this week’s sermon, we examine facts that all followers of Jesus will encounter as they strive to be aware, adjust their life and take action.

Wherever he went, whoever he was with, and whatever he was doing, Jesus was making an impact on the lives of those around him. Jesus was a Difference Maker – a dedicated individual making an impact with intentional actions on the lives of others. He was continually AWARE of the needs around him. He would ADJUST his life to those needs. And he ACTED intentionally to meet the needs.

One of the greatest hurdles in being a Difference Maker in someone’s life is initiative – spotting and taking advantage of opportunities that others pass by. In this week’s sermon, we will look at some individuals whose initiative not only changed one man’s life but created a ripple effect of change in an entire community.

Wherever he went, whoever he was with, and whatever he was doing, Jesus was making an impact on the lives of those around him. Jesus was a Difference Maker – a dedicated individual making an impact with intentional actions on the lives of others. He was continually AWARE of the needs around him. He would ADJUST his life to those needs. And he ACTED intentionally to meet the needs.

Our daily routine is full of interruptions that can viewed as inconveniences. In reality, though, interruptions are opportunities that God is placing in front of us to be used by him. In this week’s sermon, we will discover that we can be a Difference Maker in our everyday routines.

Wherever he went, whoever he was with, and whatever he was doing, Jesus was making an impact on the lives of those around him. Jesus was a Difference Maker – a dedicated individual making an impact with intentional actions on the lives of others. He was continually AWARE of the needs around him. He would ADJUST his life to those needs. And he ACTED intentionally to meet the needs.

Jesus’ expectation is for all who follow him to be Difference Makers. In this week’s sermon, we will discover the characteristics needed to be a Difference Maker begins with being compassionate.