Ryan George, TCBC Director of Outreach/Youth, preached from 1 Peter 1:3-9.

Pastor Steve preached from Isaiah 35:1-10.

I. A Place of Preparation

II. A Place of Meeting

III. A Place of Transformation

IV. A Place of Future Glory

 

Reflection Questions:

1. How is God preparing you, meeting you, or transforming you in your personal wilderness?

2. How does Isaiah's vision of future glory change your perspective on this desert season?

Pastor Shannon preached from Romans 15:4-13 for our second Sunday of Advent. To download the sermon outline, click above on "Download Sermon Files."

Pastor Shannon began our Advent sermon series with a message from Isaiah 2:1-5. Download the outline and reflection questions by clicking above on "Download Sermon Files."

Pastor Shannon prepared us for Thanksgiving by reminding us of God's greatness through Psalm 145. The sermon outline and reflection questions can be downloaded by clicking "Download Sermon Files" above.

Ryan George, TCBC Director of Outreach, preached an outreach sermon "Please Leave" on how the people of God exist for the mission of God. He refers to these pictures at the beginning of the sermon:

Sermon Outline:

I. Mission then (Gen. 11:1-9)II. Mission now (Acts 2:1-5)III. Mission failure (Acts 8:1-4)

At the end of the sermon, Ryan showed this video from our local ministry partner "Salt & Light": 

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For application questions and quotes, download the sermon file above.

Pastor Shannon concluded our two-part series "Getting Political" with a message from Romans 13:1-7.

Pastor Shannon interviewed Dr. Scott Althaus (Professor of Political Science & Communications at UIUC; Director of Cline Center for Democracy) on how to honor Christ as we consider how to vote in the upcoming elections. Attached is a resource page mentioned in the sermon (click on "download sermon files" above)...and below are links for further resources:

To learn more about candidates:  votesmart.org

Further reading: Can We Be Good Without God?

Dr. Ken Cuffey, President of Urbana Theological Seminary, concluded our "I Am, You Are" series with a message from John 15:1-13.

Pastor Shannon preached from John 14:1-7 on the sixth "I Am" statement of Jesus in our sermon series.