At one time it was very popular to ask the question “What would Jesus do?” The question was posed to help people think through decisions. But the question for the baptized is not a question of behavior modification but identity transformation.

Central Passage: Romans 6:1-14

We often live with the consequences of the sins of others. As a part of a society, we can repent of the sins occuring in society.

We often live with the consequences of the sins of others. As a part of a society, we can repent of the sins occuring in society.

God’s call to service always comes with a promise of help to carry out the mission.

God’s call to service always comes with a promise of help to carry out the mission.

The Jewish people have returned from exile to their homeland. However, in their efforts to resettle, they encountered a number of obstacles. Haggai spoke prophetically to offer a new way forward. In this message, we will examine the ways that giving honor to God means aligning our priorities with the will of God.

The Jewish people have returned from exile to their homeland. However, in their efforts to resettle, they encountered a number of obstacles. Haggai spoke prophetically to offer a new way forward. In this message, we will examine the ways that giving honor to God means aligning our priorities with the will of God.

Sin leads to punishment, but God offers forgiveness to all who seek it.

Sin leads to punishment, but God offers forgiveness to all who seek it.

Joel 2:23–32

In this passage, Israel has experienced a long season of suffering and deprivation because of their sin. But now, God announces that a new day is coming, a day marked by radical abundance. Satisfaction will replace hunger and praise will replace shame. God will come in an unprecedented way, through the Spirit.