“In this fear-filled world, there is no fear in Jesus.” There is so much fear in our world today. COVID and Politics seem to be ruling the fear spectrum now. 365 times, the Bible tells us “Do not fear.” Is that really doable? What does it look like to live without fear? We aren’t perfect, but we talk about how we are able to keep our eyes focused on Jesus, even in the darkest times.

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• What’s your polling place?

With everything going on in our world today, Fear seems to be the default emotion. But, with Jesus, there is no fear.

• John 12:20-36; 13:18-30

In John 9, Jesus opens the eyes of a man born blind. Because many of us have heard that story many times, it doesn’t seem like that big of a deal. But that had never been done before! Not only does Jesus physically open peoples eyes, 

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• What’s your favorite Halloween candy (or just candy in general)?

Come and see that Jesus is the light of the world! He gives sight to the blind, not just physically, but spiritually.

• John 9:1-41

John 3:16 is the most well known verse in the world. How does it cause you to live differently? Can you think of a specific time that you were overwhelmed by the grace of God in your life? We reflect on how John 3:16 has impacted our lives.

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• What do you think of the greatest music video ever? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iUU6jTqB6k

John 3:16 is the most well known Bible verse in the world. And for good reason. But what's the context? Pastor Heuer takes a closer look at the rest of John 3 to help us better understand who Jesus is.

Who is Jesus? This is the question that will be guiding our sermon series over the next month. As we reflected on this past week’s sermon, we talked about how we see the majesty and glory of Jesus in the little things around us.

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• What is your facebook algorithm putting in your feed?

Who is Jesus? This is one of the most important questions that we could ever ask. The Gospel of John seeks to answer that question. "These things are written that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God." -John 20:31. This series will walk through the book of John as we Jesus invites us to Come and See who He is.

Text for this week: John 1:1-18, 35-46

The book of Malachi has been challenging. Over and over, God keeps challenging His people to follow His way, rather than live their own way. For the past 4 weeks, we have looked at different directions that God gives His people. This week we ask the question: Which way are we/you going to go? Are we/you going to trust the directions that God has given or go back to what is comfortable and familiar? And how do we/you know that we/you are following God’s directions?

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• Have you had a COVID test yet?

Which way are you going to go? As we wrap up this series with a number of hard challenges that God speaks to His people, are we going to go back to what's familiar and comfortable or are we going to follow the direction that God has given us, because we trust that His ways are always better?

Malachi 3:13-16