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A new series focused on the book of Acts. How does God use His people to spread the Gospel - the good news of Jesus? It's not about preaching to the choir, but to those who have not heard.

• Acts 1

Pew Talk: Episode 28 - Generations and Genealogy 

A Very thank you to our special guest hosts Dan Heuer and Tara Robert!

Was there someone in your life that helped you in your faith journey? What are you doing to help someone in thiers? Do you feel that even the little things each and everyone of us do can effect someone’s relationship with our Father? 

If you didn't hear this past Sunday's Sermon, you can listen to it here: https://bit.ly/3nJr4mM

We'd love to hear your responses to the following thoughts. Send your responses to [email protected]

• Did you have a crazy nickname growing up?

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Do you know your ancestors?  Have you searched your ancestry and found someone noteworthy? How many generations were before Christ? 

Matthew Chapter 1: 1-17

John  8: 48-58

What’s the song that points you to Jesus? Where do you turn when you need hope and joy? How does music connect you to Jesus? As we wrap up our discussion on the Waiting Room, we talk about the songs, especially Christmas songs, that point us to Jesus.

We also talk about the Trinity Christmas Special, airing Christmas Eve at 7p. You can worship with us at: facebook.com/fremonttrinity/live or trinityfremont.com/live-service

If you didn't hear this past Sunday's Sermon, you can listen to it here: https://bit.ly/3nJr4mM

We'd love to hear your responses to the following thoughts. Send your responses to [email protected]

• What song points you to Jesus?

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What's your song? What is it that points you to Jesus? Or, is there a song that you love that you could change the words to and then it would point you to Jesus?

• Philippians 1:1-11

As you wait for Christmas, how do you prepare? How do you get into the Christmas Spirit? Whether it’s food, music, snow, or Advent devotions, there’s just a different feeling to this time of year. How can you use this time to point you to Jesus? We talk about all of these things as we prepare our families for Christmas.

If you didn't hear this past Sunday's Sermon, you can listen to it here: https://bit.ly/2KeVDlV

We'd love to hear your responses to the following thoughts. Send your responses to [email protected]

• How do you prepare for Christmas?

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This Advent Season, we wait. But while we wait, we prepare. Like a couple expecting the birth of their first child, we wait in expectation. And we prepare for that day, even though we don't know exactly when it will come.

• Isaiah 7:10-25

When/if you were engaged to be married, what did that engagement period look like? How did you prepare for your wedding day and your marriage during that time? The Bible gives us a picture of waiting for Jesus to return by likening it to a couple waiting to be married. We talk about it looks like to prepare for that day.

If you didn't hear this past Sunday's Sermon, you can listen to it here: https://bit.ly/2ItnjCB

We'd love to hear your responses to the following thoughts. Send your responses to [email protected]

• How long were you engaged?

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Advent is the season of waiting for the coming of Jesus. But we don't wait idly. As we wait, we prepare for that day when Jesus will return to make all things new! The Bible uses the image of a couple waiting to be married as we wait for that day when the Church will be united with Jesus in perfect harmony for all of eternity

• Romans 12:9-18

What are you waiting for? We’re waiting for Christmas. We’re waiting for Jesus to return. We’re waiting for the end of COVID. We’re waiting for lots of things. We spend time talking about patience, or our lack thereof. Jesus gives us enough for today.

If you didn't hear this past Sunday's Sermon, you can listen to it here: https://bit.ly/3fZ3Juu

We'd love to hear your responses to the following thoughts. Send your responses to [email protected]

• How do you prefer your Thanksgiving leftovers?

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