Trinity Fremont

What are you waiting for? Waiting is one of the hardest things that we can do. In the season of Advent, we wait. We wait for Christmas, to celebrate when Jesus was born a baby, ending the waiting of God's people for the promised Messiah. And we wait for Jesus to return and make all things new!

• Isaiah 9:2-7

In the midst of what might feel like the worst year ever, we can still find hope in Jesus! Instead of focusing on what’s missing, we seek to look at all the abundance God has given to us. As a group we spend time talking about how we can show our gratitude to God and to our neighbors.

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• What Thanksgiving food are you currently prepping while listening to this?

The blog post that Stacy mentioned can be found here: http://traceymichele.com/how-to-practice-gratitude/

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It's been a year. Missing out on events, decline in mental health, and losses in our families and in our communities. It feels like the worst year ever. We take a look at another really bad year in the history of the world and see how, in the midst of the worst year ever, we can still find hope.

• Genesis 3:14-21

As we closed out our “Come and See” series, Pastor Heuer gave us 4 things that we are all searching for:

• Spirituality

We dive into those 4 topics and see how they fit in our lives.

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• How do those 4 topics speak to you?

This week Pastor Heuer finishes the "Come and See" sermon series by looking at the prayer that Jesus prays for His disciples, called the High Priestly Prayer. Even in this time of uncertainty, you can know that Jesus cares for you.

• John 17:1-24

How are you feeling this week? Are you content? When you read that question, what does it make you think? On the cross, Jesus said “It is finished.” But what about that friend that doesn’t believe that Jesus died for them? How can we talk to them? We wrestle with lots of questions this week.

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It. Is. Finished. Jesus has won victory over your sins in His death on the cross and resurrection from the dead! Through faith, Jesus makes you a child of God! Jesus is enough.

• John 19:28-30; 20:1-18

“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)?