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One thing we know about seasons is they are inevitable. We know this in scripture and in what see. We experience Spring, Summer, Fall, and winter every year and we know they are coming. We have signs like temperature, changing colors, and longer days that let us know seasons change. Ecclesiastes 3:1 says, "For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven." To experience seasons, we have to have knowledge that gives us full understanding on the seasons we go through. Welcome to week two of Seasons: Heat Check
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One thing we know about seasons is they are inevitable. We know this in scripture and in what see. We experience Spring, Summer, Fall, and winter every year and we know they are coming. We have signs like temperature, changing colors, and longer days that let us know seasons change. Ecclesiastes 3:1 says, "For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven." To experience seasons, we have to have knowledge that gives us full understanding on the seasons we go through. Welcome to week one of Seasons: The More You Know.
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Look at the world around us and you might ask yourself the question that the Black Eyed Peas asked in 2003, "Where is the love?" 2020 has been nothing short of the most eye opening years in our lifetimes. a global pandemic, racial injustice, divisive politics, this is along with our other issues like poverty, violence, and xenophobia. It seems that everything negative is fueling this world and it seems like we have forgotton what love is. Our love cant be fueled by politics, race, money, or other conditions. We have to get to the root of love. Welcome to the finale of What is Love? Jesus
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Look at the world around us and you might ask yourself the question that the Black Eyed Peas asked in 2003, "Where is the love?" 2020 has been nothing short of the most eye opening years in our lifetimes. a global pandemic, racial injustice, divisive politics, this is along with our other issues like poverty, violence, and xenophobia. It seems that everything negative is fueling this world and it seems like we have forgotton what love is. Our love cant be fueled by politics, race, money, or other conditions. We have to get to the root of love. Welcome to week four of What is Love? Our Response.
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Look at the world around us and you might ask yourself the question that the Black Eyed Peas asked in 2003, "Where is the love?" 2020 has been nothing short of the most eye opening years in our lifetimes. a global pandemic, racial injustice, divisive politics, this is along with our other issues like poverty, violence, and xenophobia. It seems that everything negative is fueling this world and it seems like we have forgotton what love is. Our love cant be fueled by politics, race, money, or other conditions. We have to get to the root of love. Welcome to week three of What is Love? C.I.A. (Compassionate Intentional Action)
Special Guest: Tiffany Hines.
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Look at the world around us and you might ask yourself the question that the Black Eyed Peas asked in 2003, "Where is the love?" 2020 has been nothing short of the most eye opening years in our lifetimes. a global pandemic, racial injustice, divisive politics, this is along with our other issues like poverty, violence, and xenophobia. It seems that everything negative is fueling this world and it seems like we have forgotton what love is. Our love cant be fueled by politics, race, money, or other conditions. We have to get to the root of love. Welcome to week two of What is Love? Loving the Unlovable
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Look at the world around us and you might ask yourself the question that the Black Eyed Peas asked in 2003, "Where is the love?" 2020 has been nothing short of the most eye opening years in our lifetimes. a global pandemic, racial injustice, divisive politics, this is along with our other issues like poverty, violence, and xenophobia. It seems that everything negative is fueling this world and it seems like we have forgotton what love is. Our love cant be fueled by politics, race, money, or other conditions. We have to get to the root of love. Welcome to week one of What is Love? Loving God AND Your Neighbor.
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Father Figures will explore biblical principles to help us navigate fatherhood and peer into the lives of biblical fathers to uncover their lessons and example. Father Figures will also introduce you to several fathers in different stages of fatherhood to gain perspective and wisdom. Welcome to week 8 and the series finale of Father Figures, My Father Saved Me.
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Father Figures will explore biblical principles to help us navigate fatherhood and peer into the lives of biblical fathers to uncover their lessons and example. Father Figures will also introduce you to several fathers in different stages of fatherhood to gain perspective and wisdom. Welcome to week 7 of Father Figures, My Father Wasn't Around
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Father Figures will explore biblical principles to help us navigate fatherhood and peer into the lives of biblical fathers to uncover their lessons and example. Father Figures will also introduce you to several fathers in different stages of fatherhood to gain perspective and wisdom. This week, Vantage Point welcomes Jerry McQuay. Pastor Jerry and his wife Chris McQuay have been married for 48 years, they are the parents of 3 adult children, and grandparents to 5 grandchildren. Pastors Jerry & Chris are the founders and Senior Pastors of Christian Life Center in Tinley Park, illinois. Their husband-and-wife team approach to ministry and complementary gifts they model to the congregation have helped CLC grow into a multi-cultural congregation of 3,000 people meeting in the South Suburbs of Chicago. Pastor Jerry is known for his clear, practical teaching and genuine heart for people.
Special Guest: Jerry McQuay.
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