This wee we begin a series that looks at our four commitments as a church. This week we begin to look at what it means to be committed to Jesus.

Topics & Themes

• John 6

• satisfaction in Jesus

• True faith

• knowing God

What is it about the birth of Jesus that has us still talking about it 2000 years later? We look at his birth and what is the beauty and truth that has the potential to change our lives. Join us for our Christmas service.

Themes & Topics

• The Birth of Jesus

• Brokenness and imperfections

• Luke 2:1-20

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This week we look at Luke 1:39-56 and see in the song of Mary that God works in unexpected ways. God shifts the power of the world when He elevates the humble and lowers the proud.

Themes & Topics

• Weakness & strength

• Reliance on God

• Christmas

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We all have moments where we feel inadequate but God isn’t calling us to be perfect, He is calling to have faith. This week we look at the angel’s visit to young Mary and her reaction to hearing that she would carry the Son of God. Luke 1:26-38, gives us a model for responding to God in faith during all circumstances.

Themes & Topics

• Faith

• Faults & Shortcomings

• Mary of Nazareth

• The Birth of Jesus

There are situations we all wish God would just swoop down and change in our lives but often God has other plans for those circumstances. This week we talk about how God meets us in our imperfect circumstances as we start our Christmas series, “Imperfect Christmas.”

Themes & Topics

• Advent

• John the Baptist

• Imperfections and difficulties

• Finding God in our lives.

• Luke 1

In Luke 14:25-35, Jesus says some pretty jarring words. How can Jesus tell us to hate our families and even our own lives when he calls us to be loving to all? This week we examine what it means to truly put Jesus first in our lives.

Topics & Themes

• Ordering our loves

• Satisfaction in Jesus

• Finding Meaning and Purpose

• Parables

This week we look at the parable of Jesus, involving two men with two very different approaches to God. Humility isn’t something we always consider important but God does.

Topics & Themes

• Humility

• Comparing others

• Compassion

Video recording

We are continuing in our sermon series on the parables of Jesus in the Gospel of Luke. This week we examine the parable of the great banquet in Luke chapter 14.

Jesus challenges the norm and calls out His hosts for not modeling the love of God at their meals. He tells a parable of a great banquet where the guests spurn the invitations given them.

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• Hospitality

• Love of God

• Parables

• Humility

• Pursuing God

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Desires to help other people reach their full potential. The helper feels a need to be needed by others and will seek to be helpful wherever possible.

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Individualists, desire to set themselves apart from the crowd. They want to be true to their inner self find paths in life that help them do just that.

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