This week, Jacob continues our Christmas series, Heaven Came Down, with a powerful message about the peace that entered the world on that first Christmas night. Peace came down from Heaven, and peace has a name—Jesus. Join us as we reflect on Isaiah 9:6-7 and celebrate the life-changing truth that through Jesus, peace is here and available to all.

This week, Dale kicks off our Christmas series, Heaven Came Down, with a powerful reminder of the hope that arrived on that first Christmas night. Hope came down from Heaven, and hope has a name—Jesus. Join us as we celebrate the beginning of this series and reflect on the life-changing truth that through Jesus, hope is alive and available to all.

As part of this week’s service, the Elders had the privilege of officially setting apart and ordaining Noah Sweetman. Dale delivered a heartfelt message, offering both encouragement and a solemn charge rooted in 2 Timothy chapter four. His words not only outlined the responsibilities entrusted to Noah but also challenged the entire congregation to walk faithfully in their calling. This inspiring message reminds us all of the importance of steadfastness, service, and the transformative power of God’s Word.

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In this message, Dale guides us through Revelation 16:15, reminding us of the urgency to live ready for Jesus’ return. This verse calls us to stay alert, guarding our faith and actions as we await the fulfillment of God’s promise. Revelation 16:15 underscores the importance of being spiritually prepared, emphasizing that our choices and faithfulness matter in light of Christ’s coming. As followers of Jesus, we are called to live each day with intentionality, reflecting His love and truth to the world, knowing that He could return at any moment.

In this message, Dale leads us through Revelation 11, calling us to bold action in proclaiming the Gospel no matter what opposition we face. This chapter paints a striking image of God’s witnesses faithfully testifying to His truth amid resistance, reminding us that our mission is both urgent and empowered by His sovereign plan. Revelation 11 assures us that, despite challenges, God’s kingdom will prevail, and His purposes will be fulfilled. As followers of Christ, we are called to courageously share His hope with a broken world, trusting in His power to sustain us and the certainty of Christ’s ultimate victory.

In this message, Dale leads us through Revelation chapter 4, focusing on the vision of God's throne and the assurance it brings for believers. Coming off a recent election, we may find ourselves wondering, “What happens next?” Regardless of which candidates won or lost, Dale reminds us of this unwavering truth: for those who are in Christ, our ultimate security is found in Him. Revelation 4 gives us a powerful image of God’s sovereignty and Jesus as King—ruling over all creation and unshaken by the events on Earth. As we explore this passage, we’re called to remember that our allegiance to Christ transcends cultural and political shifts, grounding us in a kingdom that cannot be shaken. This message invites us to re-center our lives in the steadfast reality of God’s throne, trusting that Jesus is reigning and will continue to reign, no matter the outcome in the world around us.

In this message, Jacob dives into Revelation chapter 2, focusing on Jesus’ letter to the church in Ephesus and the call to remember our first love. Through this powerful passage, we’re reminded that our relationship with Jesus should be rooted in deep passion and devotion. As we explore this message, we’ll see how the Ephesians’ example urges us to reflect on our own faith, rekindling our love for Christ and pursuing Him with renewed fervor. This call to passionate commitment isn’t just a command—it’s an invitation to re-center our lives around the joy and purpose that come from loving Jesus wholeheartedly.

In this message, Dale draws from Psalm 51, a psalm of repentance, to explore how true restoration begins with a humble and contrite heart before God. Psalm 51 reminds us that genuine repentance not only releases us from guilt but also renews our spirit, restoring our relationship with God and giving us a heart aligned with His will.

In this video, we celebrate the Wilmington Church of Christ's 70th Anniversary and highlights of God’s faithfulness over the past seven decades. You'll hear from our Senior Minister, Dale McCamish, our Student Minister, Tony Brackemyre, and former minister Keith Dimbath, as well as Ron and Ray Merkle, sons of our founding minister. Together, we reflect on the incredible ways God has worked in our church's history and express our trust in Him as we look forward to the future He has planned for us.

In this message, Jacob dives into Psalm 103, focusing on the importance of gratitude as a spiritual discipline we should all practice. This psalm beautifully outlines the many benefits and blessings God has poured into our lives. As we unpack these truths, we are reminded that reflecting on God’s goodness should stir our hearts to give thanks and offer praise. Gratitude not only honors God, but it also aligns our souls with His grace, helping us live in a spirit of thankfulness each day.

Series: The Spiritual Life

Message: Reasons for Gratitude

Speaker: Jacob Blouse (Online Minister)

Date: 10-13-2024

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