Jason looked to the Gospel of John to help us think about encountering Jesus as we begin Holy Week.
Greg helps us to reflect on Good Friday by turning to the Book of Isaiah.
Easter is God217;s profound statement that He not only listens, but He also saves.
Join Pastor Tim tonight as we continue to explore what it looks like to grow as a Christian from 2 Peter 1:5-8 212; and how (not) to do it.
Join Pastor Tim at 7 pm (Central) as we wrap up “Growing” by looking at the hope we have as we look towards God’s promises being fulfilled in the future.
As we wrap up 220;Follow Me,221; Pastor Tim takes into 1 John 4:9-12 to consider what it looks like to follow Jesus into brotherly affection and love.
Pastor Tim shares an encouragement from 1 Corinthians 14 as we look back on our series 220;Follow Me221; and look to our new series, 220;The Temptations.221;
Wouldn217;t we all love a second chance? Jesus217; resurrection means that we have that second chance, third, or fourth. We are studying 1 Corinthians 15 and learning that the resurrection gospel is good news for anyone, any time, for any failure. That217;s grace. And THAT is good news.
Most of us feel satisfied if we manage not to do evil—if we avoid the obvious wrongs, the cruelties we can see. But there217;s a quieter failure Proverbs 3:27–28 names: the moment when you know exactly what good you could do, right now, and you choose not to do it. Google once promised not to be evil as it rose above other tech firms, yet the real challenge—for companies and individuals alike—comes in everyday decisions about whether to give good or hold it back. When does restraint from wrongdoing become complicity with harm?
Sin makes us sick over and over, yet we keep charging right back to the buffet—unlike food poisoning, which at least teaches us to stay away from the contaminated food. That’s the human struggle Jesus faces head-on when He teaches us to pray “lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil” in Matthew 6:13.