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Celebration Sunday – Come HomeCome home. Regardless of where you are or where you have been…this is your personal invitation to come home.
Special combined Traditional and Contemporary Worship styled gathering at 10a in the Sanctuary. This Celebration Sunday Worship Gathering will include ministry, ministry, and baptism celebrations. Potluck dinner following worship in the Gym / Fellowship Hall (bring your favorite side or dessert to share).
Nursery provided. Kids will participate in worship with their parents.
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Not forgiving yourself ends up leaving you tied up in knots like ropes tied around your wrists. Not receiving forgiveness for yourself personally will leave you feeling inadequate and paralyzed. This unwillingness to forgive himself is what led Judas down the path of inescapable regret and pain. We have more in our lives to compare…
While some think that the church should be the place where grace and perfection abound, the reality is that there is no perfect church. The church faces the same difficulties present in the world with one difference: the church is equipped to handle the difficulties of the world. Forgiveness is the cure for the infections…
Forgiveness is the basic way that we put love into action. Once we understand the importance of forgiveness, we usually also struggle with situations where forgiveness seems tough or even impossible. What do we do in those situations? What is forgiveness and what is forgiveness not?
Of all the beliefs that the early church could have included in its beliefs, they chose to state, “We believe in the forgiveness of sins.”
It is that being forgiven by God and forgiving others that are hallmarks of the Christian faith.
Do you believe in the forgiveness of sins?
Key Text: Matthew 11:28-30
Key text: Philippians 4:6-8
Key text: Proverbs 3:5-6
Key text: Genesis 2:1-3
Key text: Exodus 20:8-11
Stopping points are natural and unavoidable part of life. Things don’t work out. Life changes, often out of our control. BUT, these stopping points (where life can no longer be the same as it has been) doesn’t have to become permanent staying places. In the greatest story ever told we find all we need for…