Join us on August 4th as we unpack the story of the rich fool found in Luke 12:13-21. Jesus tells us this parable to help us do some self examination on where we are in our relationship with God. Are we investing our lives in things eternal or are we investing in things that are not? We are challenged to be rich in the things of God instead of storing up treasures for ourselves. This is what brings true joy…
We are excited about worship this coming Sunday, July 28th. We will be exploring the topic of prayer as found in Luke 11. The disciples ask Jesus to teach them to pray. They didn’t ask about his healings or his miracles, they asked about prayer. The believed that the prayer life that Jesus was living was ultimately the foundation for all that he did. Join us in worship as we seek to understand in a deeper way what prayer means…
Join us on July 21st as we explore the passage in Luke that describes a conversation in Martha’s home between Martha and Jesus. Martha is calling for help in the midst of all the work she is doing while Mary is sitting at Jesus feet listening to his words. The message will center on the importance of listening. Not only to God’s still small voice but to those around us who are in need of a listening ear. Listening will…
Join us on July 14th as we explore the parable of the Good Samaritan. In the parable, the lawyer correctly identifies the Samaritan as the neighbor, Jesus responds with the words, “That is the right answer; do this and you will live.” What does this mean on a practical level for you and for me? It may be that we can reframe the point of the parable to not only “do” something but to see those around us in a…
Join us for worship on Sunday, July 7th as we will be unpacking the story of Naaman found in 2 Kings 5:1-14. Naaman is a great commander of King Aram’s army. He is suffering from leprosy and is desperate for healing. A young woman, a captive from Israel, speaks with authority and certainty to Naaman’s wife that the prophet Elisha in the land of Israel could heal Naaman. Maybe it was out of desperation, or maybe it was the still,…