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Life is filled with stress, frustration, disappointment, uncertainty, hurt, and sorrow, but Jesus promises rest. Rest is not found in religious tradition, church membership, or trying to make sure your good outweighs your bad. Rest is found in Jesus! His personal invitation to you is “Come unto Me…”
Jesus called the spiritually curious, the spiritually weak, and the spiritually thirsty to Himself.
Our theme over the last month will stand as the focus of our church: Love God. Love others. Share Jesus. Make disciples. As a church let’s fulfill God’s Great Commandment and Great Commission together.
Love God. Love Others. Share Jesus. MAKE DISCIPLES. As a church our goal is not just to have decisions of salvation, but to help believers grow in the Lord and in the knowledge of His grace. As we grow in the Lord our goal is to help others grow in the Lord! Being a disciple…
Love God. Love others. SHARE JESUS. Make disciples. Before His ascension Jesus called His disciples to be His witnesses. That responsibility, privilege, and challenge remains! Whether we are in the neighborhood, the store, or at church the calling of our life is to be a witness of Jesus. Through words and deeds we stand as…
Love God. LOVE OTHERS. Share Jesus. Make disciples. Loved people love people. As we have received the love of the Lord we should express the love of the Lord to others.
LOVE GOD. Love others. Share Jesus. Make disciples. The first and greatest commandment is to love God. In a day filled with the buzz of cell phones and internet; in a day filled with the distraction of TV and the bombardment of 24 hour news; in a day filled with busy work schedules and running…
Sometimes a sacrifice! There are times when over and above our regular giving God calls us to sacrifice to bless someone, to bless a ministry or missionary, to bless your church, but ultimately to bless Jesus. Giving shows that we love. The Father set this example by sending His Son Jesus (John 3:16). The Father’s…