In Part II of the new Fall sermon series, Still Good News?, Dr. Tagg explains what the core of the Gospel is, and how that core becomes confused with the benefits of the Gospel. (Matt 16:21-28; Rom 6:15-23)
In the first sermon of the new fall series, Dr. Tagg explains that many Christians struggle to share their faith because of personal experiences, our western narrative, societal pressures and lack of Lordship. (Scripture: 1 Peter 3:8-15; Matt 23:1-12)
In the third sermon of this series on Holy Communion, Pastor Jonathan looks at the roots of our Holy Communion in the early church and the Reformation, describing our existing communionion liturgy, what it says, and why we do what we do.
Jack McDonald preaches that Jesus is our Bread of Life, and in Him we will never hunger or thirst.
Pastor Jonathan preaches on Exodus and Matthew, explaining the holiness, purpose, and participation of communion through the first communion practice (the Passover), and the Lord's Supper.
Pastor Jonathan preaches on healing, looking at the story of Blind Bartimaeus in Mark 10.
Questions for Groups of 3:
A Dwelling Place for God
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Embracing the Supernatural: A message from Amos 7
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Embracing the Supernatural: A message from Ezekiel 2
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Chris Andrews, one of our deacons, preaches on Psalm 112, Deuteronomy 15, and Luke 6, looking at what it means to be radically, worshipfully, and joyfully generous.
How do we know that God is leading? Four points from Nehemiah 1 and 2.
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Jesus' Definition of Discipleship
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Opener: When did you feel closest to Christ?
Sermon question: Read scripture passage (Luke 14:25-35 and Psalm 130)
What jumped out at you from sermon or scripture?
What did you learn about God, yourself, how to live?
What are 1-3 applications for you personally? Something you need to do/feel challenged by?
How can we pray for you? Name a person you want to know Christ but doesn’t?
The nature of true worship.
Questions for Groups of 3:
Opener: When did you feel closest to Christ?
Sermon question: Read scripture passage (Psalm 81)
What jumped out at you from sermon or scripture?
What did you learn about God, yourself, how to live?
What are 1-3 applications for you personally? Something you need to do/feel challenged by?
How can we pray for you? Name a person you want to know Christ but doesn’t?
This week, Chris Meckley taught on the distinctiveness of the Trinity. From Romans 8, he shared how we are adopted into the family of God and into the relationship of the Trinity, where we find our new identity. Here we find a love that resembles Trinitarian love; others-focused, reciprocal, abundant and fruitful, dynamic, and hospitable.
What is the ascension of Jesus, and why is it important? Jonathan shares how the account of Jesus' ascension in Acts 1 is our comfort and encouragement.
Scott Cramer preached this week on the love of God from 1 John 4: 7-21. God's is the perfect model of love, Jesus' life, death, and resurrection is the highest expression of love, and the Holy Spirit is our helper to fulfill this command of loving one another.
Jonathan preaches from Acts 8, the story of Phillip and the Ethiopian Eunuch, showing how both characters in this story are examples of listening and following God, believing He is in control of all circumstances, and keeping a humble and teachable spirit as we engage with all people.
Rt. Rev. Steve Breedlove, the Bishop of our diocese (The Anglican Diocese of Christ Our Hope) joined us for worship today, preaching on 2 Peter 1. He encourages us to continue in discipleship, and in particular, in the pursuit of Christian virtue.
In this message, Jonathan preaches from Acts 4. This story of Peter and John’s bold teaching shows us how we have the same holy boldness through Christ our Cornerstone.
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