Sunday Worship 11am
Love Lives Here - Love Flows From Here Date: January 5, 2020 (Epiphany Sunday)
Bible Text: | Hilary Livingston
Series: None
It's Epiphany Sunday - the day on the liturgical calendar when we celebrate the Wise Men's visit to the Baby Jesus after following the star in the east. Traditionally, we think three Wise Men visited Jesus (though the Bible doesn't specify the exact number). What if there were a fourth Wise Man? What would hisDate: December 22, 2019 (Sunday Morning)
Bible Text: | Hilary Livingston
Series: The Church's Calling
John the Baptist prepared the way for Jesus. John bore witness to Jesus, the Light of the World. As Christ's followers, the church is called to be a community of witness, shining Christ's light in our dark world. How do we bear witness to Christ's light? We'll explore in today's message.Date: December 15, 2019 (Sunday Morning)
Bible Text: | Hilary Livingston
Series: The Church's Calling
We're in week 3 of the season of Advent. We're exploring the local church's calling. Today, we're looking at our calling to be a community of love - where sins are forgiven, reconciliation occurs, and dividing the walls between us are torn down. How do we live out our calling to love, even when it'sDate: December 10, 2019 (Sunday Morning)
Bible Text: | Hilary Livingston
Series: The Church's Calling
We're looking at our calling as a local church during the season of Advent. We're called to be a community of hope, trusting that God is making all things new in Christ (including ourselves). How do we live into this hope, especially when we face the discouragement, disappointments, and difficulties of our daily lives? HowDate: December 1, 2019 (Sunday Morning)
Bible Text: | Hilary Livingston
Series: The Church's Calling
It's the first Sunday in Advent. Advent means "coming" - it is a season in which we prepare to celebrate Christ's first coming to the world as a babe in Bethlehem. In Advent, we also look forward to Christ's second coming when he will finally put the world right. This Advent, we'll be exploring ourDate: November 24, 2019 (Christ the King Sunday)
Bible Text: | Hilary Livingston
Series: The Lord's Prayer
Today is Christ the King Sunday - a very appropriate occasion to conclude our series on The Lord's Prayer exploring the meaning of the final phrase "For Thine is the Kingdom, the power and the glory, forever." What does it mean to close the prayer with this phrase? How does acknowledging Jesus' kingship in ourDate: November 10, 2019 (Sunday Morning)
Bible Text: | Hilary Livingston
Series: The Lord's Prayer
We're continuing our series on The Lord's Prayer. What does it mean when we pray, "Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil"? We'll explore this in today's message.Date: November 3, 2019 (All Saints Day)
Bible Text: | Hilary Livingston
Series: None
It's All Saints Day - a day we remember and honor those in our fellowship who have died over the past year. Scripture says we're surrounded by a "great cloud of witnessess" - those who have passed from this life onto glory. How does this connection to the saints who have come before us strengthenDate: October 27, 2019 (Reformation Sunday)
Bible Text: | Hilary Livingston
Series: The Lord's Prayer
One of the most challenging lines of The Lord's Prayer is "forgive us our sins as we forgive those who sin against us." What does it mean to forgive as God has forgiven us? More importantly, how do we actually do it? We'll explore in today's message.Date: October 20, 2019 (Sunday Morning)
Bible Text: | Hilary Livingston
Series: None
When asked about the resources available for his new missionary venture in China, Hudson Taylor replied, "We have twenty-five cents and all the promises of God!" Today we'll explore the topic of God's abundance and the promises he makes to supply our needs in life and in ministry. This is not your typical stewardship sermon!