What can we learn from grapevines about life, how to follow Jesus, and how we can grow? A lot! Listen to it here as we wrap up the "Jesus In His Own Words" series.
Sermon Tag: <span>Jesus</span>
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I Am the Resurrection & the Life
In one way or another, we are all looking for life. We hunger for it, we thirst for it, we long for it - but what we find is that it can only truly be found in one place, or rather, in one person. Watch and explore Jesus in his own words with us today!
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I Am the Good Shepherd
What does it mean that Jesus is our shepherd - and the Good Shepherd? It means really good things, and you're not going to want to miss hearing more about it!
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Freedom & Truth
These days, it's getting harder and harder to figure out where to find truth...and that matters, since truth has the potential to set us free and lies have he potential to enslave us. So how can we find truth and freedom in Jesus?
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Move Into Love
For so many, we can get stuck in unforgiveness and resentment. If that's you, now's the time to move into forgiveness, reconciliation - into love.
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Move Into Hope
We've all been stuck for some time now, and it can be hard to 're-start' when we're stuck. In this message, we see what it can look like to re-start by moving into hope.
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Pentecost
We wrap up the "Days of Hope" series by talking about Pentecost - the day that God sent his Holy Spirit to empower us for his purposes. Don't miss it!
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The Ascension
One of the most important "Days of Hope" - but the one that is least understood and least talked about - is the ascension. In this message, we invite you to hear about the hope of the ascension of Jesus.
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The Cross
Looking back at 4 different Days of Hope, how does the death of Christ move us into hope? The darkness? The temple curtain? The soldier's realization? Hear about it right here.
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Silence & Solitude
Silence. Solitude. Jesus needed it. And so do we. In a world that is noisy and hunting for our attention, what could the value of silence be for our lives, for our direction, and for our relationship with the God whom we meet there?