God is great. That means we don't have to be in control. And that's a very good thing, especially these days!
Sermon Tag: <span>John</span>
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God is Good
God is good. This is the truth that we explore - so that we can hold on to it and live like it - as we kick off our new "God Is..." series. The question is, how can we come to know this for ourselves - deep inside of us - and not just intellectually? Find out more here!
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Finally, Some Good News
We’re all in need of good news right now, aren’t we? Thankfully Easter is all about good news – the very best news: Jesus is alive and that means everything. Celebrate and hear the good news with us!
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Act 5: Church
As people of Act 5, this is our part of the story - which means it's your part of the story. And God has a great part for us to play. So what is it that you are called to do in this time?
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The Giver & The Gift
Christmas is essentially a story of God giving us his greatest gift. When we receive it, it changes everything. Hear more from this year's Christmas Eve message!
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Do You Know What I’ve Done?
We’ve all done something. I know it. You know it. What everybody needs is somebody who also knows, and doesn’t run away.
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Pentecost: One More Day that Changed the World
We talked about the meal, the cross, the grave, and the resurrection - but there is one more day that changed the world. In this week's message, we discover that together so that we can go and share the good news of Jesus with the world around us!
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Sunday: Jesus is Forever (Easter)
Nothing lasts forever, but Easter tells us that Jesus does. And that fact changes the entire world, not least of all yours. Watch this and see for yourself!
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Friday: Jesus Means Forgiveness
"Look! The Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!” This is what was said of Jesus at the beginning of his work. At the end of his work we see this Lamb slain to accomplish this very purpose. Listen to why this Friday is so good, and how it changed the world forever.
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Just As
Jesus calls us to love other "just as I have loved you". It's quite a call. Check out this engaging sermon for a helpful way to think about that "just as" love, as well as a helpful question to ask yourself when you don't know what to do or how to do it.