This family oriented service will be a short reflection of the coming of our Lord. Scripture reading and acapella singing of familiar carols serve to focus our worship on Jesus. This is a great service to invite friends and family to.
The opening chapters of Luke invite us into a world waiting for God to speak. After generations of silence, His voice is heard again through ordinary people who trust His promises. In these chapters we hear four songs; each song arises from ordinary lives caught up in God’s unfolding work. They express gratitude, wonder, and trust from people who have glimpsed what God is doing. Together, these songs trace the movement of God’s promise toward fulfillment in Christ. They show us how faith grows in waiting hearts and turns into worship.
I Thessalonians was written by Paul from Corinth while still on his second missionary journey. Together in this teaching series, we'll learn what the Gospel produces, celebrates, strengthens, and transforms; the nature and character of Paul; and the response by the Thessalonians. We'll use Paul’s first letter - I Thessalonians - as a kind of "ground zero" for how to view ministry and faith in Christ.
I Thessalonians was written by Paul from Corinth while still on his second missionary journey. Together in this teaching series, we'll learn what the Gospel produces, celebrates, strengthens, and transforms; the nature and character of Paul; and the response by the Thessalonians. We'll use Paul’s first letter - I Thessalonians - as a kind of "ground zero" for how to view ministry and faith in Christ.
I Thessalonians was written by Paul from Corinth while still on his second missionary journey. Together in this teaching series, we'll learn what the Gospel produces, celebrates, strengthens, and transforms; the nature and character of Paul; and the response by the Thessalonians. We'll use Paul’s first letter - I Thessalonians - as a kind of "ground zero" for how to view ministry and faith in Christ.
I Thessalonians was written by Paul from Corinth while still on his second missionary journey. Together in this teaching series, we'll learn what the Gospel produces, celebrates, strengthens, and transforms; the nature and character of Paul; and the response by the Thessalonians. We'll use Paul’s first letter - I Thessalonians - as a kind of "ground zero" for how to view ministry and faith in Christ.
I Thessalonians was written by Paul from Corinth while still on his second missionary journey. Together in this teaching series, we'll learn what the Gospel produces, celebrates, strengthens, and transforms; the nature and character of Paul; and the response by the Thessalonians. We'll use Paul’s first letter - I Thessalonians - as a kind of "ground zero" for how to view ministry and faith in Christ.
I Thessalonians was written by Paul from Corinth while still on his second missionary journey. Together in this teaching series, we'll learn what the Gospel produces, celebrates, strengthens, and transforms; the nature and character of Paul; and the response by the Thessalonians. We'll use Paul’s first letter - I Thessalonians - as a kind of "ground zero" for how to view ministry and faith in Christ.
I Thessalonians was written by Paul from Corinth while still on his second missionary journey. Together in this teaching series, we'll learn what the Gospel produces, celebrates, strengthens, and transforms; the nature and character of Paul; and the response by the Thessalonians. We'll use Paul’s first letter - I Thessalonians - as a kind of "ground zero" for how to view ministry and faith in Christ.
I Thessalonians was written by Paul from Corinth while still on his second missionary journey. Together in this teaching series, we'll learn what the Gospel produces, celebrates, strengthens, and transforms; the nature and character of Paul; and the response by the Thessalonians. We'll use Paul’s first letter - I Thessalonians - as a kind of "ground zero" for how to view ministry and faith in Christ.
I Thessalonians was written by Paul from Corinth while still on his second missionary journey. Together in this teaching series, we'll learn what the Gospel produces, celebrates, strengthens, and transforms; the nature and character of Paul; and the response by the Thessalonians. We'll use Paul’s first letter - I Thessalonians - as a kind of "ground zero" for how to view ministry and faith in Christ.
I Thessalonians was written by Paul from Corinth while still on his second missionary journey. Together in this teaching series, we'll learn what the Gospel produces, celebrates, strengthens, and transforms; the nature and character of Paul; and the response by the Thessalonians. We'll use Paul’s first letter - I Thessalonians - as a kind of "ground zero" for how to view ministry and faith in Christ.
