When was the last time you had a problem that you really needed to solve but didn’t know how to do it because you either didn’t have enough information or you had enough information but didn’t know how to interpret it? When this happened, what did you do? Did you get anxious about the problem and lose sleep over it or pressure someone else to solve it? Did you stall for time or just give up on it? Join us this Sunday at 9am to worship, pray, and study a story from the book of Daniel that teaches us another name of God and a better way to solve problems.
While most people in the 1st Century described Jesus as the Christ, His primary way to identify Himself was with the name, Son of Man. Join us this Sunday at 9am to pray, sing, be together and consider why Jesus preferred to describe Himself as the Son of Man. What was He trying to say with this particular name of God?
What are you most looking forward to? Is anticipation a part of your daily life? Join us this Sunday at 9am as we come together to pray, sing, beautify our campus after the service, and meditate on one of the forward-looking names of God revealed in Titus 2:13. In this message we will discover that Jesus is both our life now and our “blessed hope”!
Have you ever been rejected by someone you thought you could trust? Do you know the unique pain of abandonment? Join us this Sunday at 9am for our 4th-Sunday family service (all ages included) to pray, sing, and engage a fascinating true story about a woman who was rejected and sent away feeling unloved and alone, until God appears to her and reveals that He is “El Roi”, the God who sees!
Join us this Sunday at 9 a.m. as we come together to pray, sing, and meditate on one of the most famous and important chapters in the Bible, Psalm 23. In the lyrics of this ancient song, we will discover another name of God that is beautiful, relevant, and comforting in this hour, the Lord is my Shepherd.
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“Many men and women today are living, often with inner dissatisfaction, without any faith in God at all. This is because they have not found with their adult minds a God big enough to account for life, big enough to fit in with the new scientific age, big enough to command their highest admiration and respect, and consequently their willing cooperation.” J. B. Phillips’ words are true today as they were when he wrote them in 1955. Join us on Sunday at 9 a.m. for the fourth week in our study on the names of God as we encounter God, “Adonai” and discover that He is worthy to command our highest admiration and respect!
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Join us on Sunday at 9 a.m. for the second week in our study on the names of God. We will take a look at the Hebrew name “El Elyon” which was first introduced in a fascinating story of rebellion, war, hostage taking, hostage retrieval and an unexpected reminder of God’s blessing to Abram and the world; a reminder we all need from Elyon, God Most High!
A.W. Tozer wrote “What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us.” This spring we will think about God by learning the names of Himself that He made known to us in the Bible. Join us this Sunday at 9 a.m. as we begin with the first name of God revealed in the early pages of the Bible, The Creator.