Loving God. Loving our Neighbours.
Do you think Science and Religion can’t work together? God didn’t design us to just blindly nod and follow. He gave us inquisitive minds.
We shouldn’t fear discussions of science in our church. He wants us to understand our world and see Him in it. He has given us so many ways to see his hand at work, and it is up to us to praise him for that. Let’s dig in to how God works in our world, and let’s praise Him for how good his creation is, created for us.
Today, we’re going to look at how God makes us promises. Some may refer to this as prophecy, but from the eternal perspective of God, it’s just a statement of fact.
It is simply God saying “I am going to do this” much like we would say “I am going to the store” or “I am going to eat breakfast” except with much more certainty. Today, let’s explore some of the ways that God promises us about our own lives.
Proverbs 31 talks about the rarity and importance of a virtuous, godly woman. On Mothering Sunday, we wanted to take a moment to focus on those women that made the difference in our lives.
Thank you to the mothers and adopted moms — those that adopted us, or those that we adopted as motherly figures in our own lives — to show us how to be strong, confident, loving people of God. This sermon is all about how important you are to us. We thank you for taking good care of your sphere of influence to let God help shape us into who we are. And as for us, how well will we take care of our sphere of influence such that future generations can say the same about us?
This week we look at this book we call “The Bible”.
One of the core phrases that we want you to ask yourself: Do we really believe that what we believe is really real?
This is a fundamental question that Timothy was asking, and we wanted to look at the history of scripture and take a look at this “historical book” in conjunction with other historical books that are taken as fact.
Can we really take The Bible as fact like that? Let’s chat about it here.