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Joel: When God relents
The book of Psalms is a collection of inspired songs used in worship of God. Many of these songs foretell the coming on the Messiah. Others even predict events that were fulfilled in the life of Christ. One out of every six psalms include at least one prophecy pointing to Jesus. This advent season we’re going to look to the Psalms as they tell about the coming of Jesus. The book of Psalms declares that Jesus will come from the line of David. That the Messiah will be called King of the Jews. That the Messiah will be called by God while still in the womb. That the Messiah will come for all people.
Making Good Investments
Everyone knows it’s wise to make good investments. When we store up treasures in Heaven we’re focusing on spiritual values and eternal rewards rather than temporary earthly possessions. Jesus taught us as his followers to make such investments. During this sermon series, let’s consider our contributions or ways we invest in world and local missions, in our families, in our finances and in our spiritual growth. Investments in the Kingdom of God are worth making and worth keeping.
Lent Reflections
Lent is a time to prepare our hearts as we look into the “spiritual” mirror to see how we’re reflecting Christ in our lives. Being like Jesus really has nothing to do with giving up chocolate. During this Lent sermon series as we prepare for Easter, we will be reflecting upon themes like temptation, confession, forgiveness, and community. As the time of this reflection comes to an end, we will think deeply about Christ’s death on the cross during our Good Friday service and then rejoice with a Day of Celebration on Easter Sunday!
The Book of John (pt.3) - That you may have life
John chapter 18 begins with Jesus being arrested. One friend had betrayed him and another denies him. He is sentenced to death on a cross and buried in a tomb. For anyone else, this would be a tragic end to their story. Yet in Jesus’ case this would turn out days later to only be the beginning. The tomb is empty. Jesus is alive! One final time, the apostle John reminds us why he writes his account: “But these are written that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name” (John 20:31). As we consider the second part of this statement that you may have life, may you truly come to know and experience this life in Christ.
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