Today in Worship…we see God’s great restorative power at work in the unlikely candidate of Namaan. In 2 Kings 5, Namaan, a Syrian general, stood in great regard among God’s enemies to the north, for the Lord gave the Syrians victory on the battlefield. Yet Namaan was struck with a debilitating skin disease. Word came to the mighty general from a young servant girl, an Israelite that Elisha could cure him. Through this chapter we read of the gracious humiliation of the mighty general, who then worships the God of Israel…and the arrogance of Elisha’s servant, Gehazi, who seeks to profit as a prophet.  

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Today in Worship…we continue with the life of Elisha, as he continues in the line of the Prophet, of whom Moses spoke, pointing to the prophet who was to come…Jesus Christ. In 2 Kings 4, the land has the stench of death. Famine reduces a widow to sell her sons into slavery, another boy goes to help his father with the harvest, but dies, and when the sons of the prophets gather to eat during the famine, their meal has the stench of death. Into this morbidity, comes Elisha, a forerunner of Jesus, bringing freedom to the captive, life out of death and satisfies our deepest hunger.

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Read Online: 2 Kings 4:8-37

A New Leader...The Same God

[In this message we return to the time of the Kings in Judah and Israel, a time of turmoil as the nation is divided both politically and in religious affection. 2 Kings opens with the conclusion of the Elijah’s story. The day has come for his disciple, Elisha, to take on his mantle. As Elijah is taken up in the whirlwind and seen no more, the spirit of Elijah now rests on Elisha. In the midst of social chaos, God’s sustaining power is seen working through His prophet bringing healing to the land.]



Read Online: 2 Kings 2:1-25

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Go and Be Reconciled Mathew 5:21-26

Today in Worship…we continue our series in preparation for a seminar this summer and new community group studies in the autumn. Each of the four weeks in May we will examine the 4 G’s of Peacemaking as we look at the four passages listed below.  This outline, as well as the seminar August 20 and the studies in the fall, are taken from Ken Sande’s book, The Peacemaker. This Sunday we will look at the the 4^rd G: Go and Be Reconciled as we examine Matthew 5:21-26.

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Today, we continue our series in preparation for a seminar this summer and new community group studies in the autumn. Each of the four weeks in May we will examine the 4 G’s of Peacemaking as we look at the four passages listed below.  This outline, as well as the seminar August 20 and the studies in the fall, are taken from Ken Sande’s book, The Peacemaker. This Sunday we will look at the the 3^rd G: Gently Restore as we examine Galatians 6:1-5 along with other passages.

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Get the Log Out of your Eye- Matthew 7: 1-6

   Today, we continue our series in preparation for a seminar this summer and new community group studies in the autumn. Each of the four weeks in May we will examine the 4 G’s of Peacemaking as we look at the four passages listed below.  This outline, as well as the seminar August 20 and the studies in the fall, are taken from Ken Sande’s book, The Peacemaker. This Sunday we will look at the the 2^nd G: Get the Log Out of Your Own Eye as we examine Matthew 7:1-5.

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1 Corinthians 10:31-33 Glorify God

 Today in Worship…we begin a new series in preparation for a seminar this summer and new community group studies in the autumn. Each of the four weeks in May we will examine the 4 G’s of Peacemaking as we look at the four passages listed below.  This outline, as well as the seminar August 20 and the studies in the fall, are taken from Ken Sande’s book, The Peacemaker. This Sunday we will look at the the 1^st G: Glorify God as we examine 1 Corinthians 10:31.


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Signs That Call for Faith John 20:30-31

Today in Worship…we wrap up our journey through John’s Gospel by ending where we began. In John 20:30-31, the disciple whom Jesus loved offers the reason for his book, that the signs contained therein were given that we might believe Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God and by believing we may have eternal life. This morning we will be reminded once again of the significance of Jesus’ work in John and to what those signs pointed. The call of this book is to place one’s absolute trust in Jesus.

Read Online: John 20:30-31

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John 21:15-19, Lives of Restoration

Today in Worship…we will be looking at the text of John 21:15-19. Following from last week, we see Jesus’ last moments on earth being poured into his disciples. This passage focuses specifically on Jesus’ restoration and reinstatement of Peter as an Apostle and shepherd of the sheep. We see the heart of the Gospel in Jesus’ restoring Peter to the office of Apostle and also among the community of disciples. Peter is restored, recommissioned, and charged to follow Christ.

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John 21: 1-14 Jesus' Provision for the Church

   In this message, we wind down Jesus’ time on earth, as he meets the disciples on the shores of the Sea of Galilee. In John 21:1-14 Peter and many of the other disciples spend a night of fruitless fishing. Jesus’ words of instruction supply them with a bountiful catch. In this final chapter we see the twofold appendix to John’s Gospel, highlighting Jesus call to be fishers of men and shepherds to the sheep. This commission of evangelism and discipleship explain how the resurrection of Christ is the ongoing story of the Church.

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John 20:19-23 Peace Be With You

Today in Worship…Christ risen on the first day of the week, having commissioned Mary Magdalene, He then speaks with the disciples who are hiding in fear for their lives. His first words to them are that of peace and then He commissions them to go, empowered by the Holy Spirit, with a message of forgiveness. In John 20:19-23, the words to the disciples ring true for us, having the peace of Christ pronounced to us, the resurrected Christ sends us out telling others of His forgiving grace.

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John 20:1-18 Running Away To Home

Today in Worship… Today, we celebrate our risen Savior, Jesus Christ, as we hear from John 20:1-18. The account of the empty tomb and Jesus’ gentle words of acceptance spoken to Mary comforts us. As God the Father raised His Son from the dead, He pours out His affection on us, pursuing us as His children.
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