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Home—The Dining Room (Celebrating)
Weekend Scripture: Deuteronomy 12:5-7; Isaiah 9:1-7
Christmas is a feast for a reason. We have something and someone to celebrate! The Old Testament was full of feasts, but all of them were simply the appetizer leading up to the arrival of Jesus, the centerpiece of God’s eternal party.
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Home—The Kitchen (Serving)
Weekend Scripture: Deuteronomy 10:12; Matthew 20:20-28
When we serve others, we are simply following the example of Jesus, our Savior. God has always commanded his people to be servants.
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Home—The Living Room (Giving)
Weekend Scripture: Deuteronomy 15:7-8
When we give generously, we are only doing what has been done for us. God has always commanded His people to give generously to those who don’t have much.
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Home—The Front Door (Welcoming)
Weekend Scripture: Deuteronomy 10:17-19
Hospitality is something we can practice all year. God has always commanded His people to welcome those who need a home into their homes.
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Secret Sauce—Be Thankful In All Circumstances
Weekend Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 5:18
In the middle of life’s challenges, it’s easy to lose sight of all the things (big and small) that we should be grateful for. In this message, we will learn how to create a lifestyle of gratitude where we thank God for all of the good things he’s blessed us with.
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Secret Sauce—Pray Continually
Weekend Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 5:17
When we talk to God, it brings life’s circumstances into focus and helps us see what matters and what doesn’t. In the message, we will learn to see prayer as a first response instead of a last resort when life doesn’t turn out the way we wanted.
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Secret Sauce—Be Joyful Always
Weekend Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 5:16
There is a difference between happiness and joy. Happiness is often dictated by life’s circumstances, whereas joy is a gift from God that resides in the human heart in spite of our circumstances. In this message, we will learn how to harness joy in the midst of life’s disappointing moments.
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War—The Battle For Simplicity
Weekend Scripture: Genesis 25:27-34
We’ve all said things and done things without thinking. Whether it’s buying something we don’t need, eating something we know isn’t good for us, dating someone who isn’t healthy, or speaking up when we should probably stay quiet, impulsive behavior is a threat to our spiritual growth. In this message, we will learn how to replace impulsive appetites with self-control.
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War—The Battle For Rest
Weekend Scripture: 2 Chronicles 20:1-30
Worry can drain the human heart of stability and cause us to live in a constant state of fear. From political instability to economic downturns to global pandemics, the news offers a steady stream of nail-biting topics. In this message, we will learn how to filter what we hear through the promises of God.
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War—The Battle For Peace
Weekend Scripture: Matthew 27:1-10
All of us struggle with sadness from time to time in life. But not all of us wake up everyday thinking the sun will never shine again. Depression is exhausting and it’s leading millions of people to believe there is no hope for them and that ending their lives would be better than facing another day. In this message, we will talk about the reality of suicide and how God wants to help the hopeless.
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War—The Battle For Wholeness
Weekend Scripture: John 4:1-45
Addiction seems like a losing battle in our society. From food to heroin to pornography, everywhere we turn we are dangerously led towards appetites that threaten to destroy us. In this message, we will learn how to take the first step towards freedom from the captivity of addiction.
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Name Dropping—Jehovah Shalom (The God of Peace)
Weekend Scripture: Judges 6-7
Jeremiah, the “weeping” prophet, once cried, “Peace, peace, when there is no peace.” He was like a doctor telling a patient, “You may feel okay, but you’re not.” When a physician delivers that kind of message, it usually means that drastic measures are necessary; a band-aid won’t fix it. Inner peace is the same way. It calls for a diligent response to Jehovah Shalom, our God of Peace. This message will explore how trusting God can bring more peace into our lives.
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