Do you have to know God’s will in order to pray for God’s will to be done? As we continue our series, “Just Start Praying”, we will examine the Lord’s Prayer and the petition, “Your Will Be Done on Earth as it is in Heaven”. Luke 22:42 and Romans 12:2 will guide our thoughts and […]
BELONGING. Jesus gives us an example of including the unexpected when he reaches up to Zacchaeus. As we consider God word in Luke 19, under the title, “I See You”, we will discover the value of being Known and Accepted. Lucey Mingerink, the infant daughter of Jeromy and Bri, will receive the sacrament of baptism.
Why do Christians need to pray? As we start our new series, “Just Start Praying”, we will examine the Lord’s Prayer and wonder how does God want us to pray so that he will listen to us and why did Christ command us to call God “our Father”? God’s truth in Matthew 7:9-11 will guide […]
BELONGING. What sort of “radical inclusion” is Jesus talking about when he tells the parable of the Great Banquet in Luke 14? On Sunday morning we will explore Jesus’ parable to discover if God is calling you to be an invitee or an inviter? We will also get an introduction to our LIFE Group ministry […]
CHANGED. The Shepherds were changed by meeting Jesus. That is the case for everyone who meets Jesus. We will look closely at Luke 2 and the shepherds who left glorifying and praising God. Why do you think God choose the shepherds to be the ones who heard the angelic announcement of Jesus’ birth? We will […]
Radical Generosity. After hearing a fierce warning from John the Baptist to repent and turn your life around, we also hear this week, God’s call to radical generosity. “Anyone who has two shirts should share with one who has none, and anyone who has food should do the same” (John 3:11). We will zoom in […]
Risky, Radical, Righteousness. This Sunday, we focus on Matthew chapter 1 and Joseph, the earthly father of Jesus. Joseph thinks and rethinks his plan because an angel visits him in a dream. We will explore how Risky, Radical Righteousness brings Jesus into the world.
Our Thanksgiving Day Worship will include time to share your Ebenezer Stone testimonies of God’s faithfulness during this past year. Our time together will conclude with a Celebration of the Lord’s Supper.
As we gather to lift up our hearts to God in worship, we will conclude our sermon series, GratitudeX10. We will wonder if the 10th commandment could be warning us against the sin that is the root of all the other sins by which we are tempted.
Many people today feel like we are walking in darkness. In fact, some feel like it is a land of the shadow of death. Those are the same images that the prophet Isaiah used to describe the life of God’s ancient people. While our circumstances are different, the true Light that shone long ago is […]