The Landscape of Lent: Wind
"The Landscape of Lent: Wind" from 10:30am Sunday Service Sermons by Rev. Jessica B. Naulty. Released: 2017. In the beginning, the earth was a formless void and darkness covered the face of the deep, then a wind from God swept over the face of the waters, and creation began. After 40 days and 40 nights of rain God caused a wind to pass over the earth, and the water subsided. The wind moved so Noah and his family could exit the ark and live on the land once more...
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- Mar 12, 2017The Landscape of Lent: Wind
The Landscape of Lent: Wind"The Landscape of Lent: Wind" from 10:30am Sunday Service Sermons by Rev. Jessica B. Naulty. Released: 2017. In the beginning, the earth was a formless void and darkness covered the face of the deep, then a wind from God swept over the face of the waters, and creation began. After 40 days and 40 nights of rain God caused a wind to pass over the earth, and the water subsided. The wind moved so Noah and his family could exit the ark and live on the land once more...
- Mar 5, 2017The Landscape of Lent: Wilderness
The Landscape of Lent: Wilderness"The Landscape of Lent: Wilderness" from 10:30am Sunday Service Sermons by Rev. Jessica B. Naulty. Released: 2017. Today is the first Sunday of Lent, a season of repentance and preparation for the spiritual rollercoaster leading up to Holy Week, Easter, and beyond. Over the next 6 weeks, we will look deeply at our life and spiritual journey as we reflect on Jesus’ ministry leading up to his final week in Jerusalem. Each Sunday, our theme, The Landscape of Lent, will focus on one element taken from the scripture—like wilderness, wind, water, and mud—and we’ll explore what we can learn from the journey of Jesus and the elements that surround him along the way...
- Feb 26, 2017Love, Agape and Interness
Love, Agape and Interness"Love, Agape and Interness" from 10:30am Sunday Service Sermons by Mr. Dale Caldwell. Released: 2017. My sermon this morning is entitled Love, Agape and Interness. Today, I plan to explore what it means to be Christians by studying these three powerful words. Please join me in a prayer from Psalm 19:14 in the King James Version of the Bible: Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation of my heart, be acceptable in thy sight, O Lord, my strength and redeemer.
- Feb 19, 2017The Great Invitation: Doing Holiness
The Great Invitation: Doing Holiness"The Great Invitation: Doing Holiness" from 10:30am Sunday Service Sermons by Rev. Jessica B. Naulty. Released: 2017. Last week, we heard some tough teachings from Jesus about anger, reconciliation, respect, adultery, divorce, and honesty. We unpacked these challenging words by talking about moving beyond simply doing “good enough,” living by the laws and rules of our religion, and instead “falling in love with the lifestyle” that Jesus taught, living out the love of God in every aspect of our lives. We talked about what makes for healthy relationships, and we lifted in prayer the relationships in our lives that are suffering. Today, we pick up where we left off in the Sermon on the Mount to see what else Jesus’ message holds for us
- Feb 12, 2017The Great Invitation: This, Not That
The Great Invitation: This, Not That"The Great Invitation: This, Not That" from 10:30am Sunday Service Sermons by Rev. Jessica B. Naulty. Released: 2017. Since the beginning of the New Year, we’ve been spending time in worship hearing from Jesus as he interacts with – calls - and teaches his early disciples. Over the last two weeks, we’ve heard Jesus teaching within the Sermon on the Mount about who is blessed in the Kingdom of God and how we are called to be salt and light, shining brightly for all to see the glory of God revealed in us. Starting today, we’ll spend the last two weeks of our series on some of the more challenging teachings of Jesus to see what we can learn from them for our faith journeys...
- Feb 5, 2017The Great Invitation: Salt, Light and Righteousness Abounding
The Great Invitation: Salt, Light and Righteousness Abounding"The Great Invitation: Salt, Light and Righteousness Abounding" from 10:30am Sunday Service Sermons by Rev. Jessica B. Naulty. Released: 2017. Last week, we joined Jesus and his disciples at the top of the mountain and listened to hear more about God’s kingdom and who God calls blessed. We heard Jesus share that EVERYONE no matter the situations they face, no matter their beliefs or convictions, EVERYONE is called blessed by God – and it is not our job to judge, but simply to love in spite of the differences that usually separate us. This week, we pick up where we left off within the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew’s gospel, listening for Jesus’ instructions and guidance...
