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Let’s briefly think about how God’s love works in our lives, our community, and beyond. I like to think about God’s love as “down, up, in, out” (this sounds like the moves to a dance you might do at a wedding). Let's look at each.
While holiness is not optional for the Christian, you and I can’t make ourselves holy. Rather, God makes us holy. Or, as Paul says in Philippians 2:13: “It is God who works in you, both to will and to work for his good pleasure.”
A common behavior within all human relationships is that we tell ourselves stories about people and situations.
Let’s briefly think about how God’s love works in our lives, our community, and beyond. I like to think about God’s love as “down, up, in, out” (this sounds like the moves to a dance you might do at a wedding). Let's look at each.
The Centrality of Grace: A Meditation on Being Rooted in the Gospel This past Sunday we launched our “Marks of Maturity” sermon series. This first sermon, “Rooted in the Gospel,”…
Marks of Maturity Sermon Series Starts This Sunday One of the questions our staff has wrestled with for a few years is the question of desired outcomes. We know that…