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Sermons by Seminarian PJ Aarsvold
Sometimes we wonder – does God have a plan? Tonight, we examine two stories – the story of Joseph and the story of Jesus. Each story is filled with trials, pain, and injustice, but through these stories we can see each one was part of God’s plan, and He still has a plan for us…
If you missed the children’s Christmas service, please join us virtually here to see it again. We pray that you and yours have a blessed holiday season, a Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year!
Advent is a time of waiting – for the One who delivers us from sin and death. As we celebrate the Advent season, join us as we wait upon the Lord – with hope!
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As people we find ourselves broken in many different ways. Today we look at Jesus’ healing of Bartimaeus when He restored his sight. In the same way God can heal our brokenness, filling the cracks in our lives and making us beautiful and new again.
THIRD SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST June 21, 2020 Announcements • HAPPY FATHER’S DAY – be sure to call your dad today 🙂 • Covid-19 Update – no covid update other than to say, “Be Safe” • Next Communion June 28 – 30. We’ll send out a link on Monday for the Sign Up Genius • We…
We have been freed from sin! We are no longer a slave to our desires, but this moral standard requires we be obedient. We were in servitude to sin – but we are now in servitude of a different kind. Where do we go from here? Happy Father’s Day! Be sure to call your dad…
In our studies of the bible, the laments from the old testament can be easy to ‘flyover’ and rush through to get to the rest of the book. The third chapter of Job find Job lamenting his life. It’s difficult to dig into these chapters, but we can learn from them. When we struggle to…
On this sanctity of life Sunday, and every day, we look for meaning in our human existence. Isaiah reminds us Jesus was human, he took on human form and lived his life with us on Earth. But did He labor in vain, did He spend His strength for nothing? No! Jesus was brought to bring…
When Zechariah wrote about the state of God’s people, they had fallen into an ugly and messy state. When we are in and ugly and messy state, we find ourselves feeling guilt and shame, as we struggle to hide our flaws. But God cared for his people then and now, turning them and us from…