Questions for the week
When do you hear people use the phrase, “Love the sinner; hate the sin?”
Read Matthew 7:1-6. How would you summarize what Jesus says about sin and other people’s sin?
Thinking of the words of Jesus in Matthew 7:1-6, and knowing how Jesus has handled your sin, what might be a more biblical phrase to use when talking about the sins of others?
A Christmas Carol – Dec 21st. at the Pineapple Playhouse
Christ has already secured the victory, our mission isn't to fight, but to embody our hope through gentle and respectful action.
Kyler and Cris got to have a great weekend at the Meddle and High School gathering.
This week in our study of 1st, 2nd, and 3rd John, we explored the core message that God is light and love, which led to a profound discussion on the Christian hope of resurrection in the face of death and suffering.
The essence of true Christian living: recognizing that God owns everything and has freely given us Christ’s transformation, moving us away from the "Rich Fool's" selfish materialism toward the cheerful and shared stewardship of all our resources.
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The freely given truth of Christ the King: He is not found on a distant throne but is waiting for us in the face of the hungry, the stranger, and the sinner.