Living what he taught!

Matthew 28:1-10 Mary and Mary at the tomb We are called by Christ to be a community. One that values both tradition and new creations. As disciples of Christ, we have been discovering what spiritual friendship means now more than ever. We walked the journey of Lent hearing the stories

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You will be found!

Psalm 95 Sing to the Lord John 4:5-42 Jesus and the Samaritan Woman Have you ever felt invisible, like nobody noticed you were there? For probably the first time in this Samaritan’s woman’s life, someone saw her for who she was! Jesus not only saw her, but asked for her

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Where does my help come from?

Psalm 121 I life up my eyes, my help come from the Lord. John 3:1-17 Jesus and Nicodemus Be born of the Spirit In the words of the psalmist, our help comes from God. We are reminded that God is steadfast, sure, faithful and dependable. God is our keeper, our

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Do not live by bread alone.

Psalm 32 I confessed and God forgave. Matthew 4:1-11 Jesus and the Adversary. Spiritual friendship is the means by which we as disciples of Jesus live out what Jesus taught. We cannot go on this faith journey alone. Even when it appears that Jesus is left to his own devices

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Follow Jesus, Teacher & Leader

Isaiah 9:1-4 People have seen a great light. 1 Corinthians 1:10-18 Overcome divisions and find unity. Matthew 4:12-23 Fishers of people What draws us in? What motivates us to follow Jesus and to give of ourselves to God and to all others? What adventures has God called us to embark

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Follow Jesus, Supporter

Psalm 40: 1-11 Patience 1 Corinthians 1:1-9 Grace to all Jesus came on earth to serve and not to be served. Jesus teaches us that following him means we are called to serve. Paul reminds the followers of Jesus that we are not lacking any spiritual gifts. In fact, Jesus

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A place of sanctuary!

Psalm 148 – Praise the Lord. Matthew 2:13-23 Joseph’s second dream. Our faith can protect us, provide safety and care, both literally and metaphorically. Jesus started his life as a refugee, we as a church have sponsored many refugees. How do we welcome people who have had to flee their

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