Children's Ministry Job Opening
Posted on June 21, 2012 by webadmin
We are a new church plant in the west metro area. Our church is comprised largely of young families, and we place a high priority on the spiritual formation of the children in our community. Currently, that occurs formally during Sunday school and somewhat informally as we share a meal together after service and the kids continue to play together. We believe our church is a great place for kids to grow. We've heard parents tell us that their kids love coming to church, and complain when they have to miss worship.
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Heroes
Posted on May 17, 2012 by webadmin
Join us for our new sermon series on Heroes of our Faith. Each week we will explore a different biblical hero of our faith. We will seek to learn what it was about this hero that allowed this person to be used by God to become great. We will explore how without fail the heroes of the Bible don't have superhero powers, but instead where humble enough to allow God's super-human power to work through them.
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Lenten Reflection: Carrie Asanji
Posted on March 31, 2012 by webadmin
I approached Lent this year in a different way. In prior years, I would attempt to deprive myself of something that would normally give me satisfaction like chocolate, sugar or coffee. What I have noticed, in the past, about these choices was that I would choose something that not only made me reflect and pray more when the cravings would come, but I would also choose something that I wanted to cut down on anyway. I would choose sweets or chocolate in an attempt to also loose some unwanted weight. Honestly, a lot of the time this was a bigger motivator than drawing closer to God.
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Lenten Reflection: Susan Budig
Posted on March 24, 2012 by webadmin
1 Samuel 16:7 ESV
“Do not look on his appearance… because I have rejected him. For the Lord sees not as man sees: man looks on the outward appearance, but the Lord looks on the heart.”
Two small, malleable discs, I’ve placed on my eyes each morning for the past 33 years. With them, my world is more distinct, I can count the leaves on the trees. Contacts are a practical way to overcome myopia. They also contribute, in my case, to my sense of beauty, aka vanity.
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