A Spirit of Power and Love

Who Are You?

Reflecting on Jeremiah 1:4-10, we recognize that we were all created for a reason. Are we living into our purpose or are we just floating through life? Your homework for the week (or for life) – From Jeremiah 4:4-10 Now God is saying to you, “Before I created you in the womb, I knew you; before you were born, I set you apart; I made you a ______________.” WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO SAY TO GOD? “Ah, Lord God,” I said, “I don’t know how to speak because I’m only a _____________.” The Lord responded, “Don’t say, ‘I’m only a _____________.’ Where I send you, you must go; what I tell you, you must say. Don’t be afraid of them, because I’m with you to rescue you,” declares the Lord. Then the Lord stretched out his hand, touched my mouth, and said to me, “I’m putting my words in your mouth. This very day I appoint you over _________________, to ________ and ____________, to _______ and ___________, to ____________ and _____________.”

A Spirit of Power and Love

Reflecting on 2 Timothy 1:1-14, we explore together the way we're called to live out the gospel while also challenging ourselves to be better.

Question, Question, Question

So many of us are told not to question authority - not pastors, politicians, and so on. Today we scan the Bible to see what it really says about questioning the Bible and religious leaders.

Sanctuary

Luke 24:46-53 - through this text, we explore our call to worship, to spread the good news, and to welcome everyone. We redidicate our newly renovated sanctuary and we give ourselves and our space to the glory of God.

What's wrong with Pridefulness?

Luke 14:8-14 - Pridefulness is our destruction. But humility is preparation for eternity.