Scripture Shoutouts

  • September 3, 2019
  • BY Eric Morse
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What makes a person’s character worthy of public praise? As we close out our series in Colossians, we focus on Paul’s closing greetings where he highlights the exemplary character of specific believers. Four characteristics are noteworthy of these individuals: they were generous in encouragement, dependable in comfort, steadfast in effort, and faithful in ministry. Does … [Read More…] Scripture Shoutouts

Phoebe

  • August 21, 2019
  • BY Eric Morse
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Our God is hospitable, and He calls us to reflect that nature to others. God knits people together through hospitality. He calls us to move outward to enter into other people’s lives where we can display His love. Phoebe’s life exemplified godly hospitality and warmth, and in this passage Paul commends her for her generosity … [Read More…] Phoebe

Praying With Power

  • August 20, 2019
  • BY Eric Morse
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Prayer is a spiritual necessity if we want to grow in our faith. It’s a powerful discipline that builds our intimate relationship with the Creator of the universe. So how should we pray? In this sermon, we learn that we must pray with persistence, perspective, and purpose.   Colossians 4:2-4

Mordecai

  • August 15, 2019
  • BY Eric Morse
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Can personal faith be separated from public life? Mordecai’s story is one where the dividing line between personal and public faith became non-existent. In this sermon, we are reminded that all of life is for God, and that His plans will be completed. We have an invitation to be a part of God’s plan; it’s … [Read More…] Mordecai

Right Relationships

  • August 12, 2019
  • BY Eric Morse
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When you have a right relationship with God, how should that vertical relationship affect your horizontal work relationships? God provides us with work for many reasons, one of which is to place us in positions where we are able to encourage others to have a right relationship with God. How we conduct ourselves in the … [Read More…] Right Relationships

Mephibosheth

  • August 8, 2019
  • BY Eric Morse
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Mephibosheth’s life isn’t a heroic one on the surface. He was a son of Saul, and when David ascended the throne, Mephibosheth’s relationship with the new king was potentially dangerous. His story reflects a broader eternal reality. The king that Mephibosheth once ran from, he comes to love and serve. Ultimately, the story points to … [Read More…] Mephibosheth

God’s Script for the Family

  • August 5, 2019
  • BY Eric Morse
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God designed each of us with unique roles, and the family structure is no different. When we understand our roles and the motivation behind them, our families can reveal truths about God’s nature and character. God’s script for the family is not something meant to limit our individual contributions, but to allow us to truly … [Read More…] God’s Script for the Family

Hosea

  • August 1, 2019
  • BY Eric Morse
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What are your favorite love stories? In this sermon, we watch a very unconventional love story unfold. Hosea’s story is a transcendent tale of love, one that reflects elements of human love, but most importantly one that illustrates God’s unconditional love for mankind. Through this story, we learn some incredible lessons about God’s character and … [Read More…] Hosea

Evidence of Holiness

  • July 30, 2019
  • BY Eric Morse
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Do you experience peace with Christ? In Paul’s letter to the Colossians, he’s imploring the reader to pursue holiness so that the peace of Christ may dwell in their hearts. In this sermon, we find that there are three evidences of holiness in our lives: the peace of Christ, the word of Christ, and the … [Read More…] Evidence of Holiness

Gideon

  • July 24, 2019
  • BY Eric Morse
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Gideon’s time was very similar to our own today: everyone did what was right in their own eyes. Gideon’s life provides insights into navigating a godless culture and our own insecurities. Through Gideon’s story, we learn that even though we may fail, God’s prerogative is to save us and redeem us.   Judges 6-7