Message: “I Am the Bread of Life” from Ruth Campbell
A message from the series “I Am.” In this second week, we explore the implications of Jesus’ claim: “I am the Bread of Life.”
Message: “I Am” from Matthew Dyer
A message from the series “I Am.” In this introductory week, we will explore the implications of the sacred name “I Am.”
Message: “Love Wins the Day” from Ruth Campbell
A message from the series “Hope Changes Everything.” Paul’s first recorded letter to the Thessalonians is brief and tender. Followers of Jesus in this prominent port city were facing persecution for their faith. Some had died, and the church was anxious that Jesus had not returned as they had expected. Paul writes to encourage them to stay true to the way of Jesus: to labor for the sake of love, to live pure and blameless lives, and to be steadfast in their hope for the future. This personal and heartfelt letter reminds us that we are a family, bound together by our love of Jesus and our vision for a better world. Love is stronger than suffering, and nothing—not even death—can ever separate us from Christ. Together, we will look beyond the troubles and anxieties of our current situation to the sustaining love of God that strengthens our hearts and gives us peace.
In this final week, we look at hope in Jesus that transcends even death.
Message: “Never Give Up on the Way of Love” from Matthew Dyer
A message from the series “Hope Changes Everything.” Paul’s first recorded letter to the Thessalonians is brief and tender. Followers of Jesus in this prominent port city were facing persecution for their faith. Some had died, and the church was anxious that Jesus had not returned as they had expected. Paul writes to encourage them to stay true to the way of Jesus: to labor for the sake of love, to live pure and blameless lives, and to be steadfast in their hope for the future. This personal and heartfelt letter reminds us that we are a family, bound together by our love of Jesus and our vision for a better world. Love is stronger than suffering, and nothing—not even death—can ever separate us from Christ. Together, we will look beyond the troubles and anxieties of our current situation to the sustaining love of God that strengthens our hearts and gives us peace.
In this second week, we will look at Paul’s devotion to the Way of Love no matter the cost.
Message: “Let Your Life Speak” from Ruth Campbell
A message from the series “Hope Changes Everything.” Paul’s first recorded letter to the Thessalonians is brief and tender. Followers of Jesus in this prominent port city were facing persecution for their faith. Some had died, and the church was anxious that Jesus had not returned as they had expected. Paul writes to encourage them to stay true to the way of Jesus: to labor for the sake of love, to live pure and blameless lives, and to be steadfast in their hope for the future. This personal and heartfelt letter reminds us that we are a family, bound together by our love of Jesus and our vision for a better world. Love is stronger than suffering, and nothing—not even death—can ever separate us from Christ. Together, we will look beyond the troubles and anxieties of our current situation to the sustaining love of God that strengthens our hearts and gives us peace.
In this first week, we look at the faith, love and hope of the Thessalonians, and ask what our own lives say about us.