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Embrace the profound difference between the world's clamor to "be who you want to be" and God's resounding declaration that "you are Mine, a chosen, holy people." Who we are centers around the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ—our ultimate gift of redemption. As we come together to celebrate Holy Communion, let us remember that God calls us His own, and it's in this divine truth that we find our purpose and identity.
Today we complete our series on the Apostle’s Creed and what we believe. We focus on the resurrection of the body and the life everlasting. Today, we also want to take time and reflect on those men and women who have given their lives to fight for our freedom. We honor them and we pray for their families. We also take a moment to think about those frontline heroes in our midst during the pandemic and thank them for their service.
This week, we continue by talking about what we believe and a look at the Apostle's Creed. Our focus today will be on the next two stanzas, “the communion of the saints and the forgiveness of sins.” These are two important beliefs of a follower of Jesus Christ because, in them, we find we are set free from the bondage of sin and enter a family that is as numerous as the stars.
It's Mother's Day and we celebrate all women who are Mother figures, who have raised us in the faith. Blessings for a wonderful day! We continue our series this morning on We Believe… in the Holy Spirit and the holy catholic church. What do these mean to us today? Join us in our discovery of the Apostle's Creed.
We continue in our series “We Believe” focusing on the largest portion of the Apostle’s Creed— We believe in Jesus Christ, His only Son our Lord.
Today’s service is centered around knowing God our Father— Creator of heaven and earth. The sermon ties in together with the We Believe?! Study that is available through our YouTube Channel online as well after the worship service. We pray your faith will be strengthened in knowing our Creator God is in control of all things.
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