Posts with the tag “faith-in-action”

Faith isn't meant to be contained within neat lines or predictable boxes. True faith often exists in the messy, wild spaces where wonder and trust collide.What Happens When We Try to Make Faith "Safe"?Let’s be honest—we love control.We like knowing what’s next.We want clean answers.We’d rather sync God with our Google Calendar than surrender control.But a predictable God doesn’t lead us into power...  Read More

In our fast-paced world, many Christians have lost their sense of wonder and awe in their relationship with God. We've traded marvel for management, and spontaneity for systems. But Jesus calls us to something different - to become like children in our faith. The most critical issue facing Christians today isn't moral decay or social issues - it's dullness. We've lost our ability to be astonished ...  Read More

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In our latest sermon, we explored the profound impact of using our God-given talents to serve others and advance God's kingdom. This message is a powerful reminder that each of us has unique gifts that can make a significant difference in our communities and the world. Let's dive into the key points and takeaways from this inspiring sermon. What Are Your God-Given Talents?Each of us has been uniqu...  Read More

When you hear the word "generous," what comes to mind? Money, time, or acts of kindness? Generosity is often associated with these things, but at its core, it’s about trusting God. This week, we explored what it means to live generously and how it can transform our lives. Let’s dive into the key points from our recent sermon on generosity. Generosity Reflects Our Trust in GodHave you ever wondered...  Read More

Life unfolds in a series of moments—some extraordinary, like a wedding day, and others seemingly mundane, like a quick coffee run or a casual conversation. Each moment, big or small, has the potential to reflect God’s purpose. But how often do we pause to consider the eternal significance of these moments?In our fast-paced, goal-driven world, time feels like a commodity—something to manage, save, ...  Read More