Do not work for food that spoils,
but for food that endures to eternal life. (1)
You are looking for me
because you ate the loaves and had your fill,
not because you saw miraculous signs. (2)
Do Not Work For Food That Spoils
Month: June 2021
Worship: June 27, 2021
Fifth Sunday after Pentecost
Scripture: Mark 5:21-43
Sermon: “The Power of Faith”
In the gospels, the stories of Jairus and the sick woman are always told together. What do Jairus and the woman have in common? Why do they come to Jesus? How would you describe their faith? We invite you to read Mark 5:21-24, consider these questions, and then come on Sunday to learn more!
Worship: June 20, 2021
Fourth Sunday after Pentecost
Scripture: Mark 4:35-41
Sermon: “Journey of Faith”
On the journey of faith, who sets your direction? How easy or difficult is the path? What type of training is needed? If you want answers to questions such as these, we invite you to attend worship with us this Sunday!
Worship: June 13, 2021
Third Sunday after Pentecost
Scripture: Mark 4:26-34
Sermon: “The Living Kingdom of God on the Ground”
“A man scatters seed on the ground.” This is how Jesus begins his description of the kingdom of God in Mark 4:26. How does this description help us understand God’s kingdom? We invite you to read Mark 4:26-34, think on this question, and then join us for worship this Sunday to hear about God’s living kingdom.
Worship: June 6, 2021
Second Sunday after Pentecost
Scripture: Mark 3:22-30
Sermon: “What Is Never Forgiven?”
What makes Jesus angry? Is there something that Jesus considers unforgiveable? On Sunday, we come together to hear Jesus’s good news and his call to repentance. We hope you will join us.
How Can This Be?
“No one can see the kingdom of God
unless he is born again.” (1)
How can I be reborn? I am already old.
How can I enter a second time into my mother’s womb? (2)
What should I do to be born again?