The world will be changed by those who dare to dream, so as George Bernard Shaw once said, “People who say it cannot be done should not interrupt those who are doing it.”
The Christmas story is not complete without an emphasis on its foundational focal point – God in Christ came down to us with his love – his love still comes and his love always will! Join us for our Christmas service.
Prepare to be enraptured and enthralled by the significance of the mysterious, magical and mystical number “three” as it applies to the significance of the birth of Jesus for you and me.
One of the classic television shows first aired in the mid 1960s – and while its missions seemed impossible, they pale into insignificance when compared with the mission impossible of the birth of Jesus – God in the flesh.
The good news is that God doesn’t throw us away because we’re “banged up” a little, the good news is that Jesus came because we are “banged up” a little.
We give thanks for the substance expressed by the words of Paul Tillich: “You are accepted, accepted by that which is greater than you. Simply accept the fact you are accepted!”
Join us as we consider the wisdom behind G.K. Chesterton’s observation, “There are two ways to get enough: one is to continue to accumulate more and more; the other is to desire less.”
Christ-less religion is filled with “Dead Works” which are the very antithesis of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Following Jesus involves leaving “Dead Works” behind.