Think back to a time when someone made time for you. Maybe that looked like caring for you when you were sick, or teaching you how to tie your shoe, making food for you, or teaching you how to read or learn a new skill. No matter what it is, when people make time for us, it can bring us joy. It’s like a light shining on a dark day. Caring for one another isn’t always the easy thing to do, but it certainly is what Jesus asks of us. When Jesus gave the command in Matthew 5 to let our light shine, it wasn’t just to bring joy into each other’s lives, but also to bring glory to God. We are reflections of Who God is, and as we “Live Bright” this month, we’ll discover exactly how we can shine God’s light.
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Recent Sermons
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Jesus, Faith and PoliticsDr. Mark Foster, October 20, 2024
Bible Text: Matthew 5:43-48 -
Love Is the WayDr. Mark Foster, October 13, 2024
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Finding Common Ground: How Can I Love My Enemies If They Are Immoral?Dr. Mark Foster, October 6, 2024
Bible Text: Ephesians 4:29-32 -
Kingdom KindnessDr. Robert Gorrell, September 29, 2024
Bible Text: Luke 10:25-29 -
Kindness is Not Always NiceRev. Brandon Blacksten, September 22, 2024
Bible Text: John 4:7-10