Atonement (St. Peter)

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Atonement (St. Peter)

Lent 2021 - Good Friday (St. Peter)

April 2, 2021

“God presented Christ as a sacrifice of atonement.” Few sentences are as important as this one from Romans 3. But its beauty and power depend on our understanding of the very technical word “atonement.” On this Good Friday, let’s slow down long enough to grasp what atonement means so we can appreciate all that the cross of Jesus has to offer.

Reconciled

February 17, 2021 • Pastor Mike

The word “reconcile” makes many of us think of a bank statement, a company budget, or separated spouses working things out. But what does it mean for our faith? Paul calls Christianity a “ministry of reconciliation”, claims that God was “reconciling the world to himself” through Jesus, and implores people to “be reconciled with God!” What did Paul mean? And what does this loaded word have to do with us?

Righteous

February 24, 2021 • Pastor Bill

Righteous is a word rarely used these days. For older folks, it calls to mind The Righteous Brothers. For Gen Xers, an 80’s synonym for “cool.” For rap lovers, the latest single from Juice WRLD. But for the Apostle Paul, few words mattered as much as the word “righteous.” So, what does this loaded word mean? And how does one become righteous in the eyes of God?

Redeemed

March 3, 2021 • Pastor Jim

A Google search of “redeem” brings up images of redeeming coupons, frequent flier miles, online codes, and user points. But what did Paul mean when saying “Christ redeemed us”? This message explores the good news contained in a term still used in modern times, an explanation that causes Christians to sing, “I am redeemed!”