Expectations

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Expectations

October 6, 2024 • Lee Faust • Luke 19:1–10

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We kick off this sermon series by exploring the story of Zacchaeus and how Jesus sought him out, demonstrating His compassion for the lost. We'll examine our own expectations of Jesus and how they might hinder us from experiencing His salvation. This message is especially relevant as we celebrate the completion of our recent remodel and look forward to all that God has in store for our church. And if Jesus’ goal is to seek and to save. Shouldn’t ours be the same?

Life Change In Life Groups

November 3, 2024 • Lee Faust

This past Sunday, we concluded our "Pardon Our Dust" series with a powerful message about the importance of community in our spiritual journeys. We explored how Jesus prioritized relationships and surrounded himself with a close circle of disciples, demonstrating that we weren't designed to do this life alone. We were reminded that true life change happens in the context of authentic relationships, where we can experience support, encouragement, and accountability. If you're not already connected with a Life Group, we encourage you to find one today!

Challenges Bring About Change

October 27, 2024 • Lee Faust • Job 42:1–6

This past Sunday, we continued our "Pardon Our Dust" series with a look at Job's journey of faith and perseverance. We learned that even in the midst of suffering, God can use those experiences to shape us into something more beautiful and resilient. We were reminded that when we trust in God, even when it's hard, He can redeem it for good, ultimately leading to a deeper relationship with Him.

The Mess

October 20, 2024 • Lee Faust • Luke 8:26–39

Here we dove deeper into our "Pardon Our Dust" series with a look at the powerful encounter between Jesus and the demon-possessed man in Luke 8:26-39. We explored the radical transformation that took place in this man's life and how it impacted those around him. It was a challenging reminder that sometimes the greatest work God does requires us to step into the messiness of others' lives and be willing to be inconvenienced for the sake of the Gospel. Ultimately, we were encouraged by the truth that the same power that was in Jesus resides in us through the Holy Spirit!