Plans were broken, dreams disillusioned, and now you are feeling the strain of isolation. While the world seems at the end with this massive world-wide pandemic, you are locked down, stuck inside your house. Long before COVID-19, the apostle John was forced into exile on the island of Patmos. Knowing the strain of isolation and missing loved ones, he wrote seven letters to churches of that time. On Sunday, March 22, 2020, Pastor Chad begins a new sermon series, Seven Letters, and gives us three things to remember in isolated times.
Lessons from an Exile (3/22/20)
Three Things to Remember in Isolated Times
March 22, 2020 • Pastor Chad Gilligan
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Seven Letters
The Seventh Letter: Open the Door (5/24/20)
May 24, 2020 • Pastor Chad Gilligan
As quarantine is nearing its end, we look forward to businesses and restaurants opening their doors. We anxiously await the return to normal, and we are hopeful for what the future may bring. But as you look ahead, do not miss the open doors available to you today. On Sunday May 24, 2020, Pastor Chad Gilligan concludes his sermon series, Seven Letters, as he gives us Three Reasons We Do Not Open the Door.
The Fifth Letter: Four Faith Killers (5/17/20)
May 17, 2020 • Pastor Chad Gilligan
We can sometimes forget that living in isolation does not isolate us from God. What we do in the privacy of our own homes, what we do in the privacy of our own hearts, can make a huge difference in our spiritual lives. Faith in God cannot be quarantined, and our everyday choices and attitudes can end up killing our faith. On Sunday, May 17, 2020, Pastor Chad Gilligan gives us Four Faith Killers.
The Sixth Letter: While We Wait (5/3/20)
May 3, 2020 • Pastor Chad Gilligan
The pandemic, the government, social media, the news, it all increases the uncertainty, fear, and confusion in our lives. In a world of turmoil, people are wondering if we are living in the end times. The short answer is yes. But what does that mean for us and how we live today? On Sunday, May 3, 2020, Pastor Chad Gilligan preaches from the book of Revelation of what to do while we wait.