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Part 2 | Covenant

October 1, 2023 • Pastor Kevin Timmons • Genesis 15:1–18

A covenant is an agreement between two parties where specific actions are promised ahead of time. What does covenant have to do with the Sacraments? Everything! The concept of covenant is present throughout all of Scripture. It’s in the background of everything we read, interpret and apply from the Bible, especially the Sacraments. God, in Christ, has made an eternal covenant to redeem his people, and it changes everything about how we relate to him.

Part 6 | The Wine and The Blood

October 29, 2023 • Pastor Travis Marsh • 1 Corinthians 11:17–34

This Sunday we will explore the symbolism of wine in the Lord's Supper, representing the sacrificial blood of Christ, the Lamb of God. We will discover the distinction between the substance and the fruit of this element, emphasizing that the fruit of the Spirit in our lives is inextricably linked to the redemptive power of Christ's blood. Join us as we discover how this element of Communion serves not merely as a ritual, but as a vivid reminder that our spiritual vitality is born out of the transformative work of Christ within us.

Part 5 | Bread and Body

October 22, 2023 • Pastor Kevin Timmons • Matthew 26:17–30

When Jesus instituted the sacrament of the Lord’s Supper he gave us a meal with two elements to consume: Bread, which he said is his body, and wine, which he said is his blood. In the first of two sermons on the Lord’s Supper, we will focus on the bread and the body, and answer the questions: Why did Jesus institute a meal as one of the sacraments? Why bread? And why his body?

Part 4 | Infant Baptism

October 15, 2023 • Pastor Travis Marsh • Acts 16:25–34

Journey with us this Sunday as we look deep into Acts 16:25-34, unearthing the profound truths about Infant Baptism! Discover how our hope is anchored in the Eternal Covenant with Moses through the fulfillment of Christ, how the apostles' preaching and the baptism of entire families lay the foundation for this blessing, and the abundant benefits it pours into the church and her children. Don't miss this sermon in our series looking at The Sacraments.