The "Come To Your Senses" sermon series highlights the importance of using our five senses to experience God in the tangible things of life. Sometimes all we have to do is look, or listen, or smell, or taste, or touch to be reminded of God’s amazing grace all around us. This week, we look at what does it mean for us to be the “salt of the earth.”
Taste
2 October 2022
October 2, 2022 • Dr. Harold Henderson • Matthew 5:13
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October 23, 2022 • Pastor Beth Snarr • John 11:17–44
The "Come To Your Senses" sermon series highlights the importance of using our five senses to experience God in the tangible things of life. Sometimes all we have to do is look, or listen, or smell, or taste, or touch to be reminded of God’s amazing grace all around us. Do we hear Jesus calling us to new life? What do we need to be unbound from to be free?
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October 9, 2022 • Pastor Beth Snarr • Genesis 2:4–7
The "Come To Your Senses" sermon series highlights the importance of using our five senses to experience God in the tangible things of life. Sometimes all we have to do is look, or listen, or smell, or taste, or touch to be reminded of God’s amazing grace all around us. According to the book of Genesis the beginning of life itself started in the nose! How can we use the gift of life given to us by God so our lives will be a “fragrant offering” to Him?
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September 25, 2022 • Pastor Beth Snarr • Mark 8:22–25
The "Come To Your Senses" sermon series highlights the importance of using our five senses to experience God in the tangible things of life. Sometimes all we have to do is look, or listen, or smell, or taste, or touch to be reminded of God’s amazing grace all around us. As Christians, we always “need more Jesus” to see things clearly. There is stuff constantly coming into our field of vision which can affect our perception of ourselves, others and situations. What’s clouding the lenses through which we view life?