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Christmas series

Christmas Eve • Gladstone

December 24, 2019 • Kayla Meredith

Mary was pregnant with God’s son and about to give birth when Mary and Joseph traveled to Bethlehem to be counted in the census. The city was crowded and every place a visitor could stay was full. Mary and Joseph went door-to-door looking for a place to stay but with no luck, until an owner of an Inn allowed them to stay in their stable. Scripture tells us that Jesus stands at the door of our hearts and knocks seeking to enter. How will you make room for Jesus this Christmas?

Christmas Eve• Platte County

December 24, 2019 • Fabian Gonzalez

Mary was pregnant with God’s son and about to give birth when Mary and Joseph traveled to Bethlehem to be counted in the census. The city was crowded and every place a visitor could stay was full. Mary and Joseph went door-to-door looking for a place to stay but with no luck, until an owner of an Inn allowed them to stay in their stable. Scripture tells us that Jesus stands at the door of our hearts and knocks seeking to enter. How will you make room for Jesus this Christmas?

Christmas Eve • North Oak

December 24, 2019 • Mark Sheets

Mary was pregnant with God’s son and about to give birth when Mary and Joseph traveled to Bethlehem to be counted in the census. The city was crowded and every place a visitor could stay was full. Mary and Joseph went door-to-door looking for a place to stay but with no luck, until an owner of an Inn allowed them to stay in their stable. Scripture tells us that Jesus stands at the door of our hearts and knocks seeking to enter. How will you make room for Jesus this Christmas?

The Poor • North Oak

December 22, 2019 • Cathy McIntire

Who are the poor? How would one define “poor”? As Christ followers what does it mean to bring good news to the poor? What does it look like to welcome in the poor?

The Foreigner • Gladstone

December 22, 2019 • Mark Sheets

A foreigner is someone who was born in a different country than one's own. How do we view the foreigner in our culture? Are they welcome? Are they invited to our table? Or are they considered "out" and not included? If Jesus were to show up today, he would be considered a foreigner. Would we welcome him into our culture?

The Enemy• Platte County

December 22, 2019 • Fabian Gonzalez

Enemies…we all have them don’t we? We don’t have to look too far around us to see our enemies. When someone wrongs us we are immediately upset…and rightly so. What he or she has done has hurt us. If left unresolved, this person may turn into an enemy. Some of us even have enemies within our own homes. Jesus tells us to love our enemies and to pray for those who hurt us. How do we invite in the enemy?

The Foreigner • North Oak

December 15, 2019 • Mark Sheets

A foreigner is someone who was born in a different country than one's own. How do we view the foreigner in our culture? Are they welcome? Are they invited to our table? Or are they considered "out" and not included? If Jesus were to show up today, he would be considered a foreigner. Would we welcome him into our culture?

The Foreigner• Platte County

December 15, 2019 • Fabian Gonzalez

A foreigner is someone who was born in a different country than one's own. How do we view the foreigner in our culture? Are they welcome? Are they invited to our table? Or are they considered "out" and not included? If Jesus were to show up today, he would be considered a foreigner. Would we welcome him into our culture?

The Poor • Gladstone

December 15, 2019 • Cathy McIntire

Who are the poor? How would one define “poor”? As Christ followers what does it mean to bring good news to the poor? What does it look like to welcome in the poor?

The Enemy • Gladstone

December 8, 2019 • Kayla Meredith

Enemies…we all have them don’t we? We don’t have to look too far around us to see our enemies. When someone wrongs us, we are immediately upset…and rightly so. What he or she has done has hurt us. If left unresolved, this person may turn into an enemy. Some of us even have enemies within our own homes. Jesus tells us to love our enemies and to pray for those who hurt us. How do we invite in the enemy?

The Enemy • North Oak

December 8, 2019 • Mark Sheets

Enemies…we all have them don’t we? We don’t have to look too far around us to see our enemies. When someone wrongs us we are immediately upset…and rightly so. What he or she has done has hurt us. If left unresolved, this person may turn into an enemy. Some of us even have enemies within our own homes. Jesus tells us to love our enemies and to pray for those who hurt us. How do we invite in the enemy?

The Poor• Platte County

December 8, 2019 • Cathy McIntire

Who are the poor? How would one define “poor”? As Christ followers what does it mean to bring good news to the poor? What does it look like to welcome in the poor?

The Stranger • North Oak

December 1, 2019 • Mark Sheets

Jesus says to those who invite in the stranger that they have invited in the living God. But we live in a world where “stranger danger” is the motto. What does it look like to invite in those who are not like you, who have a different background than you, who live differently than you, who have different beliefs than you, who are well…different than you? What might God teach you when you welcome in the stranger?

The Stranger • Gladstone

December 1, 2019 • Kayla Meredith

Jesus says to those who invite in the stranger that they have invited in the living God. But we live in a world where “stranger danger” is the motto. What does it look like to invite in those who are not like you, who have a different background than you, who live differently than you, who have different beliefs than you, who are well…different than you? What might God teach you when you welcome in the stranger?

The Stranger • Platte County

December 1, 2019 • Fabian Gonzalez

Jesus says to those who invite in the stranger that they have invited in the living God. But we live in a world where “stranger danger” is the motto. What does it look like to invite in those who are not like you, who have a different background than you, who live differently than you, who have different beliefs than you, who are well…different than you? What might God teach you when you welcome in the stranger?