All Things New
New Birth (into a Living Hope)
September 4, 2022 • Andy Adams • 1 Peter 1:3–9
Through Jesus’ life, death, resurrection, and ascension, God is making all things new! This week, we will discover one of the most life-changing ways God makes us new. We are given new birth into a living hope. This living hope is what sustained early Christians when they faced great suffering. Wouldn’t you love to know how you can have unending joy even in the midst of challenging circumstances? The key lies in your “hope.”
New Thinking
August 28, 2022 • Andy Adams • Romans 12:1–2
We only have three weeks remaining in our tour of the Bible’s essential passages, and this Sunday’s destination could be a life-changing one! When you become part of God’s Kingdom family, it changes everything. God makes you into a new creation and gives you a new ministry when you are reconciled to him. You are invited into a new way of doing life in God’s new community. And it is vitally important for each of us to be transformed by new thinking. In this message, we discover some key elements to renewing our minds in light of God’s amazing love for us and what he’s doing in the world today.
New Community
August 21, 2022 • Bonnie Abel • Acts 2:42–47
We are diving into the second week of our sermon series “All Things New.” Join us this Sunday as we discover what the book of Acts has to share with us about being a part of the redeemed community of God. We look forward to worshipping with you!
New Ministry
August 14, 2022 • Andy Adams • 2 Corinthians 5:17—6:2
We have been on an epic tour of the essential passages of the Bible over the last few months. From the Old Testament, we’ve laid the foundations and seen the great anticipation of God’s Kingdom, and we’ve explored what Jesus and the New Testament teach us about his Kingdom. Now we turn our attention to God doing a new thing—a fulfilled promise from the prophet Isaiah and anticipated in the book of Revelation. Jesus makes all things new! In this message, we discover the new ministry we are entrusted with when we become part of the family of God.