The Heart Has a Home
Christmas through the Gospel of John
Love
December 31, 2023 • Ray Weickel • 1 John 4:7–9, John 15:4–17, 1 Corinthians 13:1–7
How can I experience a deeper connection with Jesus in my daily life, especially after the Christmas season? What does it mean to express and receive unconditional love in my relationships? In what ways can I make a lasting impact in my community by reflecting God's love? The sermon provides insights into the characteristics of love, drawing from biblical passages like 1 Corinthians 13, and offers practical applications for living lives of love, both as recipients and givers of unconditional love. By exploring the transformative power of love and its expression in the Christian faith, the sermon inspires us to consider how we can actively participate in spreading love and making a positive difference in our local communities.
Joy
December 17, 2023 • Ray Weickel • John 2:1–11, Luke 15:17–24, Luke 1:44, Matthew 2:10, Luke 2:10
Embark on a journey of Christmas joy in "The Heart Comes Home to Joy." Delve into the transformative power of Jesus as we explore the significance of His first miracle at a wedding. Recognize the need for joy in our lives and experience the profound joy of reuniting with God. #ChristmasSermon #HomecomingJoy #TransformativeFaith
Peace
December 10, 2023 • Ray Weickel • John 4:4–10, Luke 15:3–7, Psalm 139:1–3, John 8:1–11, Jeremiah 2:12–14
Embark on a transformative journey with us in our Advent series, 'The Heart Has a Home.' Join us this week as we explore the pursuit of God to bring us peace, emphasizing acceptance beyond performance and the transformative power of living water. Experience the joy of being known and accepted by God for true inner peace. #AdventSeries #FindingPeace"
Hope
December 3, 2023 • Ray Weickel • Zephaniah 3:20, Hebrews 6:19–20, John 1:1–5
In this Advent sermon, we explore the theme of hope as the Word made flesh, Jesus, brings light to a dark world, signaling a homecoming for humanity. Our journey, marked by ache and separation, finds hope in the advent of Christ—inviting us to a spiritual home, transcending darkness, and restoring a confident expectation.