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HERE AND NOW (not later)
The kingdom of God is not merely a distant, future hope—it is breaking into the world here and now. This three-week sermon series explores three defining characteristics of God’s kingdom, revealing how it shapes our lives today while pointing to its full realization in the future.
February 16 | Good News for Right Now | Isaiah 61:1-4; Luke 4:16-21
We live in a time when people long for hope, healing, and freedom from the burdens that weigh them down. Scripture reveals that the time of restoration has arrived—not in the distant future, but today. What does it mean for us that the Spirit of the Lord is moving now, bringing healing and release? If this is truly good news for right now, then how are we meant to step into it?
February 23 | A Movement of Renewal | Ezekiel 47:7-9; Revelation 22:1-4
We live in a culture characterized by exhaustion and confusion. Yet, renewal is not just a distant hope—it is already unfolding. God is on the move, bringing life where there was barrenness, restoring what has been broken, and awakening what has grown dormant. But if this movement of renewal is already flowing, why do so many of us still feel weary and disconnected? What does it mean to step into this current of renewal, to be carried by it, and to allow God to bring healing to our lives and the world around us?
March 2 | The One Who Holds It All | Daniel 7:13-14; 1 Timothy 6:11-16
The world is full of uncertainty, but Scripture points us to One who is not shaken. Daniel saw a vision of One who would receive all authority, and Paul reminded Timothy to hold fast to faith in the presence of the everlasting Christ. But if Jesus truly holds it all, what does that mean for how we live today? And in a time of instability and fear, how can we stay close to the One whose love remains unshaken?
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The Impact of Generosity
Join us for our worship series, “The Impact of Generosity,” where we will explore how the act of giving not only transforms the hearts of givers but also creates a ripple effect of positive impact in the world around us. Discover the profound ways generosity can cultivate compassion, foster community, give purpose, and reflect the love of Christ in our lives and beyond.
January 19 | Hearts Shaped by Generosity | 1 Chronicles 29:5b-18
In a world where we can be a bit suspicious and often disillusioned by both people and institutions, why should you give to the church? Giving generously can mean a change that takes discipline, structure, and even sacrifice. So, what’s in it for you? Can the impact of being generous make a real difference?
January 26 | Maximum Impact | Luke 10:25-37
When considering how to respond to a world filled with deep needs, it’s easy to think that good deeds alone are enough. Have you ever thought, “I’ve volunteered—why should I need to give financially as well?” You’re not alone. Our faith invites us to something greater. Even in foundational Christian stories, we often overlook the call to give of our resources. This week, we’ll explore the way of Christ, who challenges us to give generously—not only offering bandages for the wounded but also contributing to the greater healing of the world.
February 2 | Leaving a Legacy | Acts 9:36-42
Have you thought about your legacy? After you are gone, what will people speak about and show others from your life? This week we will consider how being a part of a vital community of faith that practices life-changing generosity has the potential to shape our local community, the world, and most importantly, us. Christ-focused generosity leaves a legacy of impact.
FEBRUARY 9 | THE IMPACT OF GENEROSITY: GENEROSITY = ETERNAL IMPACT | MATTHEW 6:19-21 & 2 CORINTHIANS 8:1-12
We want to make a difference with our lives. Do you sense a calling to be a part of something that is larger than just you? A church that sees the potential of God at work in each new day is a church that puts its trust in God’s redeeming power to transform the world, to bring heaven closer to earth. The impact of the work of God’s people being truly generous can heal, save, and joyously inspire. The reach of generosity is limitless with God.