In our world, we all strive to gain advantages to have a better life. However, the truth of the Kingdom is captured in the story of a crippled lamb. Greg shows us how, in the Kingdom, having advantages can be a disadvantage, and having a disadvantage can be an advantage.
Archive for ‘December, 2011’
The Advantage of the Disadvantage
By Jim LePage in Sermons, Video December 24, 2011
Tagged as Advantage, Christmas, Crippled Lamb, Mary, Winning
Tagged as Advantage, Christmas, Crippled Lamb, Mary, Winning
Making Space Update
By Jim LePage in Featured, Media Coverage, News & Events December 21, 2011
Tagged as fundraiser, Making Space, Media Coverage, News
Tagged as fundraiser, Making Space, Media Coverage, News
The original goal for our Making Space campaign was $26,000. Find out how close we got to that…
The Gift That You Are
By Jim LePage in Sermons, Video December 18, 2011
Tagged as Christmas, gifts, Salvation, Through His Brother’s Eyes, Trinity
Tagged as Christmas, gifts, Salvation, Through His Brother’s Eyes, Trinity
Christmas is a time of gift giving. In this sermon, Greg takes about the greatest gift that we’ve received, and he also shows how we can give back. Put on your thinking cap for this one.
Pod Stories: Erich Salzmann
By Andrew Langbehn in Featured, Podrishioners, Sermons December 13, 2011
Tagged as Pod Stories, Podrishioners, Sermons
Tagged as Pod Stories, Podrishioners, Sermons
Erich is a podrishioner in Ukraine, and he shared with us his story of bringing Greg’s sermons to his community.
Occupy The Kingdom
By Jim LePage in Sermon Series, Video December 11, 2011
Tagged as Christmas, mammon, Occupy Wall Street, Through His Brother’s Eyes, Wealth
Tagged as Christmas, mammon, Occupy Wall Street, Through His Brother’s Eyes, Wealth
With all of the unrest around the economy, it can be easy to preach against the rich. In this sermon, Greg takes a look at the book of James to see what he says about wealth, and he finds that there is more to the story than fairness.
Christmas Services 2011
On Saturday, December 24 (Christmas Eve), we will have services at 3:00 and 5:00 pm. On Sunday, December 25 (Christmas Day), there will be no 9:00 or 11:00 services.
Christmas Beyond the Pattern
The pattern of Christmas is to buy gifts for people that usually are not needed items. In this sermon, we look at the book of James and how faith must be found in our actions to the poorest of the poor, and an alternative to the usual pattern of Christmas is given.