May 19, 2019
Sermon Series: Work It Matters
Pastor Jeff Manion discusses how we tend to forget our work matters to God. We often forget five things along the way: who we work for, to bring our heart, who we are, to treat people humanely and to who we represent.
Colossians 3:22-4:1
Senior Pastor Jeff Manion begins the Work: It Matters series by looking at work in a perfect world. In the first two chapters of Genesis, we see that God worked and he gave people work to do. God provides a three-step pattern for us to follow: chaos, order, satisfaction. Moving in the New Testament, we learn that whether we like the work we do or not, we should do it well and with a good attitude for Jesus. Genesis 1-2 Colossians 2:2-3
Teaching Pastor Aaron Buer discusses Work in a Broken World . This conversation explores three realities of work in a broken world. Even with these realities, we learn that God is present with us and provides for us through our work. Genesis 3:17-23
Senior Pastor Jeff Manion talks about three radical ideas that can transform the way we view our work and the work of others. In this conversation, we see that work is an expression of God’s care, an expression of our love and is an overflow of grace. Matthew 6:9-11 Mark 12:28-31 Ephesians 2:8-10
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Pastor Aaron Buer teaches on persevering through life's challenges by keeping our focus on Jesus. We learn how Christ equips us to endure suffering and overcome the obstacles that hinder our faith journey. This series reminds us that God reveals himself in surprising ways and invites everyone into his family through the new life Jesus offers. We discover that faith isn't meant to be lived alone but as a community running together toward Christ.
In this 4-week series, we’ll explore the miracles of Jesus in Matthew 8 and 9. These extraordinary moments reveal his power and compassion, helping us when we ask, "Is Jesus worth following?"
Week 1: Exodus 5 & 6 Week 2: 1 Kings 19:1-5 Week 3: Jeremiah 20:7-9 Week 4: Genesis 16 Week 5: 1 Samuel 1
Week 1 Verses: Psalm 13 Week 2 Verses: Psalm 42 Week 3 Verses: Psalm 10 Week 4 Verses: Psalm 77 Week 5 Verses: Psalm 55 Week 6 Verses: Psalm 22
In Dinner with Jesus, Pastors Jeff Manion and Aaron Buer help us see Jesus’ heart to those around him. The series look at Jesus’ ministry through his interactions during meals. We see we can use meals, like Jesus did, to minister to those around us. Meals welcome others into our lives and help others feel invited and included. Week 1 Verses: Luke 5:27-32 Week 2 Verses: Luke 7:36-50 Week 3 Verses: Luke 14:1-24 Week 4 Verses: Mark 1:37-39 Week 5 Verses: Luke 9:10-17 Week 6 Verses: Luke 10:38-42 Week 7 Verses: Luke 11:37-44 Week 8 Verses: John 21:1-17
In Work: It Matters, Pastors Jeff Manion and Aaron Buer help us recover a biblical perspective of work. We see we were created to work and when we work we imitate God. Though we now work in a broken world, our work matters and we do it for God.
In Correcting Spiritual Drift, Pastors Jeff Manion and Aaron Buer explore stories from the lives of the Old Testament prophets Elijah and Elisha. This series helps us see the pull toward spiritual drift and motivates us to fight against it. Through the stories, we see God continuing to work and call all people to him even as the people of Israel drift spiritually. Week 1 Verses: 1 KINGS 16:29–33, 17:1 Week 2 Verses: I KINGS 18:30–39 Week 3 Verses: I KINGS 18:30–39 Week 4 Verses: I KINGS 19:1–6 Week 5 Verses: I KINGS 19:19–21 Week 6 Verses: 2 KINGS 6:8-21 Week 7 Verses: 2 KINGS 4:8–17 Week 8 Verses: 2 KINGS 5:1-10
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The stories Jesus told and what they mean for your life today . Why did Jesus teach in stories? Because the deepest truths about God are often found in the ordinary moments of life. In the parables, Jesus takes everyday things, a lost sheep, a dinner party, a farmer planting seeds and uses them to show us what God is really like and what it means to follow him. This summer, we’re spending seven weeks in the parables from Luke’s gospel. Whether you’ve heard these stories a hundred times or this is your first time, you’re invited to come and hear them fresh. June 27/28–August 8/9
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