Sunday Worship 01/03/21
Where do we go from here?
Joshua 3:1-5 – Joel Bryant
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson
This past year was marked by radical changes: different routines, different etiquette, and different protocols for our social interactions, racial unrest, and following a “spirited” election campaign, we face an uncertain political and financial environment in the future. Where do we go from here?
Sunday Worship 12/27/20
Good News Anticipated
Luke 2:22-38 – Rhett Dunson
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson
We see two people, Simeon and Anna, who were anxiously awaiting and anticipating the coming of the promised Messiah. God was faithful and they got to see Jesus, the Christ, and it led them to give thanks and worship God.
Sunday Worship 12/20/20
Good News Unexpected
Luke 2:3-7; Matthew 2:10-11 – Greg Wallace
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson
You have heard that the Good News was proclaimed in an unexpected way. Now that good news has come to fruition! Today we will consider three biblical principles that will allow us to embrace the Good News and Christmas!
Sunday Worship 12/13/20
Good News Unexpected
Luke 2:8-20 – Alec Lloyd
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson
The Shepherds are about to receive some unexpected news on the birth of Jesus. They respond in eagerness to meet Jesus, sharing the story of his birth, and returning home to praise and worship Him. Do we do the same?
Sunday Worship 12/6/20
The Best Christmas Ever
Luke 1:39-56 – Hugh Poland
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson
Christmas 2020 will be a different experience for most of us than we have ever known. Who will you gather with? What’s on your Christmas playlist? How will you decorate this year? A study of two women in Luke 1:39-56 can help us develop hearts of wisdom as we work to make this the Best Christmas Ever!
Sunday Worship 11/29/20
The Annunciation
Luke 1:26-38 – Matthew Dillingham
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson
A young Jewish woman learns that Yahweh will overshadow her with His presence to bring about the redemption of the Jewish people and all of creation. Though first taken aback, she willingly takes the role of a prophetess and a priestess by quoting Isaiah, “Here am I…”. Are we willing to do the same?