Sermon Series Archive Holidays

Mother’s Day 2012Mother’s Day 2012

Jan 1, 1970 with speakers: , in series: ,

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This morning, we’re taking a break from our current series to focus on how our church ministers to families. Pastor Josh Scott is joined by our Director of Children’s Ministry, Adra Skaggs as we discuss how to create an “orange” environment. To have a loving “Red” home life, and a “Yellow” church that shares the light of Christ, creating a balanced “Orange” experience to grow in.

Good FridayGood Friday

Jan 1, 1970 with speaker: in series: ,

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In this Good Friday teaching, pastor Josh Scott challenges us to embrace both parts of the cross: the cross for us, and the cross at work in us.

Hope From The Ashes – Ash WednesdayHope From The Ashes – Ash Wednesday

Jan 1, 1970 with speaker: in series: ,

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We being this 2012 season of Lent on Ash Wednesday with confession and repentance together as a body of believers. Pastor Josh Scott reminds us that, while Ash Wednesday can feel discouraging and even hopeless, this time is meant for preparation of our hearts. We can have hope that at the end of this season, resurrection is coming.

I AM – Week 8 – The Resurrection and The Life – Easter SundayI AM – Week 8 – The Resurrection and The Life – Easter Sunday

Apr 24, 2011 with speaker: in series: ,

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The tomb is empty! On Resurrection Sunday, we remember and celebrate the central truth of the Christian faith: Christ is risen, He is risen indeed! During this final message of our “I AM” series, Pastor Josh Scott reminds us that resurrection means that we should never stop hoping, because God does his best work when everything seems to be hopeless.

Good Friday – Tearing the CurtainGood Friday – Tearing the Curtain

Apr 22, 2011 with speaker: in series: ,

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In the Jewish Temple there was a curtain that separated the rest of the Temple from the “Most Holy Place,” which is the place where the presence of God was believed to dwell. After Jesus dies on the cross, this curtain is torn in two, from top to bottom. During this message Pastor Josh Scott explains the significance of this moment for us today, and invites us to embrace what it means for us.