Monthly Archives: November 2010

Thanksgiving For Real People • November 28, 2010

Ok, enough, already! This is the time of year when we’re supposed to be thankful.

But what does that really mean — especially when life can be so gritty? Let’s go beyond superficial platitudes and explore what it looks like for real people living in the real world to live thankfully.

Today’s scripture: 1 Thessalonians 5:12-22

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My Place In The Story • November 21, 2010

In recent weeks, we’ve been tracing the big-picture story of the Bible, studying epic events from the past. This week will be different. This week we finally come to that part of the biblical story that is ours to write.

Do you know your place in the story? Do you understand the profound importance of your existence?

Today’s scripture: 1 Peter 2:4-10

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Salt and Light • November 14, 2010

Those who follow Jesus are called to bring relief to people in need. It’s one of the most important spiritual responsibilities God gives us. In this sermon we’ll evaluate how we’re doing — celebrating what we’re accomplishing together and anticipating what the future holds. Prepare to be moved!

Today’s scripture: Matthew 5:13-16

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A Reason For Hope • November 7, 2010

The world is a mess. Politics are polarized. The economy is in the tank. Our workplace — and families — are often dysfunctional. Our health declines with age, and on and on and on. So why should any reasonable person have hope? Is there any reason for hope?

Today’s scripture: Luke 24:36-49

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