In the book of Matthew, Jesus said to his disciples that a good tree can’t produce bad fruit, and a bad tree can’t produce good fruit. This is the inspiration for this summer’s sermon series as we look at the deeply rooted beliefs we have in our life and the fruit that they bring forth. So join us for this new sermon series called, Roots and Fruits.
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Jesus tells his followers that they will live supernatural lives. In fact, he says that his followers will do even greater things than he did. The key to this supernatural life is the Holy Spirit, our Helper. Join Pastor Tim as he looks at what it means to live by the spirit and be naturally supernatural.
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Join us this long weekend as we reflect on the sacrifice of Jesus made available to each and every one of us. Isaiah 53 states that through Jesus’ death on the cross, he has secured our shalom. This concept of shalom includes wholeness in every aspect of our lives; our body, our mind, and our relationships with others.
Pastor Libby will be sharing her testimony about how she came to know Christ and the difference he has made in her life. Libby has been a part of our community here in Plattsville and at Plattsville Church for many years now. Whether you are well acquainted with Libby and her family or not, I guarantee that there is more to her story that you should hear. Libby grew up in Australia, where God got a hold of her heart as she witnessed God’s miraculous touch in her family.
When asked about their religious affiliation, more people than ever are answering, “None of the above.” In particular, 34% of Generation Z (those born after 1996) have no religious affiliation. This is the highest figure of any generation ever. Join us as we look at the necessity of reaching our children with the message of God’s love.
“Empty” brings feelings of hopelessness, disappointment, and pain. The holidays can often amplify these feelings. But we are not alone. The disciples were filled with all the disappointment of their expectations, the grief of losing a friend, the worry about what was next, and the hopelessness of the situation. But this emptiness can actually be an invitation to experience the Good News of the Gospel. The tomb is empty because we serve a resurrecting king!
Join us throughout 2019 as we press in for God’s breakthrough in our lives. While most of our sermon series happen on sequential Sundays, this sermon series is spread out through 2019 as a time set aside for communion, prayer, and seeking God for what he wants to do in our lives.
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This past Sunday was the first Sunday of the Lent season, which is a time of confession and preparation for Easter. But because of our familiarity with our own legal system, I think many of us misunderstand to point and power of confession. So join me as we look at Psalm 51 and unpack what it means to truly confess and repent.
