What if a child born in Bethlehem was sent by God to redeem the sins of the world? Isn’t someone who laid down their life to save you and me, worthy of our adoration?
Come, let us adore Him this Christmas season.
Whether you’re new to Faith Church, or a regular attender, we hope that you’ll join us for our Advent series this year. We will study the story of creation and redemption through the lens of the Christmas story.
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The coming of Jesus our Messiah points us to a future hope we have of spending eternity with our God. But how do we wrestle with the tension of still living in this sinful world? Our bodies groan together with all creation as we await the 2nd Advent of Jesus. In Romans 8 we will see how these groanings lead us to patience, hope, and rejoicing as we anticipate the future glory we have in Christ.
From creation to fallen, from redemption to eternity – we were made to worship Him. Join us for a Christmas Eve recap of O Come Let Us Adore Him.
We were created for worship, but we rebelled and turned away to worship other things. Yet God is reconciling all things to himself through Christ. What does that include? What will that look like in a new heavens and earth? And how does that shape our lives as worship here and now? Join us for “Eternal Worship,” the fourth part of our Advent Series, Come Let Us Adore Him.
Well, we know how we got here. We were made to worship, but we refused to believe that God deserved to be worship most over all. We didn’t stop being worshipers, we just started worshiping other things. This week we’ll examine Colossians 1:15-23 again to see how God, in Jesus, moved into the world to recapture the wonder in our hearts, to turn us back to worship of him. Join us for “Redeemed Worship,” the third part of our Advent Series, “Come Let Us Adore Him.”
“What happened?” That’s the big question facing us as we explore Colossians 1:15-23 this weekend. The first stanza of this great poem reminded us that we were made to worship God in perfect harmony with him. But the second stanza talks about death, evil, the need for peace, alienation, and hostility. What happened to put us in this mess? Are we stuck there forever? Join us for “Fallen Worship”, the second part of our Advent Series, “Come Let Us Adore Him”.
The season of Advent is about anticipating and worshiping the Messiah. But we fully appreciate him when we see him as the one who fulfills God’s promise to save, redeem, and restore. We start our Advent journey in Colossians 1:15-23 with the reminder that we are Created to Worship.
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