Join us this Advent season to reflect on God’s plan for all people and the promised redemption through his Son, Jesus. We are studying John 1:1-18 and we encourage you to follow along in our recommended Advent devotional readings. You’ll find the Christianity Today readings on our app or you can subscribe to receive our text messages – just text Advent to 855.581.0388.
God’s Promise Kept
Sermons in this series
Christmas Eve Sermon 2022
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December 24, 2022Pastor:Jeff Schultz
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Closing portion of sermon series God’s Promises Kept.
Grace and Truth (John 1:14-18)
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December 18, 2022Pastor:Jeff Schultz
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John says that from Jesus’ fullness we have all received grace upon grace. It’s an image of Jesus’ incarnation like an overflowing cup that’s the source of all blessings which becomes the center of your life. Join us for “Grace and Truth” from John 1:14-18.
The Word Became Flesh (John 1:14)
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December 11, 2022Pastor:Jeff Schultz
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John has introduced us to the Word, the God who is source of all light and life and who made all things. Now this Word becomes a human. What would that look like? Why would God do that? And what difference does that make in our lives? Join us as we look at “The Word Became Flesh” from John 1:14.
The Light (John 1:6-13)
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December 4, 2022Pastor:Jeff Schultz
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The opening verses of the Gospel of John introduce us to Jesus without mentioning his name until verse 17. He is the eternal Word who was there “in the beginning.” He is the “true Light” shining in the dark world. He was unrecognized and unwelcomed by those for whom He came. Yet, for those who welcome Him, He offers new birth and the privilege of becoming “children of God.” Join us as we have the witness of John the Baptist and are introduced to the heart of why Jesus came to this world, to invite us to believe Him and receive eternal life.
The Word (John 1:1-5)
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November 27, 2022Pastor:Joey Woestman
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In the beginning,” John says, “was the Word.” What a way to introduce the story of Jesus—by deliberately echoing the beginning of all creation. In these four weeks of Advent we’ll explore four images from John 1: the Word, the Light, the Flesh, and the Glory. Join us for “The Word” from John 1:1-5!