Where You Are: Far Horizons – Rejoice In That Day

February 16, 2025

Scripture: Luke 6:17-26

As Christians, the hope we have to share with the world is due in part to the bigger picture we have. Life is about more than just what we have directly in front of us. How the world is doing isn’t subject to the headline news cycle. Jesus came to be our Christ, to show us that God is always up to something more than we can see in the moment. Jesus shows us that the greatest of our victories come only after darkness. Let us seek the hope of Christ in his words from Luke 6:17-26 as we worship this morning.

Where You Are: Far Horizons – Left Everything And Followed

February 9, 2025

Scripture: Luke 5:1-11

Have you ever had a bad day at school or work? The kind of day when nothing goes right and you start questioning what you are even doing? Today Luke 5:1-11 is our guide for worship and it’s about that kind of day for a guy named Simon. Jesus meets him during one of these days and the interaction changes his life and eventually the history of the human race. What might God be up to in your life even if you feel like it’s a train wreck at times? Let’s see what Jesus has for us as we gather in worship today.

Where You Are: Embracing The Familiar – In Your Hometown

February 2, 2025

Scripture: Luke 4:21-30

We left off in the middle of a story last week. Jesus had begun his public ministry, and people around the area of Galilee are responding really well. People are interested in what he has to say and they are praising him for saying it. This is even true as he goes back to his hometown, until all of a sudden it wasn’t. How did they go from having praise for the home town boy grown up to being ready to throw him off a cliff? Let’s gather to see what is happening at this moment of Jesus’ life and what God might have to say to us through it. Luke 4:21-30 will be our guide.

Where You Are: Embracing The Familiar – As Was His Custom

January 26, 2025

Scripture: Luke 4:14-21

Everyone has personal reasons for why being a part of Christian worship on a regular basis is important. When we worship in community it is an opportunity for us to focus on Jesus and offer our thanks and praise. It is also a space that we can attune our hearts to what God has for us and find something that fills our hearts or challenges us. We also know that mindless ritual and lifeless practice can make it really hard to access the spiritual parts of our lives. Would you be surprised to know that scripture tells us specifically that Jesus was intentional about joining in worship with others? Our scripture today gives us insight into Jesus’ first months of public ministry and the habits he made a priority. Luke 4:14-21 will guide our hearts and minds as we gather together in worship.

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