Let’s look at the Grinch, Mary and Elizabeth to try and find that answer.

Have you had that moment when you have finally realized that Jesus Christ always has been, always is, and always will be with you? If not, how and why are you missing it? Let’s tell a ghost story to draw us to that light bulb moment in our own lives.

Is the Jesus you have stuffed in that tidy little box the Jesus you want, or the Jesus you need? Many times they are two totally different people. One may even look like a ghost.

How is God reaching out to us in the midst of our lives to help us avoid pain, suffering, bad decisions, and hurt all around us. Are you seeing and reading the HAND writing on the wall?

How many times has life had me in what felt like the fiery furnace? Let’s gather round the campfire and hear this ghost story.

Rather, He beckons us to always stand in the right by choosing His side. What does this principle look like if we apply it to the world we live in today? Let’s discuss!

LOOK OUT, because Jesus is about to do something amazing with the people you have called down from the TREES!

Are you observing faith as it walks by or are you living in it? This week we want to all LOOK IN THE MIRROR so that we know who we in order to know whose we are.

This week is about what we must do to LOCK EYES so the person knows that they are known. How can we intentionally engage those in the trees in our lives?

In this month’s “Trees” sermon series we are asking for you to see it through the eyes of Jesus, as if you were walking side by side with him on that road.

Jesus had the right tools for the test. What is in your toolbox? When the tests of life hit you, what or who will you be reaching for?

If/when you fail, God still loves you and will never stop picking you up to live for Him all over again.

10th Sunday after Pentecost, Pastor Paul A. Bennett will continue the sermon series “Put to the Test” with a sermon based on Acts 5:1-11.

There are times we want to give up. There are times we choose tests in our life and other times the tests choose us. Will I pass life’s most difficult tests? Will you?

These moments are totally avoidable if I were being the “You be you” that God created me to be and not the one that I think the world needs me to be or the one the world is telling me I should be.

Pastor Paul Bennett will continue the sermon series “You Be You” with a sermon based on Mark 3:31-35.

As we strengthen our resolve this month to not allow others to disrupt our personal faith walks, it is incumbent upon us to also seek out and eradicate those ways we are disrupting the faith lives of others.

How would God describe you? What is the “you be you” that God has created for you to live into?

4th Sunday after Pentecost and Communion Sunday, Pastor Paul Bennett will begin the sermon series “You Be You” with a sermon based on Luke 10:38-42.

God is in your WHOLE story. Are you looking for him?